Thomas, who began the day four shots off the lead, fired a five-under par 65 final round to thwart Koepka's repeat bid and take the title at TPC Southwind in Memphis, Tennessee, on a 72-hole total of 13-under 267.

Truckee (US): Indian golfer Arjun Atwal landed three birdies against two bogeys for a fine +4 round that helped him rise two spots to tied 44th in the Barracuda Championships here, the only PGA Tour event to use the Modified Stable format scoring system. The 47-year-old Indian began with a birdie and added two more against as many bogeys that to

Sharma, who celebrated his 24th birthday last week, was thrilled to return to golf action as he tees up at the 2020 Hero Open with a purse of One million Euros

The updates on the test protocols means the end of grouping players who have recovered from the coronavirus or having them play alone and excluding them from PCR testing

The tournament was scheduled for Kingston Heath Golf Club in Melbourne, which is back in lockdown because of a large increase in COVID-19 deaths and infections in the last month. The 105th edition of the tournament was set to be played in November.

Thompson, the 2012 US Open runner-up, rolled an impressive bunker shot within three feet of the cup at the par-4 16th and holed a 15-foot birdie putt at the par-5 18th to secure his first tour triumph since the 2013 Honda Classic.

Atwal missed the green on his first shot on the 228-yard par-3 fourth but chipped in from 13 yards for a birdie to get to two-under for the round.

Washington: Richy Werenski, seeking his first US PGA title, closed with an eight-foot birdie putt to match Michael Thompson for the lead after Saturday's third round of the 3M Open. Thompson, a 2012 US Open runner-up, and American compatriot Werenski, who birdied three of the last four holes, each fired three-under par 68s to stand on 15-under 1

Werenski, who secured entry to his first PGA Tour event at the 2015 Barbasol Championship after winning a reality television program, reeled off nine birdies to lead by one at TPC Twin Cities in Blaine

"I am quite excited and pumped up by the prospect and plan to play all five remaining events in the six-event UK Swing."

He was No. 1 in the amateur ranking for a record 60 weeks.

Nicklaus and his wife, Barbara, turned 80 a month apart at the start of the year.

He is the first Spaniard since Seve Ballesteros in 1989 to hold golf's world number one ranking