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D. Willett - G

Danny Willett's T-4 finish at the Rocket Mortgage Classic is his best PGA Tour result since his triumph at the 2016 Masters.

Willett's resurgent form has included multiple recent wins on the European Tour, but Sunday's result at Detroit Golf Club was his best in the U.S. since slipping into the green jacket more than four years ago. His previous high-water mark on the PGA Tour came last year, when he finished T-6 at The Open at Royal Portrush. Willett shared fourth place at 16 under after getting progressively better in each round, highlighted by a 6-under 66 in the final round which included seven birdies. It's Willett's best tournament result overall since his win at the BMW PGA Championship in September.

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K. Kisner - G

Kevin Kisner fired a final-round 66 in Detroit to finish alone in third place at the Rocket Mortgage Classic.

Kisner made one of the day's biggest moves, vaulting from 13th to within reach of Bryson DeChambeau coming down the stretch. While Kisner ultimately ran out of holes, his six-birdie effort netted him solo third place at 18 under and a sizeable payday. It's his first top-10 finish since a T-4 result at the Sony Open in January and marks his best result since his win at the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play in March 2019.

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M. Wolff - G

Matthew Wolff coughed up a three-shot lead during the final round of the Rocket Mortgage Classic, ultimately finishing behind Bryson DeChambeau.

It was a reversal of the leaderboard situation at last year's 3M Open, where Wolff edged DeChambeau with a 72nd-hole eagle. The 21-year-old held a three-shot lead heading into the final round but stumbled out of the gates, making bogey on four of his first nine holes. While he cut DeChambeau's lead to 1 with a birdie on No. 15, he couldn't get any closer. His 31 birdies or better led the field, and he's the first player since 2001 to make that many and not win a Tour event. The runner-up finish is his first top-10 result since his win in Minnesota nearly a year ago, and it's his first top-50 finish since January.

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B. DeChambeau - G

Bryson DeChambeau flexed some extra muscle Sunday, closing with a 7-under 65 to win the Rocket Mortgage Classic by three shots.

DeChambeau held a one-shot lead before birdies on each of the last three holes sealed his first victory in 20 months. It's also his seventh straight top-10 finish dating back to February, proof again that the body transformation he has undergone in recent months is paying off. DeChambeau averaged 350.6 yards per drive on measured holes, the longest in the ShotLink era for a tournament winner. He also became the first player to win an event while leading the field in both strokes gained: off-the-tee and SG: putting. DeChambeau will have a week off before returning at the Memorial, an event he won in 2018 when he was wielding a much lighter frame.

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B. Koepka - G

Former world No. 1 Brooks Koepka will headline the field at the Workday for Charity Open, where his brother will also tee it up.

Chase Koepka Monday qualified for the Travelers Championship, but both brothers withdrew once Brooks' caddie, Ricky Elliott, tested positive for COVID-19. Both men will be in the field next week at Muirfield Village, with Brooks returning after two weeks off and Chase the recipient of a sponsor exemption. This will be the first of two straight Tour events at Jack's Place, with the Memorial to follow. Joining the Koepkas in the 157-man field in Ohio will be Nick Watney, Dylan Frittelli, Denny McCarthy and Brandon Wu, all of whom tested positive for COVID-19 in recent weeks but have since been medically cleared to return to competition. Justin Thomas and Jordan Spieth are also in the field, as are recent Memorial champs Matt Kuchar, Jason Dufner and Patrick Cantlay.

Added Jul 03 9:28 pm (EST)

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J. Day - G

Former world No. 1 Jason Day won't be around for the weekend in Detroit after posting two straight rounds of 70.

Day's 4-under total would be enough to make the weekend at most Tour stops, but not this week at Detroit Golf Club where the cut fell at 5-under 137. It's the third missed cut in four starts since the break for the Aussie, who managed just three birdies in the second round. But he's not alone in slamming the trunk, as Patrick Reed (-2), Bubba Watson (-2), Brandt Snedeker (-2) and Nate Lashley (-4) all missed the halfway cut during a week of low scores where 12-under 132 shares the 36-hole lead.

Added Jul 03 9:23 pm (EST)

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M. Wolff - G

Nearly a year removed from his most recent top-10 finish, Matthew Wolff trails by a shot heading into the weekend at the Rocket Mortgage Classic.

Wolff burst onto the scene around this time last year, winning the 3M Open with a dramatic eagle on the 72nd hole. His results since haven't kept pace with those early returns, as his win in Minnesota remains his most recent top-10 finish and he hasn't cracked the top 50 since January. But those droughts may end this week in Detroit, where the 21-year-old made a move with six straight birdies en route to a second-round 64. At 11 under, he's part of a large pack of players that trail Webb Simpson and Chris Kirk by a shot heading into the weekend.

Added Jul 03 9:13 pm (EST)

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C. Kirk - G

Two weeks after a breakthrough win on the Korn Ferry Tour, Chris Kirk shares the 36-hole lead at the Rocket Mortgage Classic.

