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ATLANTA (AP) — Scottie Scheffler’s second FedEx Cup title, and his 22nd victory on the PGA Tour during this astonishing five-year run, was different from all the others, even if it looked all too familiar. Scheffler celebrated with a beer. He had just closed with a 4-under 66 in the Tour Championship on Sunday — no one else from the leading six players broke par — and Scheffler had to wait for the last two groups to finish to make it official.

What would Canada’s ultimate course look like if we picked from the tens of thousands of holes that traverse this country? We’re glad you...

What would Canada’s ultimate course look like if we picked from the tens of thousands of holes that traverse this country? We’re glad you...

Often called an “Eclectic 18,” this exercise combines 18 holes, each from 18 different golf courses, to create an ultimate scorecard, ensuring that the hole number for each is the same as that at its course. To arrive at our layout, we surveyed our course raters and used the most popular hole picks as best we could.

As I prepare for another visit to Scotland, I find myself thinking about the many enjoyable aspects of my time there. The golf is at the top of the list, but much more will enhance and deepen my visit. At the top of the list will be a stop I’ll make daily in Dornoch. I’ll be in Dornoch for nine days in the second half of my visit. I have a few games arranged at Royal Dornoch and will also play nearby Brora, Tain and Golspie.

ATLANTA (AP) — The PGA Tour is reshaping its postseason for 2028 by ending the year with a Tour Championship played over two weeks at different golf courses involving match play. PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp announced the changes Tuesday before the Tour Championship, which has been 72 holes of stroke play for the top 30 players since it began in 1987.

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EDMONTON – Japan’s Miyu Yamashita went wire to wire to win the CPKC Women’s Open on Sunday. The 25-year-old claimed her fourth LPGA Tour victory and second this year with a dominating performance at Edmonton’s Royal Mayfair Club. She shot a 4-under-par 66 in Sunday’s fourth round to finish 23 under in the US$2.75-million tournament. Leading by six strokes after three rounds, Yamashita won by nine ahead of her countrywoman and runner-up Yuri Yoshida at 14 under.

EDMONTON – Miyu Yamashita increased her already healthy lead and Canadian teenager Aphrodite Deng vaulted up the leaderboard Saturday at the CPKC Women’s Open. Japan’s Yamashita turned in a 5-under-par 65 in the third round to get to 19 under for the tournament at Edmonton’s Royal Mayfair Golf Club. Her 14-under 126 in her first 36 holes was a tournament record. The 25-year-old gave nothing back Saturday.

EDMONTON- Anna Huang did more than make the cut at the CPKC Women’s Open for the first time in her career. The 17-year-old from Vancouver is the top Canadian heading into Saturday’s third round of the LPGA tournament in Edmonton. Huang posted a second-round 68 on Friday to get to 7-under par and into a tie for seventh. “Going into this week, making the cut was my biggest goal,” Huang said.