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Rose returns to No. 3 in the world
Justin Rose returned to No. 3 in the Official World Golf Ranking after his U.S. Open victory at Merion.
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A look back at the week that was for 2013 U.S. Open champion Justin Rose.
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Williams to make pro debut at Travelers
Chris Williams will make his professional debut this week at the Travelers Championship, a week after playing in the U.S. Open as an amateur and missing the cut by a single shot.
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PHOTOS: Alabama, 2013 national champions
View images of the 2013 National Championship. Alabama defeated Illinois for the win.
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Horsfield opens with 61, wins U.S. Publinx qualifier
lorida teen Sam Horsfield easily earned a spot in the U.S. Amateur Public Links on Tuesday, and now might have a larger competition.
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PHOTOS: Round 3 at Junior Invitational
Check out images from the final round of the Junior Invitational at Sage Valley.
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Meronk, Hinton finish atop British Am stroke play
Adrian Meronk and Craig Hinton shared medalist honors Tuesday during stroke-play qualifying for the British Amateur.
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PHOTOS: U.S. Open Sectional Qualifying, 2013
Here are images from sectional qualifying for the 2013 U.S. Open at Merion.
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Golfweek Father and Son Open
Photos By Tracy Wilcox: Check out a few pictures from Golfweek's Father and Son Open at Reunion Resort in Reunion, Fla. Jay Seawell is the Golfweek Father of the Year.
Notes: Moving Day at majors hasn't been kind to Tiger
Tiger Woods certainly has been active on “moving day” in each of the last six major championships. Unfortunately for him, the direction in which he has moved has been backward.
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A new Lady Precept ball is coming to market soon – this time under the Bridgestone banner.
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Scores with relation to par and earnings Sept. 12 after the final round of the $1,200,000 Comfort Classic at the Brickyard, played on the 6,796-yard, par-72 Brickyard Crossing course in Indianapolis:
1. | Gil Morgan | $180,000 | 67-65-69--201 | -15 |
2. | Ed Dougherty | $105,600 | 68-66-69--203 | -13 |
3. | Tom Jenkins | $86,400 | 67-66-71--204 | -12 |
4. | J.C.Snead | $59,200 | 69-69-67--205 | -11 |
4. | Walter Hall | $59,200 | 71-66-68--205 | -11 |
4. | Mike McCullough | $59,200 | 69-62-74--205 | -11 |
7. | Joe Inman | $36,600 | 73-66-67--206 | -10 |
7. | Kermit Zarley | $36,600 | 69-69-68--206 | -10 |
7. | Jim Ahern | $36,600 | 68-67-71--206 | -10 |
7. | John Mahaffey | $36,600 | 69-66-71--206 | -10 |
11. | Leonard Thompson | $26,400 | 68-70-69--207 | -9 |
11. | Jim Thorpe | $26,400 | 72-66-69--207 | -9 |
11. | Vicente Fernandez | $26,400 | 70-65-72--207 | -9 |
14. | Jim Dent | $20,400 | 66-72-70--208 | -8 |
14. | David Lundstrom | $20,400 | 68-70-70--208 | -8 |
