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1. Koepka out of Presidents Cup due to knee injury

   Brooks Koepka will miss next month's Presidents Cup due to a knee issue.

2. What to watch in the LPGA season finale

   The largest single prize in the history of women's golf, $1.5 million, awaits the winner of the LPGA's final tournament of the season.

3. LPGA commish Whan gets long-term extension

   LPGA commissioner Mike Whan has signed a long-term contract extension, keeping him in charge of women's golf as it tries to expand its exposure through a new TV contract being negotiated.

4. Hong Kong Open postponed amid protest violence

   The Hong Kong Open golf tournament has been postponed after violence from anti-government protests escalated this week, the Asian Tour and European Tour said on Wednesday.

5. Matthews forgives fan whose yell foiled vital putt

   After learning that a yelling fan who cost him a possible playoff win had Down syndrome and had lost control of his emotions, Brandon Matthews wanted to meet the man and went back on the course for an emotional embrace.

6. Ciganda wins $1 million Risk Reward Challenge

   Carlota Ciganda took home $1 million after winning the inaugural Aon Risk Reward Challenge, a competition that measured the performance of LPGA and PGA Tour golfers on a series of challenging holes across various tournaments.

7. Todd wins Mayakoba for second straight victory

   Brendon Todd outlasts Vaughn Taylor to win his second straight tournament, the rain-delayed Mayakoba Golf Classic.

8. Todd, Taylor share lead in Mexico with 4 holes left

   Brendon Todd and Vaughn Taylor were tied for the lead with four holes remaining in the rain-delayed Mayakoba Golf Classic when play was suspended Sunday because of darkness.

9. The sustained success that makes Phil Mickelson's fall so jarring

   He's out of the top 50 for the first time in 26 years. He missed being on a U.S. team for the first time in nearly as long. He's had a long run -- and a sudden drop.

10. Inside look at every one of Tiger Woods' 82 PGA Tour victories

    The number can be so overwhelming that you might have forgotten some of Tiger's 82 wins, a total that ties Sam Snead's all-time record. We relive every single one.