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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
- Meronk, Hinton finish atop British Am stroke play
- USC teammates Park, Chen lead WAPL stroke play
- Hocknull wins Ariz. Open on course he once worked
- Ihm hangs on to win Sunnehanna by two shots
- Ihm leads Sunnehanna; Cazaubon charges
- English teen Hall wins Ladies British Amateur
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 with relation to par June 6 at the AJGAR.H. Crossland Foundation/St. Regis Aspen Junior Classic, played on the par-71, 7,110-yard Aspen Golf Club, Aspen, Colo.:
1. | Clay Ogden, West Point, Utah | 69-72-71--212 | -1 | |
2. | Alex Prugh, Spokane, Wash. | 74-70-69--213 | E | |
2. | Kenny Coakley, Lakewood, Colo. | 69-73-71--213 | E | |
4. | Danny Bowen, Albuquerque, N.M. | 69-73-73--215 | +2 | |
5. | Jake Hermes, Durango, Colo. | 72-74-71--217 | +4 | |
5. | Will Hanna, The Woodlands, Texas | 71-76-70--217 | +4 | |
7. | Derek Tolan, Highlands Ranch, Colo. | 76-72-72--220 | +7 | |
7. | Andrew Temple, Berkeley, Calif. | 72-71-77--220 | +7 | |
9. | Matt Jorgensen, Spokane, Wash. | 74-74-74--222 | +9 | |
10. | Colter Kautzmann, Phoenix, Ariz. | 78-73-73--224 | +11 | |
11. | Sean Crebbs, Tucson, Ariz. | 78-76-71--225 | +12 | |
11. | Derek O'Neill, Littleton, Colo. | 77-71-77--225 | +12 | |
13. | Tom Glissmeyer, Colorado Spgs, Colo. | 77-71-78--226 | +13 | |
13. | Daniel Hahn, Denver, Colo. | 71-74-81--226 | +13 | |
15. | Matthew Shin, Cerritos, Calif. | 77-75-75--227 | +14 | |
16. | Peter Horstman, Englewood, Colo. | 78-74-76--228 | +15 | |
16. | Chase Watkins, Fort Collins, Colo. | 75-75-78--228 | +15 | |
18. | Taylor McNeely, Duncanville, Texas | 77-78-74--229 | +16 | |
18. | Kyle Sullivan, Grand Jct, Colo. | 74-78-77--229 | +16 | |
18. | Brian Ricketts, Highland Village, Texas | 71-78-80--229 | +16 | |
21. | Eric Hastings, Spokane, Wash. | 74-78-78--230 | +17 | |
21. | Jon Stecher, Fargo, N.D. | 77-74-79--230 | +17 | |
21. | Craig Leslie, Spokane, Wash. | 74-75-81--230 | +17 | |
24. | Will Mast, Scottsdale, Ariz. | 81-76-74--231 | +18 | |
24. | Michael Baird, Castle Rock, Colo. | 81-73-77--231 | +18 | |
24. | Patrick McLennan, Aspen, Colo. | 76-74-81--231 | +18 | |
24. | Ryan Anderson, Greeley, Colo. | 77-72-82--231 | +18 | |
28. | Todd Sapiro, Chandler, Ariz. | 73-83-76--232 | +19 | |
28. | Tyler Kief, Kingwood, Texas | 78-77-77--232 | +19 | |
28. | Tyler Hairston, Las Vegas, Nev. | 77-76-79--232 | +19 | |
28. | John Scott, Englewood, Colo. | 79-75-78--232 | +19 | |
28. | Erik Coover, Scottsdale, Ariz. | 74-77-81--232 | +19 | |
28. | Brian Kim, Cypress, Calif. | 78-73-81--232 | +19 | |
