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Good Good, for now: Former Gonzaga golfer Sean Walsh’s improbable path to East Lake ahead of FedEx Cup final

As the golf world’s attention later this week turns to the Tour Championship at East Lake in Atlanta, Sean Walsh will be there, just not quite in the role he’s dreamed of as a professional golfer. Walsh and 15 others prominent on golf-related social media platforms will play in the Creator Classic on Wednesday at East Lake, the day before the first round of the FedEx Cup’s final tournament.
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Gonzaga’s Grace Lee tests improving game at U.S. Women’s Amateur

Grace Lee showed her first true interest in golf at age nine by asking her father if he’d take her to the driving range. “He took me and said I had a natural golf swing,” Lee recalled. “The first tournament I played in I got second place, so that kind of motivated me. I thought, ‘I think this is my sport.’ ” Think she might be right.

Sports >  Golf

Xander Schauffele wins British Open, capturing his second major of the year

TROON, Scotland – On a course adjacent an airport, a 30-year-old golfer from San Diego seemed to leave the ground Sunday and commence gliding above as if oblivious to the fray below. His back nine, so artful and tranquil, felt almost as though he had used the runway just behind No. 10 to start floating overhead like one of those lazy-day planes, the engine barely audible but its hum clearly untouchable. In a callous sport with a furious week of weather, the clear winner wound up looking downright pristine.
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Amateur Andrew Von Lossow claims Rosauers Open title with birdie on 18th hole

Longtime followers of the tournament, a major on the PGA’s Pacific Northwest Section, know Indian Canyon’s final two holes – a drivable par-4 and a shortish par-5 – often produce fireworks and dramatic swings on the leaderboard. That’s exactly what happened Sunday as Spokane amateur Andrew Von Lossow spent his lead with a double bogey on No. 17 before responding with a birdie on the par-5 18th to take home all the Rosauers Open trophies – low amateur and tournament champion.
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This Open Championship is not for everyone. That’s a good thing

TROON, Scotland – Thriston Lawrence’s voice cracked as he recalled the path here. How the South African flew overseas to test his level against the best in America only to make one cut in six weeks. How the doubt that this cold, unforgiving game creates can permeate even the strongest of wills.
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Amateurs Andrew Von Lossow, Dalton Dean shoot 65 to share lead at Rosauers Open Invitational

Spokane’s Andrew Von Lossow and the University of Idaho’s Dalton Dean led a strong showing by area amateurs in Friday’s first round of the 37th Rosauers Open Invitational.Von Lossow and Dean each birdied all three par-5s and carded 6-under 65s at Indian Canyon Golf Course to move to the top of a crowded leaderboard. Amateur Nate Plaster, who recently played at Washington State, is one of six players trailing the co-leaders by one stroke.
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Rory McIlroy breaks silence on U.S. Open collapse, shares how visiting NYC afterward helped

NEW YORK — The day after Rory McIlroy’s crushing collapse in the U.S. Open, the world’s second-ranked golfer went to New York City. McIlroy had already planned the trip in advance of that weekend’s Travelers Championship in Cromwell, Conn., which he ended up skipping, and used the Big Apple to help clear his head. “I went to Manhattan, which was nice,” McIlroy said Wednesday of his three-day ...