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1. N. Korda fires 63 to grab early lead at Lotte Championship

   Nelly Korda rolled in the last of her nine birdies at the 18th in a bogey-free round of 63 Wednesday for a one-shot lead after the opening round of the Lotte Championship.

2. Love races home from RBC for the birth of his grandchild

   Davis Love III was forced to withdraw from Wednesday’s pro-am at the RBC Heritage, but as withdrawals go, it was for all the right reasons.

3. Annika Award Watch List: Florida State's Kinhult leads the way

   Here is a look at the top ANNIKA Award contenders, as determined by our Golf Channel college experts.

4. Hosung Choi to tee it up at John Deere Classic

   The man with the unforgettable swing, Hosung Choi, will tee it up at the John Deere Classic in July on a sponsors exemption. 

5. Simpson says Tiger's win was 'one of the biggest moments in the history of golf'

   The comparisons have been predictably bold in the days following Tiger Woods’ victory at the Masters.

6. Johnson says 'there's a lot of similarities' between Harbour Town and ANGC

   The transition from Augusta National to Harbour Town Golf Links can be a challenge.

7. Yu finds home with Western Intercollegiate leader San Jose State

   San Jose State leads the Western Intercollegiate after two rounds, and it has a lot to do with junior transfer Sean Yu, who has found a home with the Spartans.

8. Wie inspired by Woods' win ahead of homecoming at Lotte Championship

   Michelle Wie says she was inspired Sunday watching Tiger Woods win the Masters. Wie gets a double dose of motivation with her return this week at the Lotte Championship in Hawaii, where she grew up.

9. Schauffele recalls watching Woods' iconic finish at '08 U.S. Open

   Xander Schauffele remembers watching Tiger Woods roll in his birdie putt at the 2008 U.S. Open to force a playoff with Rocco Mediate. Schauffele will also remember Sunday at the Masters where he finished a stroke behind Woods.

10. Molinari with Spieth, Simpson at RBC Heritage

    Francesco Molinari, who led the Masters before finishing tied for fifth, will tee off with Webb Simpson and Jordan Spieth at 8:10 a.m.