Golf Central

1. Bryson DeChambeau confronts cameraman for potentially damaging his brand

   Bryson DeChambeau got into an exchange of words with a cameraman during Saturday's third round of the Rocket Mortgage Classic.

2. How ice cream man helped Matthew Wolff scoop up lead in Detroit

   Matthew Wolff scooped up the lead in Detroit with a little help from the ice cream man, who was driving around the area Saturday.

3. Matthew Wolff leads Bryson DeChambeau, Ryan Armour by three in Detroit

   Matthew Wolff will take a three-shot advantage over Ryan Armour and Bryson DeChambeau into the final round of the Rocket Mortgage Classic.

4. Will Zalatoris wrote his caddie a check for the winner's share, then went and won

   Will Zalatoris has been patiently waiting to become the next stud amateur to win as a pro. On Sunday at TPC Colorado, it was finally his turn.

5. Hosung Choi whiffs with driver at Korea Tour event

   Playing Saturday in a Korea Tour event, Hosung Choi whiffed with his driver on the final hole at Aramir Country Club.

6. European Tour's Indian Open canceled because of coronavirus threat

   The Indian Open event on the European Tour was canceled on Saturday because of the threat posed by the coronavirus pandemic.

7. Webb Simpson, Chris Kirk share lead into weekend at Rocket Mortgage Classic

   Webb Simpson fired a 8-under 64 on Friday to take a share of the lead into the weekend at the Rocket Mortgage Classic with Chris Kirk, who carded a 65 at Detroit Golf Club.

8. PGA Tour moves forward with new 8-event series for international-tour members

   Professional golfers who compete on the PGA Tour’s international tours received good news Friday as the Tour confirmed to them via email a new eight-event series.

9. With mind not racing in Motor City, Webb Simpson eyes victory No. 3

   After a COVID-19 test led to a quick schedule revision, Webb Simpson is making the most of an unexpected appearance at the Rocket Mortgage Classic.

10. Brooks Koepka highlights Workday Charity Open field; Tiger Woods sits out again

    Seven of the top 15 players in the world are set to tee it up next week at the Workday Charity Open, just not Tiger Woods.