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Woods: Garcia comment hurtful, time to move on
Sorry wasn’t the hardest word for Sergio Garcia. Anything but. The Spaniard uttered the word nine times in apologizing to Tiger Woods for the inappropriate comment he made about Woods during the European Tour’s annual dinner the night before.
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- Woods: Garcia comment hurtful, time to move on
- McIlroy remains tight-lipped on management company
- Westwood: Euro Tour must coordinate with PGA Tour
- Q&A, Esteban Toledo: Win honors brother's memory
- Clark consults legal counsel after anchoring ban
- USGA, R&A move forward on anchoring ban
- Europe captain to pick 3 for Ryder Cup, up from 2
PHOTOS: The Players Championship (Final Round)
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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Oklahoma playing for those affected by tornado
The Oklahoma coaches told their players there was no need for bad attitudes or hanging heads at the NCAA Championship -- they can play in honor of the tornado victims back home.
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- Oklahoma playing for those affected by tornado
- De Guzman leads San Jose St. to share of lead
- Evans hopes to make NCAA appearance for her team
- Miss. St. coach: Time to 'annihilate every record'
- Nagel's comeback leads Michigan State into NCAAs
- Cal's Stalter: 'Not surprised' on anchoring decision
- Washington's Williams wins Ben Hogan Award
PHOTOS: NCAA Women's Championship (Rd. 1)
View pictures of teams as they make their way through Round 1 at the NCAA Championship at University of Georgia Golf Course.
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Thunderbird to host top players from the world
The AJGA’s Thunderbird International Junior is set to take place May 25-27 at Grayhawk Golf Club’s Raptor course in Scottsdale, Ariz. For the 13th consecutive year, the Thunderbird will boast a good field of homegrown American players along with an international mix.
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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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- Walker Cup to be played at Royal Liverpool in 2019
- Balicki: Northeast Am's Glass leaves incredible legacy
- Looking back: Tiger’s U.S. Am win at TPC Sawgrass
- Harwell, Pool claim Carlton Woods titles
- Portland Golf Club to host U.S. Women's Amateur in 2015
- Balicki: A long, hot Walker Cup summer
- Hogan finalists: Brun, Kim, Williams
Photos: 2013 Jones Cup
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 (Rd. 1)
Photos By Tracy Wilcox: View pictures of teams as they make their way through Round 1 at the NCAA Championship at University of Georgia Golf Course.
McIlroy remains tight-lipped on management company
Rory McIlroy has refused to shed any light on his alleged change of management companies. The Northern Irishman is remaining tight-lipped on claims that he is leaving Conor Ridge’s Horizon Sports Management Group to set up on his own.
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- McIlroy remains tight-lipped on management company
- Westwood: Euro Tour must coordinate with PGA Tour
- Q&A, Esteban Toledo: Win honors brother's memory
- Anchoring: Reaction from the world of golf
- Clark consults legal counsel after anchoring ban
- Rude: Anchoring ban for good of whose game?
- De Guzman leads San Jose St. to share of lead
- Evans hopes to make NCAA appearance for her team
- Miss. St. coach: Time to 'annihilate every record'
- Nagel's comeback leads Michigan State into NCAAs
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Anchoring: Reaction from the world of golf
The USGA and R&A officially announced the ban of the anchored stroke on Tuesday morning, sending plenty of golf's elite players, coaches and equipment manufacturers to Twitter to make a statement.
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- Clark consults legal counsel after anchoring ban
- Rude: Anchoring ban for good of whose game?
- AJGA supports USGA, Rule 14-1B
- Notes: Bae's new-ball win, Day's custom 1-iron
- Cal's Stalter: 'Not surprised' on anchoring decision
- USGA, R&A move forward on anchoring ban
- Achenbach: This anchor drops quietly
VIDEO: Take a tour of Sang-Moon Bae's winning bag
Video: Our David Dusek breaks down Sang-Moon Bae's mostly Callaway bag that led to his win at the HP Byron Nelson Championship.
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Deal outline gives hope for Bandon Muni
A 27-hole municipal course in Bandon Dunes would be located on a sandy, partially wooded stretch of ground six miles south of town center, overlooking a lagoon and coastal barrier sand bar.
