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Scores: Round 3, Crowne Plaza Invitational
Take a look at the Round 3 leaderboard from the Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial.
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View images of Tiger Woods and a few other players from the final round of The Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass.
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USC wins national title in record-breaking fashion
USC’s national championship will go down in the books next to a number of descriptors, blowout and runaway chief among them. But a 21-shot victory on Friday at the University of Georgia Golf Course amounted to something else for the Trojans: a final endurance test.
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University of Southern California won the 2013 National Championship by 21-shots over Duke.
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Player Diary: Ashlan Ramsey (Part 8)
2012 Rolex Junior All-America Ashlan Ramsey joins the Golfweek.com staff as a player blogger for the 2013 junior golf season.
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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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Balicki: Northeast Am's Glass leaves incredible legacy
Denny Glass, who has been tournament chairman for the Northeast Amateur in Rumford, R.I., since 1994, announced his retirement from that post last week. But his impact will be felt for years.
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Check out photos from the first round of the 2013 Jones Cup in Sea Island, Ga.
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PHOTOS: NCAA Women's Championship (Final Round)
Photos By Tracy Wilcox: University of Southern California won the 2013 National Championship by 21-shots over Duke.
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USC will take a 17-shot lead into the final round of the NCAA Championship, but the Trojans know that weirder things have happened, thus they must remain focused.
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Anchoring: Reaction from the world of golf
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Escape from New York: Hudson Valley offers good golf
For world-weary city residents, the Hudson Valley offers good golf and great food in a pastoral, historic setting.
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Final results with relation to par May 12 at the AJGA Preseason Junior at Gainesville, played on the par-70, 6,418-yard University of Florida Golf Course, Gainesville, Fla.:
1. | Phililp Michael Giammaresi, Tampa, Fla. | 65-77--142 | +2 | |
2. | Noah Goldman, Longwood, Fla. | 70-76--146 | +6 | |
3. | Matthew Pierce, Jr., San Juan Capistrano, Calif. | 74-73--147 | +7 | |
3. | Benjamin Kishigian, Warner Robins, Ga. | 69-78--147 | +7 | |
5. | Lee Keong Yang, Bradenton, Fla. | 76-72--148 | +8 | |
6. | Derek Oldham, Lexington, Ky. | 74-75--149 | +9 | |
6. | Philip Holden, Westwood, Mass. | 75-74--149 | +9 | |
8. | Jason Gandy, Knoxville, Tenn. | 74-76--150 | +10 | |
8. | Bradley Leeper, Chapel Hill, N.C. | 76-74--150 | +10 | |
8. | Song Jeon, Ocala, Fla. | 74-76--150 | +10 | |
11. | Curtis Centracchio, Westfield, Mass. | 77-74--151 | +11 | |
11. | Jonathan Crosby, Lockport, N.Y. | 74-77--151 | +11 | |
13. | Samuel Saunders, Windermere, Fla. | 77-75--152 | +12 | |
13. | Chad Grimes, The Woodlands, Texas | 73-79--152 | +12 | |
13. | Warren Thomas, III, Columbia, S.C. | 73-79--152 | +12 | |
16. | Jimmy Markovitz, Bridgeville, Pa. | 78-76--154 | +14 | |
17. | Tyler Neff, Knoxville, Tenn. | 78-77--155 | +15 | |
17. | Ben Glover, Paris, Tenn. | 78-77--155 | +15 | |
17. | Brian Keating, Cincinnati, Ohio | 78-77--155 | +15 | |
17. | Jeff Wallace, Franklin, Mass. | 81-74--155 | +15 | |
