Brody Miller is an LSU Beat Reporter for The Athletic. He covers all things LSU, including football, basketball, and other sports. With his in-depth knowledge of the team and its players, Brody provides insightful analysis and updates on the latest news surrounding LSU athletics.
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Brody Miller's focus is primarily on event coverage in the sports domain, with a specific emphasis on golf and PGA Tour events. He seems to be particularly interested in significant developments related to prominent golfers such as Tiger Woods, Jon Rahm, and Tony Finau.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. — Eight months ago, Viktor Hovland was the hottest golfer on Earth, the Norwegian supernova who shot two Sunday 63s to run away with
AUGUSTA, Ga. — The problem is he makes it look so easy. Like it never won't be. The quick, efficient swing looks like he's hardly trying, like he's
AUGUSTA, Ga. — Max Homa walked up to the beginning of the most famous three holes in golf, alone, unconcerned with the legend behind him.
By: Brody Miller
AUGUSTA, Ga. — It was a windy, gusty Friday at Augusta National for the second round of the Masters.
By: Brody Miller
AUGUSTA, Ga. — There's no way he doesn't hear them. Three rows into the Augusta National driving range were the Scheffler clan, holding court some 20 yards from the No. 1 player in the world.
AUGUSTA, Ga. — Scottie Scheffler has been stating his claim as the No. 1 player in the world for three years. Sunday, Scheffler declared himself the dominant force of his era.
By: Gabby Herzig
ÅAUGUSTA, Ga. — One clenched his jaw. Another smiled. One walked with a sauntering focus.
By: Brody Miller, Gabby Herzig
There have been two no more dominant forces in golf this year than Scottie Scheffler and Nelly Korda.
By: Brody Miller, Gabby Herzig
The heights they are reaching have become comical, two golfers taking over their respective sports with such dominance that — at least for this moment — it's difficult to imagine anyone beating them.
By: Brody Miller
The PGA Tour policy board is a collection of six active tour players with voting power for both the PGA Tour and PGA Tour Enterprises, its new for-profit venture with outside investors. Unlike most sports in which teams have owners who vote on issues, PGA Tour players are essentially owners, and the six-player policy board wields massive power. The current board includes Tiger Woods, Patrick Cantlay, Jordan Spieth, Adam Scott, Peter Malnati and Simpson.
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