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Inkster: Women's golf doesn't get credit we're due
WEST DES MOINES, Iowa – Juli Inkster did not waste time championing women’s golf and had no problem telling non-believers what annoys her most about those who don’t appreciate the tour she has loved for more than three decades. “We don’t get what credit we’re due,” she said, with Solheim Cup in hand. “If we play well, the courses are too short. If we don’t play well, we’re not good enough. “These ladies behind me, and even the European team, are amazing golfers. They play with power. They play with finesse … I hope people are starting to recognize how good they are.” Inkster, 57, a World Golf Hall of Fame member, was then asked if she thinks a week like this, where well-played golf was on display
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U.S. Walker Cup team named; NCAA POY left off
LOS ANGELES – Doc Redman and Doug Ghim squared off Sunday at Riviera, but they’ll return to LA in a few weeks as teammates. Both U.S. Amateur finalists were named as part of the 10-man U.S. Walker Cup team that will take on Great Britain and Ireland Sept. 9-10 at Los Angeles Country Club. In the championship match, Redman defeated Ghim in 37 holes. Also named to the Walker Cup team: NCAA champion Braden Thornberry, Hogan Award winner Maverick McNealy, Western Amateur champion Norman Xiong and Cal star Collin Morikawa. Cameron Champ, the long-hitting senior at Texas A&M, and Scottie Scheffler and Will Zalatoris, a pair of USGA champions, also will represent Team USA. Stewart Hagestad, 26, is the
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Northern Trust 2017 odds: Picks from the model that called Justin Thomas' PGA Championship run
The FedEx Cup Playoffs start Thursday with the Northern Trust at Glen Oaks Club in Westbury, New York. A who's who of the PGA Tour will be there, including PGA Championship winner Justin Thomas, who's going off at 20/1. Before you make any PGA Championship bets or enter a daily fantasy golf tournament on FanDuel or DraftKings, you'll want to see what the team at SportsLine has to say. SportsLine's prediction model, which was built by DFS pro Mike McClure, nailed the Masters and U.S. Open, calling groundbreaking wins from Sergio Garcia and Brooks Koepka entering the weekend. It was all over Jordan Spieth at the British Open from the start and called his third major win after the first round. At
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| F | -22 | $1,044,000 | ||
| F | -21 | $626,400 | ||
| F | -18 | $394,400 | ||
| F | -17 | $239,733 | ||
| F | -17 | $239,733 | ||
| F | -17 | $239,733 | ||
| F | -15 | $180,767 | ||
| F | -15 | $180,767 | ||
| F | -15 | $180,767 | ||
| F | -14 | $145,000 |