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1. Can Charlie Woods break his dad’s records? ‘Depends how bad he wants it’

   Tiger Woods' son Charlie, 11, is beginning to get serious about golf, but it will ultimately be up to him if he wants to chase – and break – his dad's records.

2. Collin Morikawa contending again after losing made cuts streak

   Collin Morikawa lost his made cuts streak at last month's Travelers Championship, but he bounced back in a big way Thursday at Muirfield Village.

3. Phil Mickelson (73) lets hot start slip away at Workday Charity Open

   Phil Mickelson started hot at the Workday Charity Open, but he couldn't keep up the pace during a rocky back nine.

4. With China announcement, LPGA may have to cancel 14th tournament of 2020

   With China announcing that it will not stage any international sports events for the rest of this year, the LPGA faces the possibility of canceling its 14th event this season.

5. Slow Workday start could've been far worse for Brooks Koepka

   Brooks Koepka authored a tale of two nines Thursday at Muirfield Village, shooting an outward 41 en route to a score of 2-over 74.

6. WGC-HSBC and LPGA Shanghai canceled as China will not stage international events

   China says it will not stage any international sports for the rest of the year, including the WGC-HSBC Champions and LPGA Shanghai.

7. Watch: Jon Rahm's classy chip-in so good it impresses Jon Rahm

   Jon Rahm's chip shot on the 14th hole in Round 1 of the Workday Charity Open was so good, it even impressed Jon Rahm.

8. WGC-FedEx St. Jude will alter exemptions in order to increase field size

   The WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational will alter its exemption criteria in order to ensure a field of 78 at its event.

9. How the LPGA plans to handle its return to play, from Ohio to Europe

   What happens if an LPGA player or caddie tests positive at a tournament and is forced to quarantine while on the road when the tour travels across the pond?

10. Players, caddies who test positive can return to play with certain restrictions

    Players or caddies who continue to test positive for COVID-19 can now return to competition under certain guidelines.