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1. LPGA's Reid comes out as gay: 'Be proud of who you are'

   Mel Reid has joined Athlete Ally in an effort to fight for equality and inclusion in sport. Reid recently did a Q&A with the organization, where she addressed her decision to come out as gay.

2. Blick shoots 63, earns Web starts after having clubs stolen

   A nightmare start turned into one of the most satisfying of Cody Blick’s career. After his clubs were stolen, Blick used a makeshift set to shoot 63 in the final round of Web.com Tour Q-School.

3. Walker medals at Web.com Tour Q-School; Xiong, Zhang notch top 10s

   Walker shot 9-under 63 Sunday in the final round of Web.com Tour Q-School's final stage, capturing medalist honors at 27 under at Whirlwind Golf Club in Chandler, Ariz.

4. Randall's Rant: The Grumps Who Want to Steal Golf's Christmas

   Do you love the advancements in technology? Well, not everyone does. If Dr. Seuss were golfer, this is what he might say about all this buzz.

5. Late eagle spurs Kizzire, Harman to QBE team title

   Thanks in part to a late eagle, Sea Island residents Patton Kizzire and Brian Harman teamed for a one-shot win at the QBE Shootout.

6. Report: Lake Merced in line for Curry-hosted Tour event

   Currently on the LPGA schedule, Lake Merced Golf Club is reportedly close to becoming the site of a new PGA Tour event hosted by Steph Curry.

7. Oosthuizen cruises to first win in nearly three years

   Louis Oosthuizen cruised to a home win at the South African Open for his first worldwide victory in more than two years.

8. Schwartzel among three Open qualifiers in South Africa

   Former Masters champ Charl Schwartzel was among three players to earn spots in The Open by virtue of their finish at this week's South African Open.

9. Woodland-Hoffman share lead through two rounds at QBE Shootout

   Gary Woodland and Charley Hoffman shot an 8-under 64 in modified alternate-shot play Saturday for a share of the lead in the QBE Shootout.

10. Zach Johnson splitting from longtime caddie Damon Green

    Another of the PGA Tour's longest-running, player-caddie partnership has reached its end after nearly 15 years.