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 Tiger is beatable, says Spaniard Fernandez-CastanoSpaniard Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano fancies the idea of being a 'Tiger tamer' at this week's WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship where he will meet three-times winner Tiger Woods in the opening round.
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 Australia leading World Cup of GolfThe Australian team of Richard Green and Brendan Jones combined to shoot an 11-under 61 on Thursday to take a two-shot lead after the first round of the World Cup of Golf.
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 Step in the right direction for WoodsWas it great? Not really. Was it good? Sure. Was it an improvement? It seemed that way, yes.
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 Kerr out of Sunday singles at Solheim CupCristie Kerr conceded her singles match to Karen Stupples Sunday when Kerr couldn't go due to a right wrist injury.
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 Hupfer gets taste of contentionSTONY PLAIN -- Darren Hupfer might have missed a provincial championship by a grand total of two inches.
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 Buddies duke it out in men's amateurWith Neil Thomas cheering for Scott Stiles and Scott Stiles cheering for Neil Thomas, they wanted to make sure they were the last men standing at the Sun Life Alberta Amateur Golf Championship.
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 Hoge grabs Players Cup leadTom Hoge carded a four-under 67 on Friday to take the lead after two rounds of the Canadian Tour Players Cup.
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 Golf getting far too personalThese days, a sportswriter needs a working knowledge, if not a degree, in business, economics and labour relations with all of the salary caps, arbitrations, strikes and lockouts compared to the days when games were enough on their own for fans.
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 Kaymer win underlines European renaissanceMartin Kaymer’s stunning eight-shot victory at the Abu Dhabi Championship on Sunday served yet another reminder of the rich renaissance in European golf at the highest level.
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 Vegas baby! Rookie wins Hope in playoffJhonattan Vegas parred the second playoff hole Sunday to defeat Gary Woodland and defending champion Bill Haas and earn his first PGA Tour victory at the Bob Hope Classic.
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 Kaymer replaces Woods as world number two with winGerman golfer Martin Kaymer leapfrogged Tiger Woods to become the world number two when he stormed his way to an eight-shot victory in the Abu Dhabi Championship on Sunday.
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 Mickelson in doubt for Match Play championshipPhil Mickelson may miss the first big event of 2011 on the U.S. Tour, the WGC Accenture Match-Play Championship, because of family commitments, the American said on Sunday.
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 Verplank pulls out of Bob Hope ClassicAmerican Scott Verplank withdrew from the Bob Hope Classic during Friday’s third round at La Quinta, California, citing an injury to his left wrist.
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 Lamely grabs early lead at Bob HopeDerek Lamely fired a nine-under 63 Wednesday to grab a one-stroke lead after the first round of the Bob Hope Classic.
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 Wilson wins Sunday marathon in HawaiiMark Wilson posted a steady, three-under 69 in the final round Sunday to win the Sony Open in Hawaii by two strokes.
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 Schwartzel wins Joburg Open againJOHANNESBURG, South Africa - Charl Schwartzel gutted out a four-under 67 in difficult conditions Sunday to successfully defend his title at the Joburg Open.
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 Appleby leads Sony Open by oneAustralian Stuart Appleby fired a six-under 64 Friday to take a one-stroke lead after the opening round of the Sony Open in Hawaii.
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 Byrd wins Tournament of ChampionsJonathan Byrd parred the second playoff hole to defeat Robert Garrigus and win the 2011 PGA Tour season-opening Tournament of Champions.
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 Sheehan hangs on for Victorian Open titlePaul Sheehan managed a one-over 72 Sunday, but it was enough for a two-stroke victory at the Victorian Open Golf Championship.
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 Europe rallies to win Royal TrophyEuropean captain Colin Montgomerie beat Kyung-tae Kim to give Europe the lead Sunday, then Pablo Martin and Johan Edfors sealed the victory as Europe beat Asia, 9-7, at the Royal Trophy.
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 Oosthuizen wins Africa Open playoffLouis Oosthuizen drained a 10- foot birdie putt on the first playoff hole Sunday to win the Africa Open.
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 Oosthuizen shares Africa Open leadReigning British Open champion Louis Oosthuizen posted a four-under 69 on Saturday to share the third-round lead of the Africa Open.
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 Byrd, Pettersson share early leadJonathan Byrd and Carl Pettersson both fired seven-under 66s Thursday to share the lead after the opening round of the Hyundai Tournament of Champions.
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 Ogilvy's Maui title defence in doubtGeoff Ogilvy's preparations for his title defence at this week's Tournament of Champions suffered a setback when he withdrew from the pro-am competition on Wednesday due to a finger injury.
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 Finchem: Golf needs strong Euro TourPGA Tour Commissioner Tim Finchem believes the absence of top Europeans Lee Westwood, Martin Kaymer and Rory McIlroy from this week's Tournament of Champions is ultimately good for the game's global balance.
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