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NBC Sports
6 days ago
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- NBC Sports
Rocket Classic 2025: First-round tee times, groupings at Detroit Golf Club
Watch the best shots and top moments from the first round of the PGA Tour's 2025 Rocket Classic at Detroit Golf Club. This week's PGA Tour stop is at Detroit Golf Club for the Rocket Classic. Here's a look at first-round tee times and groupings in Detroit, Michigan (click here for second-round tee times). Golf Channel Staff, Adam Hadwin Victor Perez David Skinns Lanto Griffin Alex Noren Alex Smalley Aaron Baddeley Patrick Fishburn Ben Silverman Carson Young Will Gordon Thorbjørn Olesen Trey Mullinax Rico Hoey Chandler Phillips Andrew Putnam David Lipsky Danny Walker Nico Echavarria Patton Kizzire Peter Malnati Min Woo Lee Cam Davis Wyndham Clark Luke List Lee Hodges Seamus Power Keegan Bradley Collin Morikawa Patrick Cantlay Joe Highsmith Brice Garnett Francesco Molinari Akshay Bhatia Rickie Fowler Matt Fitzpatrick Webb Simpson Zach Johnson Byeong Hun An Nick Dunlap Kurt Kitayama Adam Schenk Karl Vilips Matt Wallace Taylor Moore Erik van Rooyen Matt Kuchar Brandt Snedeker Cameron Champ Michael Kim Jacob Bridgeman Ben Martin Rasmus Højgaard Jeremy Paul Sami Valimaki Max McGreevy Alejandro Tosti Trevor Cone Noah Goodwin Paul Waring Antoine Rozner Quade Cummins David Ford Jesper Svensson Steven Fisk Evan Brown Hayden Springer Kris Ventura Mason Andersen Will Chandler Matthew Riedel Otto Black Michael Thorbjornsen Norman Xiong Michael La Sasso (a) Taylor Dickson John Pak Dominic Clemons (a) Joel Dahmen Keith Mitchell Kevin Roy Justin Lower Mac Meissner Isaiah Salinda Nate Lashley Patrick Rodgers Vince Whaley Ryan Gerard Chan Kim Aldrich Potgieter Danny Willett Henrik Norlander Ryo Hisatsune Ryan Brehm Hayden Buckley Greyson Sigg Stephan Jaeger Jake Knapp Tom Kim Harry Hall Joseph Bramlett Aaron Wise Ben Griffin Hideki Matsuyama Max Homa Davis Thompson Chris Kirk Si Woo Kim Austin Eckroat Gary Woodland Cameron Young Matt McCarty Davis Riley Camilo Villegas Chris Gotterup Emiliano Grillo Adam Svensson Garrick Higgo Rafael Campos Nick Hardy Mark Hubbard Max Greyserman Nicolai Højgaard Chad Ramey Sam Ryder Harry Higgs Ryan Palmer Beau Hossler Ben Kohles Kevin Kisner Doug Ghim Ricky Castillo Kevin Velo Luke Clanton Brett White Harrison Endycott Takumi Kanaya William Mouw Frankie Capan III Braden Thornberry James Piot Paul Peterson Kaito Onishi Andi Xu Philip Knowles Thomas Rosenmueller Ben Cook Thriston Lawrence Jackson Suber Joe Hooks Anders Albertson Cristobal Del Solar Vince Covello Rikuya Hoshino Gordon Sargent Ashton McCulloch (a)
NBC Sports
25-06-2025
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- NBC Sports
Rocket Classic 2025: First-round tee times, groupings at TPC Detroit
Rex Hoggard joins Golf Central to discuss the changes on the horizon for exempt status in the FedExCup, sharing why PGA Tour members are "more aware" of the benchmarks this year. This week's PGA Tour stop is at TPC Detroit for the Rocket Classic. Here's a look at first-round tee times and groupings in Detroit, Michigan (click here for second-round tee times). Golf Channel Staff, Adam Hadwin Victor Perez David Skinns Lanto Griffin Alex Noren Alex Smalley Aaron Baddeley Patrick Fishburn Ben Silverman Carson Young Will Gordon Thorbjørn Olesen Trey Mullinax Rico Hoey Chandler Phillips Andrew Putnam David Lipsky Danny Walker Nico Echavarria Patton Kizzire Peter Malnati Min Woo Lee Cam Davis Wyndham Clark Luke List Lee Hodges Seamus Power Keegan Bradley Collin Morikawa Patrick Cantlay Joe Highsmith Brice Garnett Francesco Molinari Akshay Bhatia Rickie Fowler Matt Fitzpatrick Webb Simpson Zach Johnson Byeong Hun An Nick Dunlap Kurt Kitayama Adam Schenk Karl Vilips Matt Wallace Taylor Moore Erik van Rooyen Matt Kuchar Brandt Snedeker Cameron Champ Michael Kim Jacob Bridgeman Ben Martin Rasmus Højgaard Jeremy Paul Sami Valimaki Max McGreevy Alejandro Tosti Trevor Cone Noah Goodwin Paul Waring Antoine Rozner Quade Cummins David Ford Jesper Svensson Steven Fisk Evan Brown Hayden Springer