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1. Ralph Lauren discontinues sponsorship of Justin Thomas in wake of slur

   The Ralph Lauren Corporation announced Friday evening that it "decided to discontinue our sponsorship" of Justin Thomas.

2. Next month's WGC-Mexico relocated to Florida's Concession Golf Club

   The Tour announced Friday that the WGC-Mexico Championship will be moved this year to The Concession Golf Club in Bradenton, Florida.

3. Trump logo no longer on bag, Bryson DeChambeau says PGA decision 'is what it is'

   Bryson DeChambeau no longer has the Trump logo on his golf bag and he had little to say about the PGA's decision to move its 2022 championship.

4. Bryson DeChambeau focused on brain training, gut health after Masters health issue

   To no surprise, Bryson DeChambeau exhausted every resource in trying to determine what caused his mysterious illness at the Masters.

5. 'Great idea': Players OK with Tour's late addition of internal out of bounds at Sony Open

   Player reaction was mostly positive after the PGA Tour added internal out of bounds left of Waialae's 18th hole the night before the start of the Sony Open.

6. Angel Cabrera arrested in Brazil, to be extradited to Argentina to face several charges

   Brazil's federal police arrested Ángel Cabrera on Thursday for extradition to his homeland in Argentina.

7. Harry Higgs opens Sony Open in 65 after early, roller-coaster start

   Harry Higgs had a crazy front nine Thursday at the Sony Open, making just one par, before shooting 5-under 65.

8. Pebble Beach scraps multi-day pro-am format because of virus concerns

   The PGA Tour announced Thursday that the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am will not feature its traditional multi-day pro-am format.

9. Kevin Kisner gives brutally honest assessment of why he can't win everywhere on Tour

   Kevin Kisner is skipping the West Coast swing for a couple of reasons, including the fact that he just can't win at some of those courses.

10. Another tournament in Hawaii, a fresh start for most players

    Thirty-one players are island hopping this week, while the rest of the field is making its 2021 debut at the Sony Open.