Golf Central

1. Kevin Na wins after avoiding third straight Sony Open WD

   Kevin Na’s victory Sunday at the Sony Open almost didn’t happen after Na pulled a rib on Wednesday.

2. In final start on major medical, Chris Kirk keeps his full PGA Tour card

   Chris Kirk made a clutch birdie on his 72nd hole to tie for second at the Sony Open and satisfy his major medical in his last start.

3. Kevin Na wins Sony Open by one for fourth win in as many seasons

   The PGA Tour’s fortnight in Hawaii came to an end in exciting fashion as Kevin Na held off a cast of contenders to win by a shot.

4. Sony Open purse payout: Kevin Na cashes another first-place check

   Here's a look at what Kevin Na and the rest of the players who made the cut at the Sony Open earned in prize money.

5. After playoff loss last year, Brendan Steele (61) leads through 54 holes at Sony

   Brendan Steele lost last year's Sony Open in a playoff. He shot 9-under-par 61 on Saturday to take the 54-hole lead.

6. Sunday tee times moved up, TV schedule adjusted at Sony Open

   Tee times were pushed forward two hours for Sunday's final round of the Sony Open in Hawaii.

7. Ralph Lauren discontinues sponsorship of Justin Thomas in wake of slur

   The Ralph Lauren Corporation announced Friday evening that it "decided to discontinue our sponsorship" of Justin Thomas.

8. Next month's WGC-Mexico relocated to Florida's Concession Golf Club

   The Tour announced Friday that the WGC-Mexico Championship will be moved this year to The Concession Golf Club in Bradenton, Florida.

9. Trump logo no longer on bag, Bryson DeChambeau says PGA decision 'is what it is'

   Bryson DeChambeau no longer has the Trump logo on his golf bag and he had little to say about the PGA's decision to move its 2022 championship.

10. Bryson DeChambeau focused on brain training, gut health after Masters health issue

    To no surprise, Bryson DeChambeau exhausted every resource in trying to determine what caused his mysterious illness at the Masters.