Torrid Stretch of Birdies Gives Jessica Korda the Lead
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Korda rebounded from an opening double bogey for a share of the second-round lead in the Blue Bay L.P.G.A. in Hainan Island, China.
Chuck Burton/Associated Press
The 11-year-old Lucy Li broke ground this year by competing in the United States Women's Open.
The recent ouster of Ted Bishop, the P.G.A. of America president, over comments labeling Ian Poulter a “little girl” revealed how deeply ingrained sexism remains in golf.
Will MacKenzie Gets Hole in One and Shares Lead
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
MacKenzie made a hole in one and finished with a five-under-par 65 and a share of the lead with Andrew Svoboda in the McGladrey Classic in St. Simons Island, Ga.
P.G.A. Official Is Ousted
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Ted Bishop was removed as president of the P.G.A. of America over remarks directed at Ian Poulter.
Four Share Lead
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Erik Compton, Brian Harman, Michael Thompson and Will MacKenzie shared the first-round lead in the McGladrey Classic in Sea Island, Ga.
Editors' Picks
‘No One Is Rooting for Him Harder Out There’
By KAREN CROUSE
Phil Mickelson and his longtime caddie, Jim Mackay, work together seamlessly and share a deep emotional bond exemplified by Mackay’s emotional reaction to Mickelson’s victory at the 2013 British Open.
Sports of The Times
Caddie Who Mastered the Game
By DAVE ANDERSON
The British golfer Harry Vardon, the folk hero of professional golf’s formative era, inspired most of the game’s culture as it exists today, notably with his unmatched six British Open titles.
In St. Andrews, a Heavy Knock on a Neighbor’s Door
By KAREN CROUSE
For Louise Richardson, the principal of the University of St. Andrews in Scotland, the exclusion of female members by the Royal and Ancient Golf Club transcends gender politics. It has become a workplace hurdle.
On Golf
Wie’s Win Advances Surge by American Women
By KAREN CROUSE
Coupled with the recent success of No. 1-ranked Stacy Lewis, Michelle Wie reaching her long-awaited potential at the United States Women’s Open further heightened the profile of American women in the sport.
Kaymer, Leading All the Way, Wins by 8 for His First U.S. Open Title
By BILL PENNINGTON
Martin Kaymer, who opened the tournament with a course-record 65, closed with a 69 at Pinehurst No. 2 for a 72-hole total of nine-under-par 271. He finished eight strokes ahead of Erik Compton and Rickie Fowler.
Ready for Spotlight, a Course Is Restored to Its Shaggy Self
By BILL PENNINGTON
The Pinehurst No. 2 course, recently returned to its original appearance with irregular sand and native vegetation, will host the United States Open and the United States Women’s Open in the coming weeks.
MOST POPULAR - SPORTS
- Football Injuries Lead to Steady Stream of High School Forfeitures
- New York Marathon 2014: Ex-Distance Star Is Taking It Slower
- Opera Star Joyce DiDonato Will Sing National Anthem at Game 7
- In Rare Film, White Sox Before They Were Black Sox
- Royals 10, Giants 0: World Series 2014: Royals Crush Giants and Force Game 7
- Mississippi State Leads College Football Playoff Committee’s First Rankings
- On Baseball: Oddities Abound in Even World Series
- On Baseball: The Giants, Fighting History, Would Like to Forget This One
- New York’s Geometry Lesson
- Three Sides to This Story
- Royals 10, Giants 0: World Series 2014: Royals Crush Giants and Force Game 7
- On Baseball: Oddities Abound in Even World Series
- Mississippi State Leads College Football Playoff Committee’s First Rankings
- Football Injuries Lead to Steady Stream of High School Forfeitures
- New York Marathon 2014: Ex-Distance Star Is Taking It Slower
- The New York City Marathon
- On Baseball: The Giants, Fighting History, Would Like to Forget This One
- Opera Star Joyce DiDonato Will Sing National Anthem at Game 7
- Girlfriend of Florida State’s Karlos Williams Seeks End to Abuse Inquiry
- In Rare Film, White Sox Before They Were Black Sox
