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1. What to watch for this week at the Augusta National Women's Amateur

   From Anna Davis' title defense to Ingrid Lindblad embracing the spotlight, here are the biggest storylines as the best amateur women's players in the world face off at ANWA.

2. Mi Hyang Lee has 1-shot lead at LPGA's LA Open

   Mi Hyang Lee shot a 6-under 65 for a 1-stroke lead in the opening round of the DIO Implant LA Open on Thursday.

3. Harrington, Kuchar in share of Texas Open lead

   Veterans Padraig Harrington and Matt Kuchar each shot a 4-under 68 on Thursday to share the early lead with MJ Daffue and Roberto Diaz in the weather-delayed first round of the Valero Texas Open.

4. Zhang sets another record, leads ANWA by 5

   Rose Zhang set another record Thursday to take a 5-shot lead in the Augusta National Women's Amateur, leaving her one round away at the home of the Masters from another big title.

5. LIV's Smith: 'Real golf' talk a Masters motivator

   Cameron Smith said Thursday that it's important for he and other LIV golfers to "show a high standard of golf which we know we're all capable of" at the Masters.

6. Zhang leads, Davis penalized 4 shots at ANWA

   Rose Zhang carded a 6-under 66 on Wednesday to grab the lead at the Augusta National Women's Amateur, while defending champion Anna Davis suffered a four-shot penalty in route to a first-round 72.

7. PGA, LIV golfers not expecting drama at Masters

   Despite public battles between their respective tours, PGA and LIV golfers are not expecting any drama during next week's Masters at Augusta National.

8. LPGA Tour to return to Malaysia with Oct. event

   The LPGA Tour's Maybank Championship will be Oct. 26-29 in Malaysia, replacing the void created when the Taiwan Swinging Skirts LPGA was canceled.

9. Tour event moves from Norman course to Woods'

   Mayakoba, designed by LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman, won't host the World Wide Technology Championship, which moves to Tiger Woods' El Cardonal layout.

10. How to watch PGA Tour's Valero Texas Open on ESPN+

    The Valero Texas Open is the next event on the 2023 PGA Tour and it begins on Thursday. Here is how you can watch all of the action.