Ben Griffin's golf career has exploded over the last month. The 29-year-old picked up his first PGA Tour win at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans alongside good friend Andrew Novak. A few weeks later,

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Holds Share Of Lead, Eyes 2nd Straight Win

Griffin won by a stroke over Matti Schmid, finishing at -12 and holding on to win despite playing his final 16 holes in an ugly +4. He came to the 18th with a two-stroke lead, but when Schmid chipped in for birdie, Griffin needed to hole a nervy short putt to win outright. We’ve seen pros miss from closer:

Ben Griffin retomó el gran nivel de juego que le otorgó su primera victoria individual en la Gira de la PGA la semana pasada, al enviar

Memorial Day weekend. Combine the Knicks’ stirring comeback to save their season (for now) on Sunday night with a 5:45 a.m. tee time on Monday (in part because that was all that was available a week out,