Kris Ventura Mason Andersen Will Chandler Matthew Riedel Otto Black Michael Thorbjornsen Norman Xiong Michael La Sasso (a) Taylor Dickson John Pak Dominic Clemons (a) Joel Dahmen Keith Mitchell Kevin Roy Justin Lower Mac Meissner Isaiah Salinda Nate Lashley Patrick Rodgers Vince Whaley Ryan Gerard Chan Kim Aldrich Potgieter Danny Willett Henrik Norlander Ryo Hisatsune Ryan Brehm Hayden Buckley Greyson Sigg Stephan Jaeger Jake Knapp Tom Kim Harry Hall Joseph Bramlett Aaron Wise Ben Griffin Hideki Matsuyama Max Homa Davis Thompson Chris Kirk Si Woo Kim Austin Eckroat Gary Woodland Cameron Young Matt McCarty Davis Riley Camilo Villegas Chris Gotterup Emiliano Grillo Adam Svensson Garrick Higgo Rafael Campos Nick Hardy Mark Hubbard Max Greyserman Nicolai Højgaard Chad Ramey Sam Ryder Harry Higgs Ryan Palmer Beau Hossler Ben Kohles Kevin Kisner Doug Ghim Ricky Castillo Kevin Velo Luke Clanton Brett White Harrison Endycott Takumi Kanaya William Mouw Frankie Capan III Braden Thornberry James Piot Paul Peterson Kaito Onishi Andi Xu Philip Knowles Thomas Rosenmueller Ben Cook Thriston Lawrence Jackson Suber Joe Hooks Anders Albertson Cristobal Del Solar Vince Covello Rikuya Hoshino Gordon Sargent Ashton McCulloch (a)
Daily Mirror
22-06-2025
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- Daily Mirror
PGA Tour star tackled by security guard showed true colours with statement
The final round of last year's Travelers Championship was interrupted by Extinction Rebellion protestors, who stormed the 18th green at TPC River Highlands in Connecticut Canadian ace Adam Hadwin had the perfect reaction to protestors interrupting the action at last year's Travelers Championship. And anyone seeking guidance on how to handle such disruptions should look to him, especially if more trouble arises during Sunday's final round at TPC River Highlands. The 2024 Travelers Championship was disrupted when activists from Extinction Rebellion stormed the 18th green just as the tournament was reaching its climax. The protestors showered the green with what seemed to be a chalk-like substance, all while sporting t-shirts emblazoned with the message, 'No golf on a dead planet'. This incident occurred just as Scottie Scheffler and Tom Kim were gearing up to conclude the competition in a nail-biting play-off. And it was Scheffler, 28, who kept his cool to clinch the title by the narrowest of margins. Hadwin, 37, finished joint-27th after shooting 11 under par in Cromwell, Connecticut. But he observed the unfolding drama from a distance and couldn't help but feel a sense of déjà vu. The one-time PGA Tour -winner took to social media and recalled his own viral moment from the previous year. And he was certain he did a better job of taking an unexpected knock from security. Hadwin, who triumphed at the Rocket Mortgage Classic in 2023, was on home soil in Toronto when he was tackled by a guard in the closing moments of the 2023 Canadian Open. That's after he had rushed the 18th to congratulate countryman Nick Taylor, who had just become the first Canadian in nearly 70 years to win the title. Intent on drenching his pal in champagne, he instead ended up on the floor as his friend watched on in horror. While going in for the celebration, Hadwin found himself unceremoniously floored, but his response was about as relaxed as one could hope for. "The moment itself and what Nick accomplished was amazing," he told reporters after the tournament. "I definitely did not want to be a part of what transpired after that, but it has been a lot of fun reading through and seeing what people had to say." The PGA Tour player admitted his recollection of being tackled was hazy because he "blacked out." Yet he held no grudge against the security guard for the mix-up. "At the time there was so much adrenaline running through, I don't think I would feel anything. I'm glad everything worked out. We can have a good laugh about it now. Just a big misunderstanding." Hadwin later took a light-hearted jab at a video circulating online of the protestors interrupting the Travelers Championship. He managed to keep hold of the