The next, uncertain phase of being Phil Mickelson has officially begun

Ariya Jutanugarn arrived at Kingsmill Championship with no expectations, and it was a strategy that paid off handsomely. The 22-year-old Thai star birdied the second hole of a playoff Sunday to win the LPGA Tour event for the second time in three years. “When I’m thinking about winning, I never win,” Jutanugarn said.

Danielle Kang recovered from a bizarre mishap that left her nursing a broken tooth to be among the leaders on the opening day of the LPGA Singapore tournament on Thursday. The reigning Women’s PGA Championship champion, Kang said she fell asleep while exercising ahead of her opening round, and woke up feeling pain in her mouth. “I broke my tooth. I fell asleep during stretching. I don’t know what’s going on,” the American said. “I was stretching out on the floor and next thing I know, I slept 30 minutes. “I broke a tooth. Call the dentist on range. It’s all good.” Despite the distraction, the 25-year-old from San Francisco was composed when she got out on the course, shooting a bogey-free 4-under