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1. PGA Tour best bets: Sony Open in Hawaii

   The PGA Tour stays in Hawaii but moves to Honolulu for the Sony Open. Our experts offer their best bets for the event.

2. From relocating a WGC event to what's next for Mike Whan, and more happenings in golf

   The schedule was fluid in 2020. It might be headed toward more changes in 2021, most notably with the WGC-Mexico Championship. Plus, where might Mike Whan end up after his run with the LPGA is over? Maybe at the USGA?

3. Taylor aided by late break, leads by 2 at Sony

   Nick Taylor holds a 2-shot advantage at the Sony Open, but a large pack that includes Stewart Cink and Webb Simpson is chasing the leader in sunny Hawaii.

4. Thomas loses Ralph Lauren as sponsor after slur

   In a statement, Ralph Lauren said the anti-gay slur Justin Thomas used in a PGA Tour event last week conflicts "with the inclusive culture that we strive to uphold."

5. '21 WGC-Mexico Championship moved to Florida

   The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has forced the PGA to move this year's WGC-Mexico Championship to Florida next month.

6. Cabrera, 2009 Masters winner, arrested in Brazil

   Argentine golfer Angel Cabrera was arrested in Brazil for extradition to his homeland to face charges of assault, theft, illegal intimidation and repeated disrespect to authorities.

7. Niemann finishes with eagle, shares Sony lead

   Joaquin Niemann holed a 50-foot chip for eagle on the 18th hole Thursday for an 8-under 62 and a share of the Sony Open lead with Jason Kokrak and Peter Malnati.

8. PGA Tour to stage Pebble Beach minus amateurs

   The PGA Tour will stage the 2021 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am in February minus the traditional multiday pro-am format due to local COVID-19 restrictions.

9. Gainbridge LPGA event moves to Lake Nona

   The Gainbridge LPGA tournament, which was played in Boca Raton last year, is moving to Lake Nona for 2021 as the tour kicks off the year with three stops in Florida.

10. No longer at Trump National, where might the 2022 PGA Championship end up?

    With the 2022 PGA Championship needing a new home, we run through the places it might land.