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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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PHOTOS: Justin Rose, U.S. Open champion
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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- Trojans Park, Chen share WAPL medalist honors
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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.
Toy Box: Rose uses Spider Blade for Open win
Justin Rose became the first English golfer to win a U.S. Open since Tony Jacklin won at Hazeltine National in 1970.
Toy Box: Rose uses Spider Blade for Open win
Justin Rose became the first English golfer to win a U.S. Open since Tony Jacklin won at Hazeltine National in 1970.
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Toy Box: Rose uses Spider Blade for Open win
Justin Rose became the first English golfer to win a U.S. Open since Tony Jacklin won at Hazeltine National in 1970.
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Video: Tom Kroll of TaylorMade sits down with our David Dusek to discuss Justin Rose's winning bag at the U.S. Open.
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Minn. resort's initiative promotes walking
Madden’s on Gull Lake, a 63-hole resort in Brainerd, Minn., has instituted walking green fees for all of its courses. It's a bit of a gamble because cart fees are an important revenue stream, but the resort is betting that the policy will generate new business.
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PHOTOS: Take a look at the new Streamsong Resort
View a few images of Streamsong Red and Streamsong Blue by architects Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw of Coore & Crenshaw and Tom Doak of Renaissance Golf Design. Streamsong is located in Florida.
Final results Nov. 5, with earnings and relation to par, in the LPGA/Japan LPGA?s $850,000 Mizuno Classic, played on the 6,423-yard, par-72 North course at Seta Golf Club in Otsu, Japan (x-won in a playoff):
1. | x-Lorie Kane, Canada | $127,500 | 70-68-66--204 | -12 |
2. | Sophie Gustafson, Sweden | $79,129 | 66-69-69--204 | -12 |
3. | Yuri Fudoh, Japan | $57,743 | 71-65-70--206 | -10 |
4. | Liselotte Neumann, Sweden | $28,107 | 70-71-66--207 | -9 |
4. | Ikuyo Shiotani, Japan | $28,107 | 71-69-67--207 | -9 |
4. | Akiko Fukushima, Japan | $28,107 | 69-71-67--207 | -9 |
4. | Michie Ohba, Japan | $28,107 | 69-70-68--207 | -9 |
4. | Joanne Morley, England | $28,107 | 70-67-70--207 | -9 |
4. | Kasumi Fujii, Japan | $28,107 | 68-68-71--207 | -9 |
4. | Vicki Goetze-Ackerman, United States | $28,107 | 69-66-72--207 | -9 |
11. | Shani Waugh, Australia | $13,835 | 72-68-69--209 | -7 |
11. | Ok-Hee Ku, South Korea | $13,835 | 69-71-69--209 | -7 |
11. | Kaori Higo, Japan | $13,835 | 69-71-69--209 | -7 |
11. | Susie Redman, United States | $13,835 | 70-69-70--209 | -7 |
11. | Grace Park, South Korea | $13,835 | 69-70-70--209 | -7 |
11. | Midori Yoneyama, Japan | $13,835 | 67-70-72--209 | -7 |
17. | Yu-Chen Huang, Taiwan | $10,128 | 72-73-65--210 | -6 |
17. | Charlotta Sorenstam, Sweden | $10,128 | 76-68-66--210 | -6 |
17. | Kyoko Ono, Japan | $10,128 | 71-71-68--210 | -6 |
17. | Pearl Sinn, South Korea | $10,128 | 72-69-69--210 | -6 |
17. | Mineko Nasu, Japan | $10,128 | 73-67-70--210 | -6 |
17. | Leta Lindley, United States | $10,128 | 69-70-71--210 | -6 |
23. | Dina Ammaccapane, United States | $7,867 | 71-72-68--211 | -5 |
23. | Catriona Matthew, Scotland | $7,867 | 71-71-69--211 | -5 |
