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1. How to watch the PGA Tour's The American Express on ESPN+

   PGA Tour action expands to four feeds this week at The American Express. Here is how to watch on ESPN+.

2. Does Phil Mickelson have more magic in store for 2022, or was that PGA Championship the last of it?

   Phil Mickelson is the host this week at The American Express. That got our experts to thinking -- can he produce more magic in 2022? Plus, a look at the next breakthrough 40-something and more.

3. PGA Tour best bets: The American Express

   The PGA Tour heads to La Quinta, Calif. this week for The American Express. Here are our best bets for the event.

4. Jamieson leads in Abu Dhabi; Morikawa struggles

   Scott Jamieson took a one-shot lead in the opening round of the HSBC Championship in Abu Dhabi after carding 63 to finish at nine-under on Thursday.

5. Matsuyama rallies late, wins Sony on playoff eagle

   Hideki Matsuyama made up a 5-shot deficit on the back nine and then won the Sony Open in a playoff with one of the best shots he never saw, a 3-wood into the sun to 3 feet for an eagle to beat Russell Henley on Sunday.

6. Henley shoots 67, owns 2-shot lead at Sony Open

   Russell Henley fired a 3-under 67 Saturday at the Sony Open in Hawaii and earned a two-shot lead over Masters champion Hideki Matsuyama with one round to go on the Waialae course in Honolulu.

7. Henley surges, leads Sony Open by 3 as Na fades

   Russell Henley played his final six holes in 6 under and finished with a 63 on Friday to take a three-shot lead in the Sony Open. First-round leader Kevin Na fell seven back.

8. Na matches his career low with 61 at Sony Open

   Kevin Na matched his career low with a 9-under 61 on Thursday at the Sony Open.

9. World, Australasian tours strengthen partnership

   The DP World Tour -- formerly known as the European Tour -- strengthened its links with the PGA Tour of Australasia by announcing Wednesday an extension of their partnership through 2026.

10. Golf writer, broadcaster Tim Rosaforte dies at 66

    Tim Rosaforte, whose career as a golf writer and broadcaster spanned more than 40 years, has died at the age of 66 after a battle with Alzheimer's disease. In 2020, he became just the 12th person to be appointed a PGA honorary member.