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1. Power substation attacks force Pinehurst to close clubhouse, leave resort with limited power

   Pinehurst Resort was forced to close its clubhouse after losing power as the result of two power substation attacks.

2. What to know ahead of this year's QBE Shootout: Field, format, purse

   The QBE Shootout will get underway Friday at Tiburon Golf Club in Naples, Florida. Here's everything you need to know.

3. Zack Fischer, making first Latin start, wins Argentine Open to score major invite

   A spot in next summer’s Open Championship was secured on Sunday in Argentina as Zack Fischer, a Korn Ferry Tour member, won the Argentine Open.

4. J.R. Smith: LeBron James should get golf lessons from Tiger Woods

   Count J.R. Smith among those who hopes LeBron James gets bitten by the golf bug, but Smith admits James is going to need lessons.

5. How to watch: Live stream schedule for QBE Shootout, Alfred Dunhill Championship

   Here's how you can access live streams to Golf Channel's coverage this week across the world of golf.

6. Five players to watch at final stage of LPGA Q-Series with cards on the line

   After four days of stroke play, 70 players are left for the final week of LPGA Q-Series. Here are five players to keep on your radar.

7. Top Japan Tour players to earn DP World Tour cards as part of new agreement

   The PGA Tour and DP World Tour are adding a new partner: the Japan Tour. And the top three players on the Japan Tour’s Order of Merit, beginning next year, will receive DP World Tour membership.

8. QBE Shootout set to become mixed-team event beginning in 2023

   The QBE Shootout will become a mixed-team event in 2023, returning such a format to the schedule for the first time since '99.

9. Devastated by DQ at Q-Series, Alana Uriell is determined to bounce back

   Alana Uriell was disqualified from Q-Series after signing for an incorrect score. Now, she's hoping to learn from her mistake.

10. After becoming one of world's best in 2022, Viktor Hovland ready to take next step in '23

    Viktor Hovland’s 2022 was a study in how a player can move into the top 3 in the world with little fanfare outside of Oslo, Norway.