champagne bottle in his hand during the tangle with security, contrasting it with the less coordinated efforts of the activists in question "I'd like to point out that when I was tackled, I held onto the bottle," he wrote on X. "Unlike this guy." In a display typical of someone who doesn't sweat the small stuff, Hadwin brushed off the debacle while also slyly ensuring not a drop of bubbly went to waste. And in the process, he proved he could keep a firm grip on what mattered amid unexpected pressure. If he can't find a reason to celebrate his own victory on Sunday, he'll be rooting for another Canadian to take the spotlight. However, it might take quite an effort to keep the on-fire Scheffler from clinching the title yet again.
CTV News
12-06-2025
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- CTV News
Calgary golfer Hunter Thomson comes from Canadian Open pro baptism to compete in Glencoe Invitational
Calgary golfer Hunter Thomson is competing in this week's Glencoe Invitational after narrowly missing the cut in his first professional tournament, the Canadian Open. The Peleton Glencoe Invitational gets underway Thursday, where the next generation of Canadian golfers hope to follow in the footsteps of an illustrious roster of past winners. All the big names in Canadian golf have at one time teed it up in the Glencoe Invitational. Corey Conners, Taylor Pendrith, Adam Hadwin and Nick Taylor all played in the tournament. Past winners include Graham Delaet, Mackenzie Hughes and Jared Du Toit. And that's who many of the current crop of young Canadian golfers aspire to become, including one Calgary golfer who caught the attention of the golf world in his very first tournament -- last week's Canadian Open. There are four divisions in the Glencoe Invitational -- men's and women's amateur and men's and women's professional. Calgarian Hunter Thomson is in the field in this week's Glencoe event, after narrowly missing the cut at the Canadian Open last weekend, his first professional tournament. Thomson was four under and one shot inside the cut line with three holes left in his second round last Friday when the moment may have gotten to him. He played the final three holes in four over par, missing the cut by three strokes. Calgary's Hunter Thomson smiles as he walks off the course following the first round of the RBC Canadian Open golf tournament in Caledon, Ont., Thursday, June 5, 2025. Thomson shot 3 under on the day. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Frank Gunn Calgary's Hunter Thomson smiles as he walks off the course following the first round of the RBC Canadian Open golf tournament in Caledon, Ont., Thursday, June 5, 2025. Thomson shot 3 under on the day. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Frank Gunn But it was still a great experience and Thomson said Wednesday he was able to take a lot away from it. 'I really learned that I have the game to compete out there,' he said, 'and I feel like it's kind of where I belong. It's a really big confidence boost.' He said being around the best Canadian golfers felt fantastic. 'All the pros on the PGA Tour from Canada right now are really a huge inspiration for me,' he said. 'Guys like Corey Conners, Nick Taylor, Taylor Pendrith, all those guys are paving the way for us young Canadians, so it's really inspirational for sure.' After the Glencoe Invitational, Thomson said he's taking a few weeks off before he tees it up in New Brunswick for the first week of the Canadian Tour. The Glencoe Invitational starts Thursday and the final round is Saturday. With files from CTV's Glenn Campbell
Yahoo
07-06-2025
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Matteo Manassero and Ryan Fox share the 3rd-round lead in the RBC Canadian Open
