Tiger Woods didn't make the cut at the 2018 U.S. Open after finishing at 10-over-par 150 after shooting 78-72 over the first two rounds.

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The suspense around LIV Golf is greater in court than it ever was on the golf course.

LIV Golf's future and the ripple effect for PGA and European tours provide plenty of drama

Yuri Yoshida is the latest addition to what has become a golden era for Japanese golf on the LPGA.

Yuri Yoshida is the latest LPGA winner in a golden era for Japanese women's golf

The PGA Tour starts a two-week stay in Mexico.

PGA Tour starts a two-week stay in Mexico and LPGA remains in Asia with tournament in Malaysia

A federal judge has agreed to extend an order blocking the Trump administration's renovation plans for a century-old public golf course in the nation's capital.

Judge extends court-ordered block on Trump's renovation plans for public golf course in Washington

It took Austin Smotherman 100 starts on the PGA Tour to finally get a win.

Smotherman makes it two wins in a row on PGA Tour with playoff victory over Seamus Power

Rory Sabbatini is a PGA Tour Champions winner for the first time.

Sabbatini has a blazing finish for 62 to win Stifel Classic for first Champions Tour title

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The Jets (2-5) have been competitive in their losses, and Geno Smith has played better than most expected.

Despite a 2-5 record, it's not time for the Jets to turn to Klubnik

The Giants' run to a Super Bowl title began with a victory on the night the Mets clinched the World Series. The Giants won on Oct. 27, and never lost again that year.

As the '86 Mets won the World Series, Giants fans watched on mini TVs and cheered from the Meadowlands

One fan who attended Sunday's loss with his dad — their first game together since 1983 — said he was becoming a full-time Giants fan.

LI's Jets fans are frustrated, and they're placing the blame on Aaron Glenn

Bigger goals are now very much in play after Sunday's win — such as a division title and meaningful games in November and December.

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