17. | Tal Everett, Sea Island, Ga. | 77-78--155 | +15 | |
22. | Ryan Siekmann, Dublin, Ohio | 76-80--156 | +16 | |
22. | Jeff Hall, Franklin, Tenn. | 74-82--156 | +16 | |
22. | Billy McKay, Bradenton, Fla. | 79-77--156 | +16 | |
22. | Greg Gonzales, Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. | 81-75--156 | +16 | |
22. | Alex Debardeleben, Memphis, Tenn. | 73-83--156 | +16 | |
27. | John Workman, Hartwell, Ga. | 76-81--157 | +17 | |
27. | Matt Cordell, Spring, Texas | 78-79--157 | +17 | |
27. | Griffith Hunter, Radford, Va. | 79-78--157 | +17 | |
27. | Brian Corcoran, Vienna, Va. | 77-80--157 | +17 | |
27. | Jeffrey Ashbrook, Asheville, N.C. | 81-76--157 | +17 | |
27. | Mike Colosi, Rochester, N.Y. | 76-81--157 | +17 | |
33. | Doug Wilkinson, Louisville, Ky. | 77-81--158 | +18 | |
33. | David Holmes, Knoxville, Tenn. | 74-84--158 | +18 | |
33. | Bud Reynolds, Knoxville, Tenn. | 77-81--158 | +18 | |
33. | Blair Adams, Manalapan, Fla. | 80-78--158 | +18 | |
37. | James Byrd, III, Winter Park, Fla. | 83-76--159 | +19 | |
37. | Timothy Holden, Westwood, Mass. | 82-77--159 | +19 | |
37. | Gator Todd, Florence, Ala. | 80-79--159 | +19 | |
37. | Matt Busa, Bay Village, Ohio | 78-81--159 | +19 | |
37. | Matt Miller, Bloomington, Ill. | 79-80--159 | +19 | |
37. | Kevin Wall, Libertyville, Ill. | 80-79--159 | +19 | |
37. | Ken Young, Mt. Prospect, Ill. | 79-80--159 | +19 | |
44. | Daniel Bilotta, Louisville, Ky. | 75-85--160 | +20 | |
44. | Daryl Chappell, Sutherland, Va. | 83-77--160 | +20 | |
44. | Craig Centracchio, Westfield, Mass. | 80-80--160 | +20 | |
44. | Brett Sicklick, West Hartford, Conn. | 77-83--160 | +20 | |
48. | Ted Moore, Rush, N.Y. | 80-81--161 | +21 | |
48. | Tyler Oldenburg, Jacksonville, Fla. | 83-78--161 | +21 | |
48. | J.F. Sorbella, Port Chester, N.Y. | 81-80--161 | +21 | |
48. | Dustin Ruch, Fenton, Mo. | 82-79--161 | +21 | |
52. | Scott Kegerreis II, Chambersburg, Pa. | 80-82--162 | +22 | |
52. | Kevin Adams, San Antonio, Texas | 81-81--162 | +22 | |
52. | Matthew Loftus, Ridgefield, Conn. | 79-83--162 | +22 | |
52. | Neil Goodson, Knoxville, Tenn. | 80-82--162 | +22 | |
52. | Brian Dwyer, Glen Ellyn, Ill. | 76-86162 | +22 | |
52. | Daniel Rice, Cape Haze, Fla. | 77-85--162 | +22 | |
52. | Grant Skyllas, Shillington, Pa. | 81-81--162 | +22 | |
52. | Michael Novotny, Palm Harbor, Fla. | 81-81--162 | +22 | |
60. | Timothy Baker, Bristol, Tenn. | 87-76--163 | +23 | |
60. | Adam Hoyer, Lutz, Fla. | 83-80--163 | +23 | |
60. | Adam Krainson, Potomac, Md. | 79-84--163 | +23 | |
63. | Michael Trivisonno, Wickliffe, Ohio | 81-83--164 | +24 | |
63. | Bryce Peters, Laguna Niguel, Calif. | 78-86--164 | +24 | |
63. | Kevin Cudlipp, Miami Shores, Fla. | 84-80--164 | +24 | |
63. | Chris Stone, Apopka, Fla. | 79-85--164 | +24 | |
63. | Timothy Regan, Saugus, Mass. | 81-83--164 | +24 | |
63. | Chris MacLellan, Dublin, Ohio | 82-82--164 | +24 | |
69. | Kyle Lickenbrock, Freeburg, Ill. | 85-80--165 | +25 | |
70. | Dan Gruneberg, Mahopac, N.Y. | 83-83--166 | +26 | |
71. | Billy Deley, Cambridge, Ontario | 83-84--167 | +27 | |
71. | Doug Wilson, Hinsdale, Ill. | 84-83--167 | +27 | |
73. | Andy Seagraves, Milford, Del. | 79-89--168 | +28 | |
73. | Christopher Dillow, Bland, Va. | 81-87--168 | +28 | |
75. | Bobby Day, Lexington, Ky. | 79-90--169 | +29 | |
75. | Andrew Denenberg, Highland Park, Ill. | 86-83--169 | +29 | |
77. | Travis Sheehan, St. Albans, Mo. | 79-91--170 | +30 | |
78. | Travis Allread, Hamilton, Ohio | 83-88--171 | +31 | |
79. | Andrew Osofsky, Huntington, N.Y. | 84-88--172 | +32 | |
79. | Jordan Lund, Sudbury, Ontario | 85-87--172 | +32 | |
81. | Theodore Williams, Vero Beach, Fla. | 83-91--174 | +34 | |
82. | Justin Ives, Gainesville, Fla. | 88-88--176 | +36 | |
83. | Michael Treitler, Highland Park, Ill. | 88-95--183 | +43 | |
WD. Paul Cofnas, Longwood, Fla. WD | ||||