14. | Terry Dill | $20,400 | 67-69-72--208 | -8 |
14. | Gary McCord | $20,400 | 66-69-73--208 | -8 |
14. | Hubert Green | $20,400 | 69-66-73--208 | -8 |
19. | Tom Wargo | $15,880 | 72-67-70--209 | -7 |
19. | Bob Eastwood | $15,880 | 66-72-71--209 | -7 |
19. | Dave Stockton | $15,880 | 67-69-73--209 | -7 |
22. | Tony Peterson | $13,240 | 72-70-68--210 | -6 |
22. | John Bland | $13,240 | 70-67-73--210 | -6 |
22. | Tom Watson | $13,240 | 66-69-75--210 | -6 |
25. | Jose Maria Canizares | $10,944 | 73-69-69--211 | -5 |
25. | Hugh Baiocchi | $10,944 | 70-71-70--211 | -5 |
25. | Graham Marsh | $10,944 | 69-71-71--211 | -5 |
25. | Frank Conner | $10,944 | 72-68-71--211 | -5 |
25. | Fred Gibson | $10,944 | 67-68-76--211 | -5 |
30. | David Graham | $9,040 | 72-70-70--212 | -4 |
30. | Bud Allin | $9,040 | 69-71-72--212 | -4 |
30. | Bobby Stroble | $9,040 | 66-73-73--212 | -4 |
33. | Chi Chi Rodriguez | $8,280 | 68-71-74--213 | -3 |
34. | Barney Thompson | $7,380 | 75-69-70--214 | -2 |
34. | Tom Shaw | $7,380 | 73-70-71--214 | -2 |
34. | George Archer | $7,380 | 68-72-74--214 | -2 |
34. | Jesse Patino | $7,380 | 68-72-74--214 | -2 |
38. | Bobby Cole | $6,240 | 73-71-71--215 | -1 |
38. | Alberto Giannone | $6,240 | 74-69-72--215 | -1 |
38. | Larry Ziegler | $6,240 | 70-70-75--215 | -1 |
38. | Bob Duval | $6,240 | 70-68-77--215 | -1 |
42. | Jimmy Powell | $5,040 | 72-75-69--216 | E |
42. | Howard Twitty | $5,040 | 74-72-70--216 | E |
42. | Jim Barker | $5,040 | 67-75-74--216 | E |
42. | Bob Dickson | $5,040 | 70-72-74--216 | E |
42. | Noel Ratcliffe | $5,040 | 76-66-74--216 | E |
42. | Mike Malone | $5,040 | 71-67-78--216 | E |
48. | Gibby Gilbert | $3,840 | 76-70-71--217 | +1 |
48. | Ed Sneed | $3,840 | 72-71-74--217 | +1 |
48. | Bob Murphy | $3,840 | 75-68-74--217 | +1 |
48. | Harold Henning | $3,840 | 73-69-75--217 | +1 |
52. | Walt Morgan | $2,970 | 71-74-73--218 | +2 |
52. | Dana Quigley | $2,970 | 74-70-74--218 | +2 |
52. | Ken Corliss | $2,970 | 70-73-75--218 | +2 |
52. | Lon Hinkle | $2,970 | 75-67-76--218 | +2 |
56. | Mark Hayes | $2,460 | 77-72-70--219 | +3 |
56. | Bobby Nichols | $2,460 | 76-71-72--219 | +3 |
56. | Bruce Summerhays | $2,460 | 74-68-77--219 | +3 |
56. | Buzz Thomas | $2,460 | 72-69-78--219 | +3 |
60. | Simon Hobday | $2,100 | 73-72-75--220 | +4 |
60. | Miller Barber | $2,100 | 75-68-77--220 | +4 |
62. | Dick Lotz | $1,860 | 79-68-74--221 | +5 |
62. | Butch Baird | $1,860 | 71-71-79--221 | +5 |
64. | Rik Massengale | $1,620 | 72-77-73--222 | +6 |
64. | Allen Miller | $1,620 | 72-73-77--222 | +6 |
66. | John D. Morgan | $1,380 | 74-71-78--223 | +7 |
66. | John Jacobs | $1,380 | 73-70-80--223 | +7 |
68. | Walter Zembriski | $1,200 | 76-72-76--224 | +8 |
69. | George Burns | $1,128 | 75-71-79--225 | +9 |
70. | Jerry Heard | $1,020 | 81-71-75--227 | +11 |
70. | Homero Blancas | $1,020 | 73-75-79--227 | +11 |
72. | Hiro Kazami | $912 | 79-74-75--228 | +12 |
73. | Dave Schumaker | $840 | 77-73-79--229 | +13 |
74. | Peter Kostis | $792 | 79-76-75--230 | +14 |
75. | Tom McGinnis | $744 | 77-78-76--231 | +15 |
76. | Lee Elder | $696 | 78-79-77--234 | +18 |
77. | Lou Graham | $648 | 80-80-76--236 | +20 |
78. | Rollie Schroeder | $600 | 81-82-80--243 | +27 |
--Associated Press | ||||
