TaylorMade has filed a trademark for 'Sunday Red', which appears to be a nod to golf legend Tiger Woods. This comes after the end of Woods' 27-year endorsement deal with Nike. The trademark filing suggests that Woods may be launching his own line with TaylorMade. [dailymail.co.uk]

Hunter Mahan backs Tiger Woods for the United States captaincy at the next two Ryder Cups, believing Woods has the leadership skills to reverse the Americans' fortunes. Phil Mickelson has ruled himself out, and Stewart Cink has deferred to Woods. Mahan suggests securing Woods for both the 2025 and 2027 events. Despite Woods' poor record as a player, Mahan believes his military background and meticulous preparation make him a great leader. [golfmonthly.com]

Tyrrell Hatton has had conversations with LIV Golf and has not ruled out a move to the Saudi-funded circuit. Fellow Ryder Cup teammates Tommy Fleetwood and Nicolai Hojgaard have already turned down offers. Hatton acknowledged the contact but stated he is currently happy playing on the PGA Tour and DP World Tour. The attempts to attract big names to play alongside Jon Rahm in his new team are becoming more frantic. Rory McIlroy has surged back into contention at the Dubai Desert Classic with a nine-under 63, putting him in a tie for second place. [telegraph.co.uk]

Lexi Thompson, one of the most recognizable faces in women's golf, is reportedly splitting with golf ball sponsor Bridgestone after six years. Thompson has used a Bridgestone ball since 2016 and won three events during her time with the company. Bridgestone CEO Dan Murphy confirmed the split and wished Thompson success in her future endeavors. [golfmonthly.com]

Amateur Nick Dunlap leads the 2024 American Express after Round 3 with a three-stroke lead over Sam Burns. Dunlap's historic performance puts him in a position to become the youngest amateur to ever win on the PGA Tour. Justin Thomas is also in contention, aiming to secure his 16th PGA Tour title. Dunlap's dominance and the potential for a record-breaking victory make for an exciting final round. [cbssports.com]

University of Alabama sophomore Nick Dunlap fired a 12-under 60 to take a three-shot lead over Sam Burns at The American Express, matching the lowest round by an amateur in PGA Tour history. Dunlap is seeking to be the first amateur to win a PGA Tour event since Phil Mickelson in 1991. [espn.com]

Nick Dunlap, a 20-year-old amateur golfer, tied the lowest amateur score in PGA Tour history by shooting a 12-under 60 at the American Express tournament. With a three-stroke lead going into Sunday, Dunlap has a chance to become the first amateur winner on the PGA Tour since Phil Mickelson in 1991. His impressive performance has garnered attention and praise from golf legends like Mickelson and Justin Thomas. [golf.com]

Sam Burns, a PGA Tour contender, had a stroke of luck during the American Express tournament. After hitting his approach shot into a bunker on the 16th hole, his ball stayed on the bank instead of rolling down the slope. He was granted free relief after it was determined that his ball was embedded in its own pitch mark. Despite the challenging drop on a steep slope, Burns managed to make a birdie and maintain his lead in the tournament. [golf.com]

Shane Lowry finishes his third round in style but misses the cut at The American Express golf tournament in California. Lowry carded a 70 in the third round, ending at 12 under overall, one stroke outside the cut line. Meanwhile, American amateur Nick Dunlap leads the tournament at 27 under, followed by Sam Burns and Justin Thomas. [rte.ie]

Nick Dunlap, a 20-year-old amateur golfer, has a three-shot lead in The American Express tournament and aims to become the first amateur to win on the PGA Tour since 1991. Seven different amateurs have won on Tour in the past, including Phil Mickelson in 1991. [nbcsports.com]

Sam Burns has won five PGA Tour tournaments in his career, including the Valspar Championship, Sanderson Farms Championship, Charles Schwab Challenge, and WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play. He recently shot a career-low 61 in the second round of The American Express 2024. [sportskeeda.com]

The Dubai Desert Classic will conclude with Rory McIlroy chasing leader Cameron Young in the final round. McIlroy, the defending champion, is just two shots off Young after a remarkable nine-under-par round. The final pairing will tee off at 3:39am ET (8:39am GMT), with Adrian Meronk also in contention. Tee times and groupings for the final round are provided in the document. [golfmonthly.com]

Rory McIlroy's stunning eagle on the 18th hole puts him within two shots of Cameron Young's lead heading into the final round of the Dubai Desert Classic. McIlroy's impressive round of 63, with seven birdies, has him in contention for his 17th DP World Tour title, while Young aims for his first major tour win. [golfdigest.com]

Sean Crocker expresses his frustration with his performance at the Dubai Desert Classic in a raw and blunt interview. He discusses his struggles with the game and his dislike for the golf course, which has consistently affected his gameplay. Despite his honesty, it remains to be seen how Crocker will perform in the future. [thesportsrusn.com]

Lydia Ko holds a two-shot lead entering the final round of the LPGA Tour's Tournament of Champions. Ko, seeking her first victory in 14 months, shot a 4-under 68 in the third round. Her closest pursuer is Alexa Pano, a 19-year-old second-year pro. Defending champion Brooke Henderson is tied for seventh, six shots behind. In the celebrity division, former NHL player Jeremy Roenick leads in the Modified Stableford format. [nbcsports.com]

Leona Maguire carded a level-par 72 for the third day in a row at the Tournament of Champions in Florida, unable to move up the leaderboard. The gap between Maguire and tournament leader Lydia Ko has extended to 12 shots. Despite a slow start, Maguire managed to bounce back with birdies but finished her round where she started. The Tournament of Champions is open to LPGA event winners from the past two seasons and does not have a 36-hole cut. [rte.ie]

Lydia Ko is aiming to end her win drought at the Tournament of Champions after a challenging season in 2023. Inspired by a documentary about Mardy Fish's struggles with anxiety and mental health, Ko is determined to overcome her own challenges and regain her winning form. She has drawn inspiration from other athletes, including Jason Day, and is seeking a confidence boost to start the 2024 season on a high note. [golf.com]

Rose Zhang discusses the challenges of leading a double life as a professional golfer and Stanford student. She emphasizes the importance of time management and discipline while juggling her studies and golf career. Despite the difficulties, Zhang finds it all worthwhile and is determined to excel both on the course and in the classroom. At the Hilton Grand Vacations Tournament of Champions, Zhang performed well, finishing T7 with a chance to compete for the top spot and a share of the $1.5 million prize purse. [essentiallysports.com]

Omar Morales of Mexico holds a three-shot lead going into the final round of the Latin America Amateur after shooting a 5-under 65. The winner of the tournament will earn a spot in three major championships. Morales, a junior at UCLA, aims to become the second Mexican winner in the history of the event. Santiago De la Fuente of Mexico is three shots behind, while Mateo Fuenmayor of Colombia is one shot further back. [nbcsports.com]

David Higgins shoots a one-under 71 in the second round of the Legends Tour Q-School, putting him in contention for one of the five Tour cards. Damian Mooney struggles after a promising start, while Gary Murphy improves with a 71. Chris Gane leads the tournament with a two-stroke advantage. [irishgolfer.ie]

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