Tiger Woods was hampered by a stiff back, but he made adjustments after a poor start to shoot 72 at the Memorial. “It just happens,” he said.
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HONOLULU — Matt Kuchar kept another clean card and shot a 4-under 66 to take a two-shot lead into the final round of the Sony Open in Hawaii as he goes for his second victory this season on the PGA TOUR. Kuchar ended a three-year drought by winning the Mayakoba Classic in Mexico last fall. He has made only one bogey through 54 holes at Waialae Country Club, and his 18-under 192 was the lowest 54-hole score of his career. Andrew Putnam was two shots behind after a 67. Keith Mitchell had a 63 and was four behind, along with Chez Reavie (66). Those were the only players within five shots of the lead, and all of them are chasing Kuchar. He is 2-2 in his career when leading going into the final round. Â
OLYMPIA FIELDS, Ill. – Chella Choi feels stronger with her father by her side. It’s why she won’t let Ji Yeon Choi retire as her caddie. And it’s why Chella’s mother won’t let him retire, either. It’s why Ji Yeon will be on Chella’s bag again Sunday with Chella sharing the lead with Danielle Kang going into the final round of the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship. After persuading her father to stay on her bag after she turned pro, Chella told him he could retire after she won her first LPGA title. She did just that two years ago, winning the Marathon Classic, but Chella wouldn’t let him go. “I always had a dream of having my dad on my bag,� Chella said. Ji Yeon is a retired police officer in South