23. | Kellee Booth, United States | $7,867 | 71-71-69--211 | -5 |
23. | Michelle McGann, United States | $7,867 | 73-68-70--211 | -5 |
23. | Emilee Klein, United States | $7,867 | 71-70-70--211 | -5 |
23. | Rachel Hetherington, Australia | $7,867 | 66-72-73--211 | -5 |
23. | Maria Hjorth, Sweden | $7,867 | 68-69-74--211 | -5 |
30. | Kristi Albers, United States | $6,264 | 71-70-71--212 | -4 |
30. | Chieko Nishida, Japan | $6,264 | 71-70-71--212 | -4 |
30. | Allison Finney, United States | $6,264 | 72-68-72--212 | -4 |
30. | Fiona Pike, Australia | $6,264 | 71-69-72--212 | -4 |
30. | Jennifer Rosales, Philippines | $6,264 | 70-70-72--212 | -4 |
30. | Kate Golden, United States | $6,264 | 68-72-72--212 | -4 |
36. | Michelle Estill, United States | $4,974 | 72-72-69--213 | -3 |
36. | Jackie Gallagher-Smith, United States | $4,974 | 70-73-70--213 | -3 |
36. | Nancy Scranton, United States | $4,974 | 72-70-71--213 | -3 |
36. | Cindy McCurdy, United States | $4,974 | 72-70-71--213 | -3 |
36. | Jean Bartholomew, United States | $4,974 | 72-68-73--213 | -3 |
36. | Toshimi Kimura, Japan | $4,974 | 69-69-75--213 | -3 |
42. | Nobuko Kizawa, Japan | $4,182 | 71-74-69--214 | -2 |
42. | Jenny Lidback, United States | $4,182 | 73-68-73--214 | -2 |
44. | Yuriko Otsuka, Japan | $3,255 | 75-70-70--215 | -1 |
44. | Maggie Will, United States | $3,255 | 72-73-70--215 | -1 |
44. | Hiromi Kobayashi, Japan | $3,255 | 72-72-71--215 | -1 |
44. | Jill McGill, United States | $3,255 | 69-74-72--215 | -1 |
44. | Junko Yasui, Japan | $3,255 | 74-68-73--215 | -1 |
44. | A.J. Eathorne, Canada | $3,255 | 72-69-74--215 | -1 |
44. | Ayako Okamoto, Japan | $3,255 | 70-71-74--215 | -1 |
44. | Woo-Soon Ko, South Korea | $3,255 | 68-73-74--215 | -1 |
44. | Wendy Doolan, Australia | $3,255 | 72-68-75--215 | -1 |
53. | Man-Soo Kim, South Korea | $2,386 | 73-70-73--216 | E |
53. | Mayumi Hirase, Japan | $2,386 | 72-71-73--216 | E |
53. | Young-Me Lee, South Korea | $2,386 | 71-70-75--216 | E |
56. | Mayumi Inoue, Japan | $1,937 | 71-75-71--217 | +1 |
56. | Aiko Hashimoto, Japan | $1,937 | 75-70-72--217 | +1 |
56. | Jeong Jang, South Korea | $1,937 | 72-73-72--217 | +1 |
56. | Akane Ohshiro, Japan | $1,937 | 74-70-73--217 | +1 |
60. | Kim Williams, United States | $1,496 | 76-71-71--218 | +2 |
60. | Kayo Yamada, Japan | $1,496 | 72-73-73--218 | +2 |
60. | Laura Philo, United States | $1,496 | 73-71-74--218 | +2 |
60. | Leigh Ann Mills, United States | $1,496 | 72-72-74--218 | +2 |
60. | Orie Fujino, Japan | $1,496 | 72-71-75--218 | +2 |
65. | Sora Shin, South Korea | $1,295 | 76-71-72--219 | +3 |
65. | Diana D'Alessio, United States | $1,295 | 67-75-77--219 | +3 |
67. | Aki Nakano, Japan | $1,232 | 72-72-76--220 | +4 |
68. | Ae-Sook Kim, South Korea | $1,166 | 74-73-74--221 | +5 |
68. | Natsuko Noro, Japan | $1,166 | 75-71-75--221 | +5 |
70. | Michiko Hattori, Japan | $1,102 | 70-70-85--225 | +9 |
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71. | Miyuki Shimabukuro, Japan | 78-70--148 | +4 | |
71. | Kumiko Hiyoshi, Japan | 74-74--148 | +4 | |
71. | Cindy Flom, United States | 73-75--148 | +4 | |
71. | Sally Dee, United States | 72-76--148 | +4 | |
75. | Hsiu-Feng Tseng, Taiwan | 77-72--149 | +5 | |
75. | Heather Bowie, United States | 76-73--149 | +5 | |
77. | Becky Iverson, United States | 72-78--150 | +6 | |
77. | Jae-Sook Won, South Korea | 71-79--150 | +6 | |
79. | Yuri Kawanami, Japan | 78-74--152 | +8 | |
80. | Chieko Amanuma, Japan | 78-77--155 | +11 | |
81. Yukiyo Haga, Japan WD | ||||
-- LPGA | ||||