28. | Aaron Weston, Lone Tree, Colo. | 74-76-82--232 | +19 | |
28. | Tom Carlson, Sioux Falls, S.D. | 71-79-82--232 | +19 | |
36. | Brian Carroll, Crystal Lake, Ill. | 80-75-78--233 | +20 | |
36. | Matt Rosen, Tucson, Ariz. | 76-77-80--233 | +20 | |
38. | Jonathan Hewett, Sioux Falls, S.D. | 79-79-76--234 | +21 | |
38. | Cornelius Carroll, St. Simons, Ga. | 80-77-77--234 | +21 | |
40. | Bobby Nyberg, El Dorado Hills, Calif. | 79-79-77--235 | +22 | |
41. | Zen Brown, Arvada, Colo. | 78-81-77--236 | +23 | |
41. | Jesse Barnsley, Albuquerque, N.M. | 78-79-79--236 | +23 | |
41. | Devon Wegner, Kearney, Neb. | 75-81-80--236 | +23 | |
41. | Conor Bancroft, Englewood, Colo. | 78-78-80--236 | +23 | |
41. | Brady Bauer, Lincoln, Neb. | 76-76-84--236 | +23 | |
41. | Nick VanEtten, Colorado Springs, Colo. | 75-76-85--236 | +23 | |
47. | Dave Gilman, Hotchkiss, Colo. | 80-81-76--237 | +24 | |
47. | Jeffrey Franks, Steamboat Spgs, Colo. | 77-82-78--237 | +24 | |
49. | Ryan Trasamar, Sioux Falls, S.D. | 75-84-79--238 | +25 | |
49. | Lee Harris, Fort Morgan, Colo. | 79-78-81--238 | +25 | |
49. | Daniel Lim, Gilroy, Calif. | 73-78-87--238 | +25 | |
52. | Jared Danford, Greeley, Colo. | 78-85-76--239 | +26 | |
52. | Johnny Mueller, Mesa, Ariz. | 81-80-78--239 | +26 | |
52. | Patrick Roth, Prairie Village, Kan. | 85-73-81--239 | +26 | |
52. | John Winship, Longmont, Colo. | 76-80-83--239 | +26 | |
56. | Christopher Garehime, Englewood, Colo. | 81-81-79--241 | +28 | |
56. | Logan O'Reilly, Windsor, Colo. | 77-78-86--241 | +28 | |
58. | Daniel Ponder, Lone Tree, Colo. | 80-80-82--242 | +29 | |
58. | Chris Barley, Springfield, Ore. | 81-79-82--242 | +29 | |
60. | Nick Marino, Loveland, Colo. | 80-83-80--243 | +30 | |
60. | David Lysaught, Denver, Colo. | 86-78-79--243 | +30 | |
62. | Danny Amundson, Sioux Falls, S.D. | 79-86-79--244 | +31 | |
62. | Eric Doyle, Westminster, Colo. | 79-82-83--244 | +31 | |
62. | Chance Wagstaff, Washington, Utah | 83-78-83--244 | +31 | |
65. | David Tregemba, Castle Rock, Colo. | 78-80-87--245 | +32 | |
66. | Brian Archer, San Jose, Calif. | 88-80-82--250 | +37 | |
67. | Andy Kaman, Lusk, Wyo. | 95-76-82--253 | +40 | |
67. | Joey Childers, Elgin, Ill. | 80-84-89--253 | +40 | |
67. | Nate Walla, Aspen, Colo. | 81-76-96--253 | +40 | |
70. | Adam Mrak, Pinedale, Wyo. | 87-88-80--255 | +42 | |
70. | Michael Rider, Manhattan, Mont. | 81-88-86--255 | +42 | |
72. | Scott Tarbet, Aspen, Colo. | 89-82-85--256 | +43 | |
73. | Ryan Smith, McKinney, Texas | 89-87-84--260 | +47 | |
74. | Mike Zaniboni, Huntington Beach, Calif. | 87-90-86--263 | +50 | |
WD. Ryoong Lim, La Quinta, Calif. 89-85-WD | ||||
