Celebrating the differences of Spieth, Weekley at Travelers

CROMWELL, Conn. -- One of the players in Sunday's final pairing at the Travelers Championship is among the most recognizable faces in the game today. The other looks like he just fell off a fishing boat. One of them is seeking his 10th career victory before the age of 24, a mark only preceded by a single player -- Tiger Woods. The other is 43 and seeking his first top-25 finish of this season. One of them is nicknamed Golden Boy. The other is a good ol' boy. The juxtaposition between Jordan Spieth, who leads at 12 under, and Boo Weekley, who's 1 shot further back, is wide enough for the nearby Connecticut River to run through it. From their pedigrees to their physical appearances to even how

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  Spieth scrambles to save round, lead at Travelers

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  Jordan Spieth birdies 18, takes 54-hole lead at Travelers into final round

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Trump golfing? Aides won't say, but video tells the tale

Washington (CNN)If a president golfs in private -- and the White House refuses to comment -- did it ever really happen? President Donald Trump hit the links at Trump National Golf Club in Bedminsiter, New Jersey, over the June 10-11 weekend, according to a golfer who also played the course and took a video of the President. That video is the only reason the public knows Trump was golfing because White House aides, seemingly to obscure whether the President, who was once critical about another president playing golf, declined to say. The video, posted by Twitter user @MikeNFrank, also shows Trump breaking a cardinal rule of golf: Driving a cart on the green. (According to Golfweek, golfers should

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  Is this a video of Trump golfing?

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  Trump not making golf etiquette great again

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Tiger Woods spent his US Open waiting for Jason Day to call

Tiger Woods just wanted to make himself useful during last week’s US Open, but his good intentions went unappreciated. Woods reached out to good friend Jason Day after the Australian sputtered to an opening-round 79 last Thursday, asking Day to call him so they could analyze what went wrong in Day’s game before Friday’s second round. Woods’ phone never rang, and Day didn’t make it past Friday after shooting a second-round 75. “He texted me after I shot 79 and said, ‘Hey, before you work on something call me because I saw something,'” Day, the world No. 4, told the Golf Channel this week at the Travelers Championship. “I was like, ‘Yeah, you saw 79 shots.’ I didn’t call him because I was so angry.”