Charles Howell has had the lead after each round, but it won't be that big heading into Sunday.

If you're already tired of jaw-dropping Cameron Champ, well, it's going to be a long year for you. In the final event before the PGA Tour's mini offseason, Champ is once again in the mix at the RSM Classic, just like he's been pretty much every time he's teed it up this fall (T-25 at Safeway, Win at Sanderson Farms, T-28 at Shriners, T-10 at Mayakoba). While he still has a few holes left in his second round, Champ will likely be inside the top 10 heading into the weekend, and he has incredible shots like this one on the par-3 12th of Sea Island Resort's Seaside course to thank.

Tiger Woods finished the 2018 PGA Tour season with a win at the TOUR Championship, capping off an impressive season in which the 42-year-old showed glimpses of his former self. Woods will try to carry the momentum of that victory into a head-to-head win over Phil Mickelson as the two golf legends battle it out for a winner-take-all $10 million purse. Woods is a -200 favorite to win the event (wager $200 to win $100) on Friday, November 23 in Las Vegas at sportsbooks monitored by OddsShark.com.

Matt Wallace took his shots on time and took the lead at the World Tour Championship. The 28-year-old Englishman, who was fined 3,000 pounds ($3,800) for slow play in the first round, shot a 7-under 65 Friday for a one-stroke lead over Danny Willett (67), Jordan Smith (68) and Adrian Otaegui (68). Wallace was at 11-under 133 overall in the season-ending championship of the European Tour.

SYDNEY (AP) — Byeong Hun An was having a mediocre round at the Australian Open on Friday, at least until the 15th hole.The South Korean golfer's 7-iron on the par-3, 180-meter hole hit the green, bounced twice and rolled into the hole, taking him from

Lexi Thompson has control of the CME Group Tour Championship, and Ariya Jutanugarn is in control of just about everything else. Thompson's 4-under 68 on Saturday pushed her to 16 under after three rounds of the LPGA's season-ending event. Korda shot her second consecutive 67 to get to 13 under, and Ciganda grinded out a 69 to get to 10 under for the week.

Rory McIlroy has dismissed concerns that quitting the European Tour could one day cost him the Ryder Cup captaincy with it unlikely to be an issue for about 20 years. McIlroy raised eyebrows earlier this week when he said he would focus primarily on tournaments in the United States next year and that he might not meet the European Tour's minimum event requirement. The European Tour has a rule that anyone who declines membership or fails to fulfil their minimum event obligation of at least four regular tournaments in any season from 2018 onwards will be ineligible for future Ryder Cup captaincy.

Wallace, chasing a fourth European Tour title victory of a remarkable season, started the day with back-to-back birdies to grab a share of the lead alongside overnight pace setters Adrian Otaegui and Jordan Smith. A win on Sunday could make Wallace the 14th player to win four events in a single European Tour season and the first since Alex Noren in 2016.

Earlier this year we were treated to a hole-in-one on a replica of Pebble Beach's iconic 7th hole - thanks to Nick Faldo's swing and Jim Nantz's ridiculous backyard. But now we've got the real deal. LPGA star Alison Lee got a crack at one of the most

Grillo shone in gloomy conditions, shooting a second consecutive four-under-par 67 at Phoenix Country Club in the southern city of Miyazaki. The 26-year-old posted an eight-under 134 total, one stroke better than Japan's Yuki Inamori (68) after 36 holes of the Japan Golf Tour event.