Canadian fans cheer on their national players as Mackenzie Hughes tees off at the 17th hole during the third round of the Canadian Open golf tournament in Caledon, Ontario, Saturday, June 7, 2025. (Nathan Denette/The Canadian Press via AP) Canada's Adam Hadwin watches his tee shot on the 11th hole during the third round of the Canadian Open golf tournament in Caledon, Ontario, Saturday, June 7, 2025. (Frank Gunn/The Canadian Press via AP) Canada's Mackenzie Hughes lines up his putt on the 10th hole during the third round of the Canadian Open golf tournament in Caledon, Ontario, Saturday, June 7, 2025. (Frank Gunn/The Canadian Press via AP) Ryan Fox tees off on the fifth hole during the third round of the Canadian Open golf tournament in Caledon, Ontario, Saturday, June 7, 2025. (Nathan Denette/The Canadian Press via AP) Matteo Manassero tees off on the fifth hole during the third round of the Canadian Open golf tournament in Caledon, Ontario, Saturday, June 7, 2025. (Nathan Denette/The Canadian Press via AP) Matteo Manassero tees off on the fifth hole during the third round of the Canadian Open golf tournament in Caledon, Ontario, Saturday, June 7, 2025. (Nathan Denette/The Canadian Press via AP) Canadian fans cheer on their national players as Mackenzie Hughes tees off at the 17th hole during the third round of the Canadian Open golf tournament in Caledon, Ontario, Saturday, June 7, 2025. (Nathan Denette/The Canadian Press via AP) Canada's Adam Hadwin watches his tee shot on the 11th hole during the third round of the Canadian Open golf tournament in Caledon, Ontario, Saturday, June 7, 2025. (Frank Gunn/The Canadian Press via AP) Canada's Mackenzie Hughes lines up his putt on the 10th hole during the third round of the Canadian Open golf tournament in Caledon, Ontario, Saturday, June 7, 2025. (Frank Gunn/The Canadian Press via AP) Ryan Fox tees off on the fifth hole during the third round of the Canadian Open golf tournament in Caledon, Ontario, Saturday, June 7, 2025. (Nathan Denette/The Canadian Press via AP) Matteo Manassero tees off on the fifth hole during the third round of the Canadian Open golf tournament in Caledon, Ontario, Saturday, June 7, 2025. (Nathan Denette/The Canadian Press via AP) CALEDON, Ontario (AP) — Matteo Manassero and Ryan Fox each shot 6-under 64 on Saturday to share the third-round lead in the RBC Canadian Open, the final event before the U.S. Open next week at Oakmont. Manassero rebounded from a three-putt bogey on the par-4 17th with a birdie on the par-5 18th — hitting an 80-yard third shot to 2 feet — to get to 14-under 196 on the North Course at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley. Advertisement 'I missed the short one on 17, and I did miss a couple more short ones today,' Manassero said. 'I try to think of them just like a shot really, like a driver, like a 6-iron, whatever. It's just a shot. So I don't want it to get in my head, and I don't want that to ruin anything or my attitude going towards the next shots.' Trying to win for the first time on the PGA Tour, the 32-year-old Italian player has eight international victories. 'I try to get a good attitude, a good thought process, talk well to myself. Very basic things,' Manassero said. 'I've matured a lot and I have a better perspective towards, for example, a day like tomorrow." Fox also birdied the 18th. The 38-year-old player from New Zealand won the Myrtle Beach Classic last month in a playoff for his first PGA Tour title. Advertisement 'To be honest, everything went pretty right,' Fox said. 'I drove it great. I think if you do that round here, you give yourself lots of chances. Had a lot of good wedge shots, holed a few putts early. Just played really solid kind of stress-free golf for the most part.' Lee Hodges, Kevin Yu and Matt McCarty were a stroke back. Hodges and Yu shot 63, and McCarty had a 64. Canadian Mackenzie Hughes (64) was 12 under with Jake Knapp (66) and Andrew Putnam (68). 'I've been putting the ball in play quite a bit, driving it pretty nice,' Hughes said. 'I feel like that's taken some pressure off the putter and the short game. It's a big key around here. You start driving it well, you can attack and be aggressive.' Advertisement Canadian Nick Taylor, the 2023 winner at Oakville, eagled the 18th for a 69 to get to 10 under. Countrymen Adam Hadwin (65) and Taylor Pendrith (67) also were 10 under. Masters champion Rory McIlroy missed the cut Friday, following an opening 71 with a 78. ___ AP golf:
