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 Golf loves its legendsThere is no other sport that cherishes its legends like golf.
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 Tiger's ex-wife single againTiger Woods' ex-wife, Elin Nordegren, has split up with businessman Jamie Dingman, People magazine reported Wednesday.
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 Tiger survives, McIlroy doesn't at PlayersWorld number one Rory McIlroy missed the cut at the Players Championship after shooting a four-over-par 76 in Friday's second round which ended with a trio of Americans sharing the lead.
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 Poulter, Laird take control at PlayersBritain's Ian Poulter and Martin Laird shared the lead at the Players Championship after firing seven-under-par rounds of 65 in Thursday's opening round.
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 The 17th at TPC Sawgrass -- The Hole That Transcends GolfThe Island Green.
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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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 Woods to answer fans' questions onlineTiger Woods will answer fans questions by video next week in preparation for the upcoming Wells Fargo Championship.
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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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 Curtis snaps drought with Texas Open winFormer British Open champion Ben Curtis registered his first PGA Tour victory in six years by holding off a pair of pursuers down the stretch to claim an emotional two-stroke victory at the Texas Open in San Antonio on Sunday.
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 Westwood retains Indonesia golf titleWorld number three Lee Westwood successfully defended his Indonesian Masters title after completing 32 holes at the Royale Jakarta Golf Club on Sunday.
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 Curtis leads by two at Texas OpenBen Curtis posted his second straight five- under 67 on Friday to grab a two-shot lead at the Texas Open with the second round suspended by darkness.
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 Hefty Pettersson crossed the lineGood on Carl Pettersson for having fun with the media with some self-deprecating humour after winning the RBC Heritage on Sunday, but the resulting fat-guy-wins commentary was a bit over the top.
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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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 Birdie streak lifts Pettersson into Heritage leadSweden's Carl Pettersson fired five consecutive birdies in a sparkling five-under 66 that elevated him one stroke ahead Colt Knost after the third round of the Heritage Classic on Saturday.
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 Bubba's still on a Masters highPerhaps one of the most grounded Masters champions already, Bubba Watson got another dose of reality before he could even come down from the euphoria of winning at Augusta National on Sunday.
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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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 Garcia doubts he'll win a majorSergio Garcia has seen more than his fair share of disappointment and this week at Augusta National seems to have taken the fight out of him.
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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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 Strolling the back nine at AugustaThey say the Masters begins on the back nine on Sunday.
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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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 Five things the Jets need to improveThe Winnipeg Jets missed the playoffs by nine points after whiffing by 13 last season in Atlanta when they were the Thrashers.
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 Bubba Watson wins 76th MastersBubba Watson parred the second playoff hole Sunday to defeat Louis Oosthuizen and win the Masters, his first major victory.
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