Kirk won his first event in more than five years during a rare KFT start at the King & Bear Classic, and after taking a week off he has picked up right where he left off this week in Detroit. The veteran shares the lead with Webb Simpson after rounds of 67-65, the latter including a pair of holed chip shots for birdie. Kirk missed seven months of action last year to address issues with alcoholism and depression, but with a win under his belt he is now in the mix for what would be his first PGA Tour title since his win at Colonial in May 2015.

Added Jul 03 9:10 pm (EST)

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W. Simpson - G

Webb Simpson shares the 36-hole lead at the Rocket Mortgage Classic as he looks to win for the second time in as many starts.

Simpson won the RBC Heritage two weeks ago but withdrew from last week's Travelers Championship over COVID-19 concerns. With his family's test results in the clear, he made the trip to Detroit and opened with round of 68-64 to share the lead at the halfway point. Friday's effort was bogey-free and included a hole-out from a greenside bunker on No. 16 after a rare misfire. Simpson's ball-striking remains on point, as he leads the field in GIR (32 of 36) and strokes gained: tee-to-green. Already a winner in Phoenix in February, he's jockeying to become the first three-time winner of the truncated Tour season.

Added Jul 03 9:05 pm (EST)

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F. Molinari - G

Former Open champ Francesco Molinari relocating to California and expects to make his next start at the PGA Championship.

Molinari has been out of action since the WGC-Mexico Championship in February, having withdrawn from his title defense at Bay Hill in March, and the Italian hopes to be back in action in a little over a month at the PGA Championship at TPC Harding Park. That will also be in his new home state, as Molinari also announced plans to relocate to California after 11 years of living in London. The 37-year-old had a career year in 2018, winning The Open in addition to two other worldwide wins and going 5-0 at the Ryder Cup. But he's largely struggled since a near miss at last year's Masters, having missed the cut in his first three starts of the year prior to a T-53 finish at the no-cut event in Mexico City. His last top-10 remains his T-5 finish at Augusta National.

Added Jul 03 11:40 am (EST)

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M. Fitzpatrick - G

Veteran caddie Jim "Bones" Mackay will be on the bag for the next two weeks in Ohio, looping for Matthew Fitzpatrick in a pair of events at Muirfield Village.

Mackay notably was on the bag for all five of Phil Mickelson's major victories, but the two parted ways in 2017 and Mackay has more recently worked as an on-course reporter for Golf Channel and NBC. He'll head back inside the ropes next week for Fitzpatrick in Ohio, looping at both the newly-created Workday for Charity Open and the Memorial Tournament. Fitzpatrick is seeking temporary caddie solutions since his normal looper, Billy Foster, remains in England because of the pandemic. Fitzpatrick is currently ranked No. 26 in the world and saw a lengthy made cuts streak end at last week's Travelers Championship.

Added Jul 03 11:29 am (EST)

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T. Olesen - G

The European Tour has lifted the suspension for Denmark's Thorbjorn Olesen, which dates back to his arrest in 2019.

Olesen's trial in Denmark was originally slated for May 11, but has now been pushed back to 2021 because of COVID-19 implications. As a result, the 30-year-old will be allowed to compete once the European Tour resumes play later this month. Olesen capped a career year in 2018 with an appearance at the Ryder Cup, but he faces three separate charges stemming from an airplane incident when he is alleged to have urinated in an aisle and assaulted a female passenger. Olesen got as high as 33rd in the world rankings, but he is currently ranked No. 162 and has not played since a T-27 finish at the WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational nearly a year ago.

Added Jul 03 11:19 am (EST)

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D. Willett - G

Danny Willett's T-4 finish at the Rocket Mortgage Classic is his best PGA Tour result since his triumph at the 2016 Masters.

Added 11:18 am (EST)

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K. Kisner - G

Kevin Kisner fired a final-round 66 in Detroit to finish alone in third place at the Rocket Mortgage Classic.

Added 11:13 am (EST)

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M. Wolff - G

Matthew Wolff coughed up a three-shot lead during the final round of the Rocket Mortgage Classic, ultimately finishing behind Bryson DeChambeau.

Added 11:01 am (EST)

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B. DeChambeau - G

Bryson DeChambeau flexed some extra muscle Sunday, closing with a 7-under 65 to win the Rocket Mortgage Classic by three shots.

Added 10:58 am (EST)

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B. Koepka - G

Former world No. 1 Brooks Koepka will headline the field at the Workday for Charity Open, where his brother will also tee it up.

Added Jul 03 9:28 pm (EST)

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J. Day - G

Former world No. 1 Jason Day won't be around for the weekend in Detroit after posting two straight rounds of 70.

Added Jul 03 9:23 pm (EST)

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M. Wolff - G

Nearly a year removed from his most recent top-10 finish, Matthew Wolff trails by a shot heading into the weekend at the Rocket Mortgage Classic.

Added Jul 03 9:13 pm (EST)

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C. Kirk - G

Two weeks after a breakthrough win on the Korn Ferry Tour, Chris Kirk shares the 36-hole lead at the Rocket Mortgage Classic.

Added Jul 03 9:10 pm (EST)

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