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Thanks to a couple late birdies, Nico Echavarria took down the ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIP and picked up his first full-field win on the PGA Tour.
With no shortage of things working in Hideki Matsuyama's favor, Bryce Danielson will be getting him into lineups for this week's PGA DFS contests on Yahoo.
Max Homa has struggled for much of 2024, but Ryan Pohle thinks his odds for the ZOZO Championship are prime for the taking after some much needed time off.
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After Matsuyama won the Zozo Championship in his home country of Japan last fall and followed that with another win at the Sony Open in Hawaii a few months later, it appeared the eight-time PGA Tour winner was heading for a mega season. Unfortunately some injuries slowed his progress after that and he had a rather inconsistent summer, but it was highlighted by a solo fourth at the U.S. Open. After much consideration, Matsuyama will not make the jump to LIV and instead stay with the PGA Tour. Putting will always be the key with the 30-year-old Japanese superstar, but his ranking of 75th in SG: Off-the-Tee was his worst in that category of any season in his career. The ceiling is crazy high with Matsuyama, but the injury questions always have to give you pause.
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T9 in season finale
Matsuyama (back) closed with a four-under 67 on Sunday to finish in a tie for ninth place at the TOUR Championship.
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Tees off as expected
Matsuyama (back) teed off as scheduled in the TOUR Championship.
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Still dealing with back injury
Matsuyama said his back is feeling around 50 or 60 percent, but he thinks he can make it through the TOUR Championship this week, according to Golf Injury Report on X.
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Teeing it up at East Lake
Matsuyama (back) is listed in the field for the TOUR Championship this week.
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Withdraws from BMW Championship
Matsuyama withdrew before the second round of the BMW Championship due to a back injury, per PGA Tour Communications.
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