Keegan Bradley and Grayson Murray are tied for the lead in the Sony Open golf tournament. Six players are within three shots of the lead, making for an exciting competition. Bradley and Murray birdied their last holes to finish at 14-under, one shot ahead of Sam Stevens. Chris Kirk is also in contention, hoping to sweep the Hawaii swing after winning The Sentry last week. The final round promises to be competitive, with players needing to make birdies to secure the victory. [espn.com]

Keegan Bradley is the man to beat in the wide-open race at the Sony Open in Hawaii, with a packed leaderboard and 21 players within five shots of the lead. While it's difficult to predict the outcome, Bradley's strong performance and experience make him a top contender. Chris Kirk also presents value with his previous success at Waialae. Sam Stevens, despite a great round on Saturday, may struggle under the pressure. Tyrrell Hatton and Taylor Montgomery are considered long shots but could surprise. [pgatour.com]

Keegan Bradley and Grayson Murray lead through three rounds of the Sony Open in Hawaii, with the final round set to begin on NBC at 4 p.m. ET on Sunday. The tee times and groupings for the final round can be found on the NBC Sports website. [nbcsports.com]

Grayson Murray, co-leader at the Sony Open, injured his back while holding the trophy from a previous tournament. He has a herniated bulging disc but has received treatment and is currently taking Aleve. Murray, who has slimmed down since becoming sober, mentioned that the trophy weighed 45 pounds and he held it for an hour for pictures. [golfweek.usatoday.com]

After carding a 7-under 63 to get to 14-under after the third round of the 2024 Sony Open in Hawaii, Keegan Bradley talks about how a hot start set the tone for the round. [pgatour.com]

After carding a 6-under 64 to get to 14-under after the third round of the 2024 Sony Open in Hawaii, Grayson Murray talks about climbing into the lead after the end of Saturday’s action, putting in a lot of offseason work and a new perspective coming into 2024. [pgatour.com]

The Sony Open in Hawaii has a rich Japanese history, with Japanese golfers competing in the tournament for nearly a century. Sony, the title sponsor, has been supporting young Japanese golfers by providing sponsor exemptions, creating a pathway for top-ranked amateurs and professionals to compete in the tournament. Hideki Matsuyama's success has inspired other Japanese players, and the Sony Open continues to be an important platform for them to showcase their skills and pursue their dreams. [pgatour.com]

Ben Silverman from Thornhill, Ont., shoots 6-under 64 in the third round of the Sony Open. Silverman trails co-leaders Keegan Bradley and Grayson Murray by three strokes. [cbc.ca]

During the third round broadcast at the 2024 Sony Open in Hawaii, Carl Yuan joins the NBC crew to discuss competing for his first PGA TOUR win, growing up in China.

Gary Woodland, who recently returned to golf after brain surgery, remains positive despite missing the cut at the Sony Open. He expressed happiness with his return and the fact that he was able to come back after everything he went through. Woodland's focus and energy were exceptional, and he is motivated to achieve dominance. Although his golf game was rusty, he sees it as a stepping stone and is grateful for the support he received during his fight with the disease. Woodland hopes for a beautiful future in golf with continued support from fans and experts. [tennisworldusa.org]

Carl Yuan walks and talks about his move to the United States as a youth, the lessons he learned during his rookie year on the PGA Tour and what being a Chinese golfer means to him. [nbcsports.com]

The departure of Jon Rahm from the PGA Tour to LIV had significant effects on the golf ecosystem, including ramifications for Carl Yuan. Despite finishing just outside the top 125 in the FedEx Cup, Rahm's departure allowed Yuan to secure full status for the 2024 season. Yuan expressed relief and gratitude for the opportunity and is determined to make the most of his time on Tour. [golf.com]

Keegan Bradley discusses his performance through three rounds at the Sony Open, explaining why things feel "great" in Hawaii. [nbcsports.com]

Grayson Murray discusses his showing at the 2024 Sony Open, explaining how he was able to transform himself and his golf game in the offseason. [nbcsports.com]

The 2024 Sony Open in Hawaii saw some surprising golfers miss the cut, including Matt Fitzpatrick, Sahith Theegala, Adam Hadwin, Gary Woodland, and Will Zalatoris. Despite their previous successes, they were unable to make it to the weekend rounds, leaving other players like Carl Yuan, Austin Eckroat, and Byeong Hun An in the lead. [ftw.usatoday.com]

Stewart Cink, a former British Open champion, shares his thoughts on the new PGA Tour model of signature events and $20 million purses with small fields and no cuts. Cink expresses mixed feelings about the change and believes it may not serve everyone. The Sony Open also reveals concerns about the distribution of FedEx Cup points and the impact on players' schedules. Additionally, the article mentions the challenges and travels of players like Brian Harman, Tyrrell Hatton, and Tommy Fleetwood. [apnews.com]

Despite a strong performance at the 2024 Sony Open, Stewart Cink's future in golf looks bleak due to his age and the rarity of players winning on the PGA Tour after turning 50. While Cink has had past successes, including winning the 2021 RBC Heritage, his chances of winning the ongoing tournament seem slim. However, the golfing world remains hopeful for his continued success. [essentiallysports.com]

Joel Dahmen's missed four-footer putt at the Sony Open resulted in him and 17 other players making the cut, earning him at least 17 free dinners from his fellow tour pros. The putt would have put him at three under, directly on the cut line, but by missing it, he brought all the players at two under along with him. Dahmen's act has made him a hero among his peers. [golfdigest.com]

Tommy Fleetwood takes a one-stroke lead over Rory McIlroy into the final round of the 2024 Dubai Invitational. Fleetwood's third-round 63 helped him reach 15 under, while McIlroy sits at 14 under. Both players are vying for the year's first trophy and a strong start to the season. [cbssports.com]

Tommy Fleetwood took a slight lead over Rory McIlroy heading into the final round of the 2024 Dubai Invitational, part of the DP World Tour. [nbcsports.com]

Highlights of the third round of the Dubai Invitational at Dubai Creek Resort.

The broomstick putting technique, once stigmatized, has become popular in golf. Players like Adam Scott, Bernhard Langer, and Webb Simpson have found success with the broomstick putter. The method has seen a resurgence in recent years, with players like Lucas Glover, Si Woo Kim, and Akshay Bhatia achieving good results. Even young players like Will Zalatoris and Carl Yuan have adopted the broomstick putter. The technique has shed its stigma and is now considered cool and effective. [irishgolfer.ie]

Jon Rahm is reportedly considering adding Caleb Surratt, a top-ranked amateur golfer, to his team, Legion XIII, for the upcoming season. Surratt, currently ranked No. 10 in the World Amateur Golf Ranking, has caught the attention of the defending Masters champion and may join Rahm's team for the LIV Golf Mayakoba event. [essentiallysports.com]

Mark Lindberg leads the Heron Creek Senior Invitational after shooting a tournament-best 1-under 71 in the second round. He holds a three-shot lead at 4-over. In other divisions, Harold Payne leads the Super Senior Division, Gregory Osborne leads the Legends Division, Marty O'Connell and Dick Van Leuvan are tied in the Super Legends Division, and Jim Pfrogner leads the Grand Master's Division. [amateurgolf.com]

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