Golf Central

1. Mackenzie Tour player wins using same ball for 72 holes

   Alex Chiarella won on the Mackenzie Tour over the weekend, and he did so by playing all 72 holes with the same ball.

2. 'Why not me, right?' Fassi not shying away from LPGA superstar expectations

   Maria Fassi's play has brought with it enormous expectations at the pro level. So could she be the next LPGA superstar? She isn't shying away from the chatter.

3. Notes: Koepka 'consumed' by No. 1 first time around

   Brooks Koepka says he cared too much about it the world No. 1 ranking when he first got to the top and was consumed by trying to stay there. Now the four-time major champ has a new outlook.

4. Stock Watch: Journeymen, rise! Big week for the grinders

   It was a life-changing week for a handful of players who are accustomed to grinding out results on the PGA Tour.

5. Woods' name removed from pending wrongful-death lawsuit

   Tiger Woods was dropped from a wrongful-death lawsuit, Woods’ lawyers announced on Monday.

6. Lewis and Piller, aka Team Baby Mommas, to pair at LPGA team event

   Stacy Lewis and Gerina Piller cleverly confirmed their pairing as “Team Baby Mommas” at next month’s inaugural Dow Great Lakes Bay Invitational.

7. Backboard! Daly hits ball way right, off grandstands, to 10 feet

   John Daly knew he was going to have to do something special on the last couple of holes at the American Family Insurance Championship to try to snatch a win on the PGA Tour Champions for the first time in over two years.

8. Power Rankings: Rocket Mortgage Classic

   See which players you can expect to contend this week at the inaugural Rocket Mortgage Classic, as the PGA Tour returns to Michigan for the first time since 2009.

9. Palmer hangs on for Open bid via FedExCup points

   Ryan Palmer hung onto his spot inside the top 20 in the season-long points race, allowing him to punch his ticket to The Open next month.

10. Reavie cracks OWGR top 30 after Travelers win

    After earning his first PGA Tour victory in nearly 11 years, Chez Reavie reached a new career best in the Official World Golf Rankings.