Golf Breaking News

Notes: Villegas’s hard work began before Tour
NEW YORK (AP) — Camilo Villegas works hard, sets goals and stays organized so he can manage his time. Those are good attributes for any PGA Tour player.

U.S. Open champ Tommy Bolt dies at 92
Tommy Bolt, the 1958 U.S. Open champion who had one of golf’s sweetest swings and most explosive tempers, has died. He was 92. His wife, Mary Lou Bolt, said he died Saturday after “his liver shut down.” “He was the best man I ever knew,” she said Wednesday. Bolt won 15 Professional Golfers Association events and several more titles on the seniors tour. Yet his temper gained him the most notoriety.

Hot? … Not? The LPGA commissioner
Note to our readers: This week has been so chock-full of losers we decided to do a special Not-only list. Enjoy …

Ryder Cup … or Riddle Cup?
What do you get when you mix an ornery captain with two worthy picks? A Euro roster that leaves Golfweek confused.

Players worry FedEx Cup awards mediocrity
NEW YORK (AP) — This year’s version of the FedEx Cup was supposed to be about volatility.