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1. How slow play, bad play and foul weather made for a long week at the Genesis Open

   J.B Holmes won, but he certainly took his time doing it. Plus, Jordan Spieth melted down and Justin Thomas let one slip away. It was a weird week in L.A.

2. Inside Tiger Woods' 2018-19 season

   Tiger Woods had some good and bad mixed together over a long four days at the Genesis Open.

3. Kuchar: 'Stubborn, hard-headed' on caddie pay

   Matt Kuchar again expressed regret for the way he handled payment of a fill-in caddie at the Mayakoba Classic in November, a controversy that has enveloped him for the past several days.

4. J.B. Holmes rallies to win marathon at Riviera

   J.B. Holmes rallied from a four-shot deficit in the final round and won a marathon finish Sunday in the Genesis Open for his first victory in three years and a trip back to the Masters.

5. Tiger cites fatigue after falling out of contention

   Tiger Woods, after an apparent momentum-seizing birdie off a deft bunker shot on No. 7 in the Genesis Open, promptly stalled instead. Afterward, he blamed the effects of a long week.

6. Jimenez wins Chubb Classic in playoff after 66

   Miguel Angel Jimenez won the Chubb Classic on Sunday for his seventh PGA Tour Champions title, beating Bernhard Langer and Olin Browne with a 5-foot par putt on the first hole of a playoff.

7. Korda holds on to win Women's Australian Open

   Nelly Korda added to her family's impressive sports pedigree Down Under with a win Sunday in the Women's Australian Open.

8. Former U.S. Open champion Littler dies at 88

   Gene Littler, known for a fluid swing that earned him the nickname "Gene the Machine" as he won 29 times on the PGA Tour, died Friday at age 88. Curt Littler announced his father's death on Saturday.

9. Golfer splashes six times for 17 on single hole

   Ben DeArmond had a debut to remember on the Web.com Tour because of one hole he will never forget -- a score of 17 on the par-4 second hole Thursday in the Lecom Suncoast Classic.

10. Win by 'extraordinary' Mickelson motivates Tiger

    Tiger Woods continues to be amazed -- and motivated -- by Phil Mickelson. "It has always pushed me," Woods said of Lefty's success. "... We've always looked at the board to figure out where one another's at."