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1. Lincicome, husband 'ecstatic' to be expecting after last year's heartbreak

   Brittany Lincicome and her husband announced they are expecting their first child this year. It comes one year after the couple received devastating news.

2. In effort to speed up play, Kentucky makes bizarre change to state tournaments

   Two days after J.B. Holmes helped reignite the pace-of-play debate, Holmes' native Kentucky is making a bizarre change to its high school state tournaments in an effort to end slow play.

3. Woods gets first look at Chapultepec on Tuesday with Thomas

   Seven-time WGC-Mexico Championship winner Tiger Woods got his first look at Club de Golf Chapultepec on Tuesday.

4. Lincicome announces she's pregnant with first child

   Brittany Lincicome announced on Instagram Tuesday that she is pregnant with her first child, which is due Sept. 1.

5. WGC-Mexico odds: DJ, JT co-favorites to win in Mexico City

   Here are the odds for the 2019 WGC-Mexico Championship, according to the Westgate Las Vegas SuperBook.

6. Thomas on Genesis loss: 'It will bother me the rest of my life'

   Justin Thomas blew a four-shot lead in the final round of the Genesis Open. It's something he says will bother him for a very long time.

7. WGC-Mexico field adjusting to life, distances at 8,000 feet above sea level

   More than perhaps any other week on the PGA Tour the Mexico stop requires a higher attention to detail because of how much farther the golf ball flies.

8. Horschel: Sponsors, players convinced commissioner on shorts

   Billy Horschel explained Monday’s announcement allowing shorts during PGA Tour practice rounds was a long time coming and reflects a changing attitude across golf.

9. Romo to play AT&T Byron Nelson on sponsor invite

   Former NFL quarterback has accepted a sponsor exemption to make his return to the PGA Tour at this year's AT&T Byron Nelson.

10. Stock Watch: Li'l sis comes up big in Australia

    Nelly is now the No. 1-ranked Korda in the world. Her stock is on the rise, while pace of play continues its slow descent.