PGA TOUR LIVE WATCH
This year could be one of the most talented fields to ever play in the tournament, as the legendary Woods enters after his historic Masters win, while No. 1 player in the world Dustin Johnson ties off along with defending champion Koepka, and Jordan Spieth, who is attempting to complete a career Grand Slam. Dallas - South Korea’s Sung Kang elevated his game on the back nine to claim his first career PGA Tour victory at the AT&T Byron Nelson in Dallas with a comfortable two-stroke win on Sunday. Kang started sluggishly, playing even par through the first seven holes on a sunny day at the Trinity Forest golf club, where scoring conditions were ideal. But he birdied eight, nine and 10, and settled down on the back nine as he regained the form that saw him shoot a second-round 61. Momentum swung decidedly in the 31-year-old’s favour on the par-four 15th when he sank a 23-foot birdie putt for the outright lead. He held the advantage en route to a four-under 67, for a 23-under 261