Column: Lower scores just an example of golf evolving
(World News USA)

HONOLULU (AP) — Chris Kirk shot 65 four days in a row and it wasn`t enough to win on the PGA Tour. Joaquin Niemann can appreciate the feeling. The dynamic 22-year-old from Chile played both tournaments in Hawaii and was a combined 45-under par. He lost in a playoff at Kapalua and finished one shot behind in the Sony Open. For those who are either put off or put to sleep by low scoring on the PGA Tour, relief is probably not on the way.- Advertisement - Next up is The American Express in the California desert, a tournament still known as the Bob Hope in some circles and defined by low scoring under any name. Since going to 72 holes in 2012, the highest winning score was 20-under 268 by Hudson...