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National title drives Brooke Henderson into Canadian golf lore
By firing an emphatic final-round 65, 20-year-old Brooke Henderson secured her place in Canadian golf history and snapped a 45-year-drought for her country on Sunday at the CP Women’s Open in Regina.
Analysis
Brooke Henderson on brink of rewriting history at home
What could be one of Canada’s best sports stories of the year will be decided on Sunday by a Canadian golfer barely out of her teens as 20-year-old Brooke Henderson tries to become only the second Canadian woman to win the national championship.
Preview
Tiger, Phil look to turn back the clock at the Masters
Although Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson have won seven combined green jackets, the golfing giants remain a mystery as the Masters tournament begins Thursday. But with the two greats surging recently, the thought of both contending on Sunday has fans salivating.
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Can Brooke Henderson seize the moment?
Brooke Henderson is being treated like royalty at this week's CP Women's Open in Ottawa, and a victory near her hometown would be a storybook ending.
Canadian golfer Silverman progressing away from glare of major spotlight
The past two weekends have seen two significant wins by Canadian golfers away from the glare of the major spotlight.
Why it's not a big deal that a Canadian hasn't won the Canadian Open in 63 years
No Canadian golfer has won the national championship since Pat Fletcher did it in 1954. But it's a sign of progress that no one seems too worried about it these days, writes Peter Robinson.
Analysis
Brooke Henderson rediscovers old form at the right time
Brooke Henderson is developing a habit of upstaging other sporting events.
Analysis
Tiger Woods risks becoming a tragic figure
Tiger Woods's arrest in the wee hours of Monday morning near his home in Jupiter, Fla., is another troubling development in the downfall of golf's biggest star.
Preview
The Masters is extra Canadian this year
It's been nearly five decades since three Canadians played in the Masters, but that's what will happen when Adam Hadwin, Mackenzie Hughes and Mike Weir tee it up at Augusta on Thursday.
As crazy as it sounds, calling in violations is a part of golf
As the incident with golfer Lexi Thompson on Sunday showed, literally anyone can call in a rule violation who has the means to do so. And the sport of golf remains unwavering about it.