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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 Sept. 24 at the Pioneer Highlands Ranch Intercollegiate, played on the par-72, 6,276-yard Highland Ranch Golf Course, Highland Ranch, Colo.:
TEAM SCORES | ||||
1. | Iowa State | 295-300--595 | +19 | |
2. | Denver | 301-297--598 | +22 | |
3. | Colorado | 308-291--599 | +23 | |
4. | Portland State | 310-307--617 | +41 | |
5. | Portland | 319-311--630 | +54 | |
6. | Wyoming | 327-322--649 | +73 | |
7. | Hawaii | 332-327--659 | +83 | |
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INDIVIDUAL SCORES | ||||
1. | Leanne Owens, Iowa State | 71-72--143 | -1 | |
2. | Erin Kerr, Colorado | 75-71--146 | +2 | |
2. | Sarah Gilbert, Iowa State | 73-73--146 | +2 | |
4. | Jolene Fellhauer, Colorado | 80-67--147 | +3 | |
4. | Tessa Gillam, Denver | 73-74--147 | +3 | |
6. | Megan Radonich, Portland | 72-76--148 | +4 | |
7. | Kari Broshko, Denver | 75-74--149 | +5 | |
7. | Kelly Schaub, Denver | 75-74--149 | +5 | |
9. | Christine Anast, Denver | 76-74--150 | +6 | |
10. | Erica Dahl, Iowa State | 78-74--152 | +8 | |
10. | Jeana Lee, PortlandST | 80-72--152 | +8 | |
10. | Sara Silva, Denver | 77-75--152 | +8 | |
13. | Cindy Whitmore, Iowa State | 76-77--153 | +9 | |
13. | Tara Chappell, Hawaii | 79-74--153 | +9 | |
13. | Taya Battistella, PortlandST | 77-76--153 | +9 | |
16. | Allison Rella, Colorado | 77-77--154 | +10 | |
16. | Kim Nissen, Wyoming | 76-78--154 | +10 | |
16. | Louise Kenney, Iowa State | 75-79--154 | +10 | |
19. | Jodi Daley, Denver | 77-78--155 | +11 | |
19. | Joey Stester, Colorado | 79-76--155 | +11 | |
19. | Lynn Ann Moretto, Colorado | 77-78--155 | +11 | |
19. | Maria Perrson-Gulda, Colorado | 77-78--155 | +11 | |
23. | Sarah Tiller, PortlandST | 76-80--156 | +12 | |
24. | Kate Waggoner, Denver | 80-77--157 | +13 | |
25. | Cecily Quinajon, Portland | 82-76--158 | +14 | |
26. | Laura Wells, Iowa State | 83-78--161 | +17 | |
26. | Rie Ganir, Portland | 83-78--161 | +17 | |
28. | Rebecca Randolph, PortlandST | 77-85--162 | +18 | |
29. | Alison McGuire, Wyoming | 83-80--163 | +19 | |
29. | Jessica Malcolm, Colorado | 80-83--163 | +19 | |
29. | Marissa Crnkovich, Portland | 82-81--163 | +19 | |
29. | Shala Hanson, Wyoming | 81-82--163 | +19 | |
29. | Stephanie Carroll, Denver | 82-81--163 | +19 | |
34. | Monica Venn, PortlandST | 86-79--165 | +21 | |
35. | Megan McGuinness, Hawaii | 85-81--166 | +22 | |
36. | Bobbie Arakawa, Hawaii | 81-86--167 | +23 | |
36. | Robin Worthington, Colorado | 85-82--167 | +23 | |
38. | Ashley Cariveau, Wyoming | 87-82--169 | +25 | |
39. | Mimi Urish, Wyoming | 88-83--171 | +27 | |
40. | Andrea Souza, Hawaii | 87-86--173 | +29 | |
41. | Anna O'Shea, Portland | 86-88--174 | +30 | |
42. | Kari Sur, Hawaii | 89-89--178 | +34 | |
42. Kimber Westbrook, Colorado 89-89--178 +34 | ||||
