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1. What's in the bag: Houston Open winner Lanto Griffin

   Lanto Griffin hung on for a one-shot victory over Scott Harrington and Mark Hubbard at the Houston Open for his first PGA Tour victory. Here's a look inside his bag.

2. After wife's cancer battle, Sunday's pressure was nothing for Harrington

   Sunday's runner-up Scott Harrington said the final-round pressure "was nothing," not compared to what his wife has gone through in her fight with cancer.

3. Kelly (65) closes out regular season with win at SAS Championship

   Jerry Kelly carded two birdies late Sunday at Prestonwood Country Club, part of a final-round, 7-under 65 to win the SAS Championship and head into the postseason with momentum.

4. Hometown Hammer’s takeaway from Houston: ‘Limit the big numbers’

   University of Texas sophomore Cole Hammer was extended a sponsor invite into the Houston Open, his hometown event. He managed to make the cut, but knows there's work left to do.

5. List riding momentum across globe to CJ Cup where fifth straight start awaits

   Luke List has a long travel day ahead of him as he makes his way across the globe for the CJ Cup at Nine Bridges next week, but he'll have a lot of momentum to carry him along.

6. Top Quotes: Na opens up, Homa throws 'em back

   From Kevin Na opening up about controversy surrounding his name in Korea to Max Homa partying too hard in Las Vegas, here are the top quotes from this week in golf.

7. 'Riding the wave,' Griffin hunts life-changing win in Houston

   Lanto Griffin arrived in Houston feeling like his game is "the best it's ever been." He's now just 18 holes from his first PGA Tour win.

8. Griffin (65) takes one-shot lead into final round of Houston Open

   Lanto Griffin finished his second round early Saturday with a double bogey, but turned it around during the third round to post a 7-under 65 and secure a one-shot lead at the Houston Open.

9. Frequent-flyer Wu making most of Crane's invite

   Brandon Wu teamed up with Astros owner Jim Crane at the Alfred Dunhill Links and is now making the of his sponsor's exemption in Houston.

10. With three-year rut behind him, English finds himself again in contention

    Harris English's last three seasons haven't been what he was hoping for, including finishing 149th in points last season. But a hot start to this season has English feeling rejuvenated.