Tiger Woods’ partner literally couldn’t believe what he was seeing

Brooks Koepka is playing in the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship this week, his first tournament in nearly three months after knee surgery.

The KEB Hana Bank Championship may not be a major championship, but it feels like one for all the South Koreans teeing it up this week in the lone LPGA event played in their homeland. It may not be an Olympic event, either, but it also has that kind of feel to it for the Koreans, with so much nationalist honor, pride and responsibility compounding the challenge. So there you have a summary of what this week means to the Koreans, with the combination of quasi-major championship and Olympic pressure defining the nature of the test at the Sky 72 Golf Club’s Ocean Course in Incheon. Though it’s a limited field, with 78 players, the strength of the field at the top of the game adds to the prestige

The 29-minute scene that unfolded on the 13th hole Sunday at Royal Birkdale played a pivotal role in deciding the outcome of The Open, and it’s a scene that will be replayed for years to come. But what was it like inside the ropes with the claret jug hanging in the balance? “Just absolute chaos,” said Jordan Spieth’s caddie, Michael Greller. Greller shared some of the emotions he experienced in the moment during a recent interview with Sirius XM PGA Tour Radio. Greller explained that the biggest battle intially was simply finding the ball, which had bounded off a spectator even farther right than he expected. “I was forearm shivving guys in the crowd there initially,” Greller said. “And then