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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
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- 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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- TV tidbits: Hits, misses from U.S. Open coverage
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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
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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 scores, relation to par and earnings from the Ford Championship at Doral March 10, played on the 7,125-yard, par-72 Doral Golf Resort and Spa (Blue Course) in Miami (Note: x-won on third playoff hole):
1. | x-Scott Hoch | $900,000 | 66-70-66-69--271 | -17 |
2. | Jim Furyk | $540,000 | 68-66-69-68--271 | -17 |
3. | Bob Tway | $340,000 | 65-68-69-71--273 | -15 |
4. | Tim Petrovic | $240,000 | 70-72-65-67--274 | -14 |
5. | Kenny Perry | $182,500 | 69-71-71-64--275 | -13 |
5. | Jonathan Byrd | $182,500 | 75-68-66-66--275 | -13 |
5. | Heath Slocum | $182,500 | 68-71-69-67--275 | -13 |
8. | Shaun Micheel | $140,000 | 67-72-70-67--276 | -12 |
8. | Skip Kendall | $140,000 | 68-74-65-69--276 | -12 |
8. | Cliff Kresge | $140,000 | 71-66-68-71--276 | -12 |
8. | Rod Pampling | $140,000 | 64-71-70-71--276 | -12 |
12. | Mark Wilson | $110,000 | 71-71-68-67--277 | -11 |
12. | Davis Love III | $110,000 | 69-73-67-68--277 | -11 |
14. | J.J. Henry | $77,500 | 69-70-72-67--278 | -10 |
14. | Tom Pernice, Jr. | $77,500 | 70-68-72-68--278 | -10 |
14. | Patrick Sheehan | $77,500 | 72-69-69-68--278 | -10 |
14. | John Huston | $77,500 | 74-68-68-68--278 | -10 |
14. | Aaron Barber | $77,500 | 72-71-67-68--278 | -10 |
14. | Dean Wilson | $77,500 | 75-66-67-70--278 | -10 |
14. | Mike Weir | $77,500 | 70-67-67-74--278 | -10 |
14. | Carlos Franco | $77,500 | 67-68-68-75--278 | -10 |
22. | Brian Watts | $48,000 | 69-71-71-68--279 | -9 |
22. | Woody Austin | $48,000 | 71-68-70-70--279 | -9 |
22. | Glen Day | $48,000 | 69-72-68-70--279 | -9 |
22. | Neal Lancaster | $48,000 | 69-69-70-71--279 | -9 |
22. | Jeff Sluman | $48,000 | 70-69-68-72--279 | -9 |
27. | Garrett Willis | $29,961.54 | 76-67-70-67--280 | -8 |
27. | Ben Crane | $29,961.54 | 69-69-72-70--280 | -8 |
27. | Stephen Ames | $29,961.54 | 68-69-73-70--280 | -8 |
27. | Steve Elkington | $29,961.54 | 69-69-71-71--280 | -8 |
27. | Jose Coceres | $29,961.54 | 68-71-70-71--280 | -8 |
27. | Mike Heinen | $29,961.54 | 70-71-68-71--280 | -8 |
27. | Brent Geiberger | $29,961.54 | 67-70-71-72--280 | -8 |
27. | Matt Peterson | $29,961.54 | 68-70-70-72--280 | -8 |
27. | Pat Bates | $29,961.54 | 71-70-67-72--280 | -8 |
27. | Paul Goydos | $29,961.54 | 69-71-68-72--280 | -8 |
27. | Robert Gamez | $29,961.54 | 70-68-68-74--280 | -8 |
27. | John Senden | $29,961.53 | 69-68-69-74--280 | -8 |
27. | Billy Mayfair | $29,961.53 | 68-72-65-75--280 | -8 |
40. | Marco Dawson | $18,000 | 67-71-74-69--281 | -7 |
40. | Loren Roberts | $18,000 | 74-67-69-71--281 | -7 |
40. | K.J. Choi | $18,000 | 73-68-69-71--281 | -7 |
40. | Spike McRoy | $18,000 | 72-69-69-71--281 | -7 |
40. | Esteban Toledo | $18,000 | 68-74-68-71--281 | -7 |
40. | Mark Calcavecchia | $18,000 | 73-68-68-72--281 | -7 |
40. | J.P. Hayes | $18,000 | 71-68-69-73--281 | -7 |
40. | Brett Quigley | $18,000 | 71-69-68-73--281 | -7 |
48. | Scott Verplank | $12,566.67 | 72-71-71-68--282 | -6 |
48. | Nick Price | $12,566.67 | 70-73-69-70--282 | -6 |
48. | Lee Janzen | $12,566.67 | 72-67-72-71--282 | -6 |
48. | Greg Chalmers | $12,566.67 | 73-70-68-71--282 | -6 |
48. | Tim Herron | $12,566.66 | 71-70-70-71--282 | -6 |
48. | Jay Haas | $12,566.66 | 73-69-67-73--282 | -6 |
54. | Fred Funk | $11,150 | 69-74-72-68--283 | -5 |
54. | Glen Hnatiuk | $11,150 | 75-67-72-69--283 | -5 |
54. | David Gossett | $11,150 | 69-71-73-70--283 | -5 |
54. | John Maginnes | $11,150 | 69-69-75-70--283 | -5 |
54. | Gene Sauers | $11,150 | 71-72-70-70--283 | -5 |
