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 Montgomerie blames U.S. fans for lost majorsScottish golfer Colin Montgomerie, who has been at odds with American golf fans for more than a decade, blamed them for his lack of success in the U.S. on Thursday.
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 Time is up for Na, PGA TourThe worst thing about the curious case of Kevin Na wasn't the continuous "whole waggle, no waggle thing" (as he called it), wasn't the taunting and teasing from an impatient crowd, but the apparent indifference of the PGA Tour.
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 Carolina event inspires high schoolersNorth America's most successful high school golf tournament is the Palmetto High School Golf Championship in Myrtle Beach, S.C.
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 Ames showed the way to win at SawgrassThe distinguishing feature of Stephen Ames’ win at the 2006 Players Championship was his impressive back nine at TPC Sawgrass for a 67 and a runaway six-shot winning margin.
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 McIlroy facing cut as Johnson grabs Players leadWorld number one Rory McIlroy is almost certain to miss the cut at the Players Championship after a four-over 76 on Friday while American Zach Johnson stormed into the early clubhouse lead.
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 'Warm fuzzy feeling'Darren Dedobbelaer guarantees his love affair with hockey is not about to change now that he's become immersed in golf as a multiple course owner.
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 McIlroy back on topRory McIlroy is No. 1 again, switching places with Luke Donald in the men's world golf ranking for the second week in a row.
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 Woods misses Quail Hollow cut, Watney leadsA frustrated Tiger Woods missed a cut for only the eighth time in a PGA Tour event while Nick Watney stormed into a one-shot lead in Friday’s second round of the Wells Fargo Championship in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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 Three share Quail Hollow leadWhile Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson made uneven starts, Stewart Cink birdied his last three holes to surge into a three-way tie for the lead in Thursday’s opening round of the Wells Fargo Championship in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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 Rick Young an old hand at writing golfToday, the torch is officially passed.
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 Jack Taylor one-of-a-kindSunningdale Golf and Country Club is quieter than usual this spring.
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 New course is a rare breedA “preposterous story” is about to become reality in Inverness, N.S., where the finishing touches are being put on Cabot Links, a seaside links course that is so rare in North America and is this country’s first major golf course opening in years.
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 Duke thrives in New OrleansMasters champion Bubba Watson struggled with fatigue as Ken Duke birdied two of his last three holes to grab a share of the early lead in Thursday’s opening round of the New Orleans Classic in Avondale, Louisiana.
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 Every golfer needs a spring tuneupYou know it’s a bad start to the golf season when the computer that tracks your handicap heckles you.
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 Bubba Watson pulls out of Wells Fargo ChampionshipMasters champion Bubba Watson has withdrawn from early May's Wells Fargo Championship.
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 Bubba's not itchin' to be famousWhat does Bubba Watson’s Masters win mean for the world of golf?
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 Big Bubbas do cry“Ladies and gentlemen, it’s my distinct pleasure and honour to introduce to you, 2012 Masters champion, Bubba Watson.”
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 Watson & Co., prove there's life after TigerWe had no Tiger and no Rory, no anguished Othello or young Hamlet still agonizing over the question of whether to be or not to be on this particular occasion, but there was Louis Oosthuizen and his shot that will never be forgotten as long as golf is played.
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 Oosthuizen albatross didn't faze BubbaIt’s only fitting that a guy named Bubba is wearing a green jacket, a well-deserved victory in the Georgia pines since it required a tester out of the woods on the second playoff hole Sunday at the Masters.
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 Hanson soon to have his Phil of MickelsonIt would be bad form to point out that Phil Mickelson’s charge in the third round of the Masters on Saturday was foretold here before he even teed off.
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 Signs point to thrilling Masters finishIt's a countdown to a Sunday explosion at the Masters. That’s the impression the leaderboard gave at the end of moving day at Augusta National.
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 Is Sergio finally ready to win?Sergio Garcia was once golf’s next big thing.
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 Couples basking in the glowIn a sport where numbers are everything, Fred Couples’ age doesn’t seem to matter.
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 Augusta booming early thanks to CouplesAugusta National was booming early Friday thanks to Fred Couples. The 52-year-old continued his career-long love affair with the Masters Friday, where he won in 1992.
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 Round 2 under way at MastersLee Westwood held a one-shot lead after playing six holes early Friday as the second round of the Masters at Augusta National got rolling.
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