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It's been a tough two years for Rory Sabbatini since his last PGA Tour victory, and he tells Dottie Pepper he's ecstatic after winning the Honda Classic. (NBC Sports)

Dan Hicks and Johnny Miller were impressed with how Rory Sabbatini hit clutch iron shots down the stretch to earn the Honda Classic victory and liked his emotion after winning. (NBC Sports)

PGT: Rory Sabbatini played steady golf, shooting an even-par 70 to win the Honda Classic on Sunday.

TODAY contributor and psychiatrist Dr. Gail Saltz talks about how to deal with adult female bullies and catty women. (TODAY )

A national survey conducted by the CDC finds that the percentage of young people who have never had sex is increasing, and debunks the myth of 'college lesbians.'

PGT: Lee Westwood knows what Tiger Woods is going through on the course, based on personal experience.

A few old flames have been invited to see the future king and his longtime girlfriend make royal history at Westminster Abbey, according to the British press.

Male expert Donny Deutsch responds to those hard-to-answer questions from female viewers, giving his advice from a man's perspective. (TODAY show)

Andrea Miller, CEO and founder of YourTango.com, and Maxim magazine’s editor-in-chief, Joe Levy, discuss the different ways males and females get on with their lives after ending a bad relationship. (TODAY show)

The more a couple's friends and family intermingle, the happier spouses are.

John Cloud, a senior writer at Time magazine, went undercover posing as a sex addict.  He and Gail Saltz, psychiatrist and TODAY contributor, discuss the legitimacy of sex addiction.  (TODAY show)

What happens when you and your better half have opposing views on financial planning?

Linda Fondren, a 55-year-old mother from Vicksburg, Miss, is on a mission to reshape her state.

Laura Kalamets looked out a restaurant window during a Valentine's Day lunch with her boyfriend and saw a public bus with an ad on its side that read: "Laura, Will You Marry Me?"

For people recently flattened by a still-painful breakup, Valentine’s Day can be intolerable.