54. | Billy Andrade | $11,150 | 70-73-69-71--283 | -5 |
54. | Peter Jacobsen | $11,150 | 74-66-71-72--283 | -5 |
54. | Thomas Levet | $11,150 | 66-74-71-72--283 | -5 |
54. | Stuart Appleby | $11,150 | 69-71-70-73--283 | -5 |
54. | Per-Ulrik Johansson | $11,150 | 69-70-70-74--283 | -5 |
64. | Scott Laycock | $10,150 | 72-71-74-67--284 | -4 |
64. | Brenden Pappas | $10,150 | 73-69-73-69--284 | -4 |
64. | Luke Donald | $10,150 | 71-72-70-71--284 | -4 |
64. | Len Mattiace | $10,150 | 71-67-74-72--284 | -4 |
64. | Joel Kribel | $10,150 | 71-72-69-72--284 | -4 |
64. | Carl Paulson | $10,150 | 68-71-71-74--284 | -4 |
64. | Nick Faldo | $10,150 | 71-70-69-74--284 | -4 |
64. | Donnie Hammond | $10,150 | 70-73-67-74--284 | -4 |
64. | Olin Browne | $10,150 | 69-69-70-76--284 | -4 |
64. | Mike Sposa | $10,150 | 74-67-67-76--284 | -4 |
74. | Chris Anderson | $9,500 | 69-73-74-69--285 | -3 |
74. | Hank Kuehne | $9,500 | 70-71-72-72--285 | -3 |
74. | Hal Sutton | $9,500 | 75-67-71-72--285 | -3 |
77. | Craig Barlow | $9,200 | 71-72-75-68--286 | -2 |
77. | Mark Brooks | $9,200 | 69-74-71-72--286 | -2 |
77. | Hidemichi Tanaka | $9,200 | 71-67-73-75--286 | -2 |
80. | John Morgan | $9,000 | 72-69-72-74--287 | -1 |
81. | Chris DiMarco | $8,900 | 76-67-71-75--289 | +1 |
82. | Craig Perks | $8,800 | 70-71-74-75--290 | +2 |
83. | Steven Alker | $8,700 | 72-70-73-76--291 | +3 |
84. | Brian Gay | $8,550 | 72-71-76-74--293 | +5 |
84. | Steve Stricker | $8,550 | 70-73-75-75--293 | +5 |
WD. Shigeki Maruyama 68-70--WD | ||||
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Missed the cut | ||||
87. | Joel Edwards | 72-72--144 | E | |
87. | Stewart Cink | 72-72--144 | E | |
87. | Richard Johnson | 75-69--144 | E | |
87. | David Peoples | 76-68--144 | E | |
87. | Dudley Hart | 68-76--144 | E | |
87. | Angel Cabrera | 71-73--144 | E | |
87. | Mathias Gronberg | 73-71--144 | E | |
87. | Alex Cejka | 70-74--144 | E | |
95. | Steve Flesch | 72-73--145 | +1 | |
95. | Joe Durant | 71-74--145 | +1 | |
95. | Todd Barranger | 72-73--145 | +1 | |
95. | Todd Fischer | 73-72--145 | +1 | |
95. | Tag Ridings | 75-70--145 | +1 | |
95. | Andy Miller | 72-73--145 | +1 | |
95. | Jim Carter | 75-70--145 | +1 | |
95. | Paul Azinger | 70-75--145 | +1 | |
103. | John Rollins | 71-75--146 | +2 | |
103. | Steve Lowery | 75-71--146 | +2 | |
103. | Chris Smith | 70-76--146 | +2 | |
103. | Jack Nicklaus | 73-73--146 | +2 | |
103. | Briny Baird | 73-73--146 | +2 | |
103. | Jason Gore | 70-76--146 | +2 | |
103. | Doug Barron | 71-75--146 | +2 | |
103. | David Toms | 71-75--146 | +2 | |
103. | Colin Montgomerie | 72-74--146 | +2 | |
103. | Lee Rinker | 70-76--146 | +2 | |
103. | Chris Toulson | 70-76--146 | +2 | |
114. | Harrison Frazar | 72-75--147 | +3 | |
114. | Alan Morin | 71-76--147 | +3 | |
114. | Gary Nicklaus | 71-76--147 | +3 | |
114. | Carl Pettersson | 74-73--147 | +3 | |
114. | James McLean | 73-74--147 | +3 | |
119. | Rich Beem | 74-74--148 | +4 | |
119. | Mathew Goggin | 74-74--148 | +4 | |
119. | Pat Perez | 72-76--148 | +4 | |
119. | Bernhard Langer | 75-73--148 | +4 | |
119. | Dave Stockton, Jr. | 75-73--148 | +4 | |
124. | Curtis Strange | 75-74--149 | +5 | |
124. | Joey Sindelar | 74-75--149 | +5 | |
124. | Michael Bradley | 76-73--149 | +5 | |
124. | Jason Caron | 75-74--149 | +5 | |
124. | Jeff Klein | 72-77--149 | +5 | |
124. | Anthony Painter | 75-74--149 | +5 | |
130. | Andy Bean | 76-75--151 | +7 | |
130. | Kenichi Kuboya | 79-72--151 | +7 | |
130. | Craig Bowden | 78-73--151 | +7 | |
130. | Camilo Benedetti | 72-79--151 | +7 | |
130. | Peter Lonard | 72-79--151 | +7 | |
135. | Eduardo Romero | 78-75--153 | +9 | |
136. | David Duval | 74-80--154 | +10 | |
137. | Bob Burns | 79-77--156 | +12 | |
138. | Curt Saathoff | 82-81--163 | +19 | |
WD. Barry Evans | ||||
WD. Jay Williamson | ||||
WD. Ken Green | ||||
WD. Robert Damron | ||||
WD. David Berganio Jr. | ||||
WD. Fulton Allem | ||||
--PGA Tour | ||||
