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Tiger Woods looked happy ... after defeat? 9 PNC Championship questions

Dec 22, 2024 | bvmsports.com | Claire Rogers |Nick Piastowski

News Tiger Woods and son Charlie Woods on Sunday after the younger Woods' hole in one. Getty Images Holes in one. Plural. Overtime. A winning putt. Family hugs and handshakes. (Awwwww!) That Tiger guy in contention. On Sunday at the PNC Championship, the feel was almost like a holiday mad dash - the pro-relative scramble serves as a lighthearted finish to the pro-golf calendar, but the 2024 version also managed to jam in what seemed like a year's worth of stories on its final day.
Michelle Wie West’s big week, a pro flies over Liberty National | Rogers Report

May 14, 2024 | flipboard.com | Claire Rogers

NowICYMI, the 2024 Cannes Film Festival has officially kicked off meaning A-List cinematic royalty will descend on the French Riviera for the next 10 days in only the chicest of ensembles. It combines trend-led daytime looks with red carpet awards szn glamour and the occasional risqué party 'fit for a …
Inside a celeb-filled weekend of golf at the 8AM Invitational | Rogers Report

Apr 24, 2024 | flipboard.com | Claire Rogers

16 hours agoRickie Fowler and Justin Thomas were known for their wild spring break golf trips at Bakers Bay that featured the likes of Jordan Spieth and Smylie Kaufman in their younger years. You know, when Snapchat was all the rage back in 2017. The pair went on another golf trip this week, but it wasn’t to a …
WATCH: Brooks Koepka joins The Scoop to talk major victories, nerves, Rory McIlroy and more

Feb 21, 2024 | dutchnewstoday.com | Claire Rogers

Next up on The Scoop: Brooks Koepka!You may remember that Koepka’s wife, Jena Sims, was my first-ever Scoop guest back in April 2023. (Thanks again to Jena for helping me get this idea off the ground and for meeting me at an ice cream spot in North Augusta during Masters week.)One thing I’ve learned about the Koepka-Sims duo through this interview series is they aren’t afraid of unique ice cream flavors.
Gates closed, alcohol sales suspended amid chaos at WM Phoenix Open | Rogers Report

Feb 10, 2024 | dutchnewstoday.com | Claire Rogers

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Hello, friends, and happy Saturday from the WM Phoenix Open, where I have observed more chaos in the last eight hours than I have cumulatively in the last decade of my life. I came to this event last year, but today was truly on another level. More on that later. But despite all of the mayhem here at TPC Scottsdale, I had an awesome day. My sister, Ellen, came out for a few hours, and my cousin, Chris, is here for a bachelor party.
Tiger Woods' imitation, the PNC's best friendship

Dec 15, 2023 | dutchnewstoday.com | Claire Rogers

Hello, friends, and welcome to my favorite week of the year: the PNC Championship. This event is the perfect way to end the golfing year. It’s a feel-good family tournament that gives me (okay, and the rest of the golfing world) something to get excited for before Christmas, and it’s definitely one of the more laid-back tournaments from a coverage perspective. And it helps that the pros have their guards down, which makes for a lot of fun moments — including a few that we’ll get to shortly.
Tiger and Timberlake’s NYC bar, Michael Block’s latest ace and a 100-Hole Hike | Rogers Report

Nov 17, 2023 | flipboard.com | Claire Rogers

4 hours agoTURIN, Italy (AP) — Carlos Alcaraz leaned back, looked up and yelled in celebration. The Spaniard had just secured a spot in the semifinals of the ATP Finals in his tournament debut, setting up a match against top-ranked Novak Djokovic. “Vamos, vamos,” Spanish for “Come on, come on,” Alcaraz shouted …
Green light for the Safeguard Mechanism Reforms

Mar 28, 2023 | lexology.com | Vishal Ahuja |Claire Rogers |Dale Rayner |Roslyn Hinchliffe |Nick Forbutt

The Safeguard Mechanism reforms are set to become law with some amendments, after the Federal Government struck a deal with the Greens to secure their support. The reforms aim to limit industrial emissions and are a central policy component of the Government’s plan to meet its emissions reduction target of 43% below 2005 levels by 2030. In exchange for the Greens’ support, the Government agreed to several amendments including a cap on actual emissions and a pollution trigger.