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Bae withdraws from Open Championship qualifier
Having gone 72 grueling holes in vintage Texas heat and wind to secure his first PGA Tour win, Sang-Moon Bae chose not to play 36 more to try and secure an Open Championship spot on Monday.
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Alabama is aiming for national title No. 2, season victory No. 8 and consecutive victory No. 6 this week at the NCAA Women's Championship. Here are 5 Things you need to know from Monday's practice rounds in Athens, Ga.
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Gabriella Then is a busy girl. After qualifying for her third U.S. Women’s Open last week in Beaumont, Calif., the 17-year-old won the Scott Robertson Memorial Junior Sunday. She now will prepare for her third Thunderbird International Junior.
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2013 Women's NCAA Championship: Practice
Photos By Tracy Wilcox: View images of a few teams and players from Monday's practice round at University of Georgia Golf Course in Athens, GA.
Gleneagles' 17th wreaks havoc in Open qualifier
The par-3 17th hole wreaked havoc on the field at the Open Championship qualifier at Gleneagles Country Club in Plano, Texas -- eventually helping decide the final three spots on Monday.
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Winner's Circle: May 13-19, 2013
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Final scores, relation to par and earnings from the World Golf Championships/American Express Championship Oct. 5, played at the par-70 Capital City Club?s Crabapple Course in Woodstock, Ga.:
1. | Tiger Woods | $1,050,000 | 67-66-69-72--274 | -6 |
2. | Stuart Appleby | $405,000 | 71-68-69-68--276 | -4 |
2. | Tim Herron | $405,000 | 66-72-67-71--276 | -4 |
2. | Vijay Singh | $404,999.99 | 70-70-64-72--276 | -4 |
5. | David Toms | $235,000 | 73-72-67-65--277 | -3 |
6. | Padraig Harrington | $182,500 | 71-73-69-66--279 | -1 |
6. | K.J. Choi | $182,500 | 67-71-68-73--279 | -1 |
8. | Paul Casey | $137,500 | 73-71-66-71--281 | +1 |
8. | Retief Goosen | $137,500 | 73-69-67-72--281 | +1 |
10. | Fred Couples | $111,250 | 71-73-70-68--282 | +2 |
10. | Ignacio Garrido | $111,250 | 68-71-69-74--282 | +2 |
12. | Alex Cejka | $89,375 | 70-76-72-65--283 | +3 |
12. | Ernie Els | $89,375 | 71-74-71-67--283 | +3 |
12. | Jim Furyk | $89,375 | 70-74-69-70--283 | +3 |
12. | Sergio Garcia | $89,375 | 65-73-70-75--283 | +3 |
16. | Niclas Fasth | $71,000 | 68-76-70-70--284 | +4 |
16. | Loren Roberts | $71,000 | 69-75-70-70--284 | +4 |
16. | Rocco Mediate | $71,000 | 66-72-73-73--284 | +4 |
16. | Brad Faxon | $71,000 | 75-71-66-72--284 | +4 |
20. | Jonathan Kaye | $65,000 | 73-69-73-70--285 | +5 |
21. | Robert Allenby | $60,000 | 72-76-73-65--286 | +6 |
21. | Steve Flesch | $60,000 | 71-75-72-68--286 | +6 |
21. | Charles Howell III | $60,000 | 76-75-65-70--286 | +6 |
21. | Jerry Kelly | $60,000 | 70-72-69-75--286 | +6 |
25. | Bob Estes | $53,000 | 77-74-68-68--287 | +7 |
25. | Toshi Izawa | $53,000 | 70-74-72-71--287 | +7 |
25. | Eduardo Romero | $53,000 | 72-74-68-73--287 | +7 |
28. | David Howell | $46,071.43 | 74-75-71-68--288 | +8 |
28. | Fredrik Jacobson | $46,071.43 | 75-74-70-69--288 | +8 |
28. | Justin Rose | $46,071.43 | 75-69-74-70--288 | +8 |
28. | Chris Riley | $46,071.43 | 74-73-70-71--288 | +8 |
28. | Mike Weir | $46,071.43 | 69-73-72-74--288 | +8 |
28. | Kenny Perry | $46,071.43 | 70-74-70-74--288 | +8 |
28. | Thomas Bjorn | $46,071.42 | 74-73-67-74--288 | +8 |
35. | Brian Davis | $41,500 | 71-77-68-73--289 | +9 |
35. | Lee Westwood | $41,500 | 72-71-71-75--289 | +9 |
37. | Peter Lonard | $40,000 | 75-74-70-71--290 | +10 |
38. | Darren Clarke | $38,500 | 69-82-72-68--291 | +11 |
38. | Phil Mickelson | $38,500 | 73-77-70-71--291 | +11 |
40. | Davis Love III | $36,250 | 74-77-70-71--292 | +12 |
40. | Alastair Forsyth | $36,250 | 71-77-71-73--292 | +12 |
40. | Adam Scott | $36,250 | 70-73-75-74--292 | +12 |
40. | Fred Funk | $36,250 | 73-74-69-76--292 | +12 |
44. | Trevor Immelman | $34,250 | 70-77-71-75--293 | +13 |
44. | Shaun Micheel | $34,250 | 72-75-71-75--293 | +13 |
44. | Ian Poulter | $34,250 | 73-74-68-78--293 | +13 |
44. | Peter O?Malley | $34,250 | 69-74-70-80--293 | +13 |
48. | Hennie Otto | $32,500 | 76-73-73-72--294 | +14 |
48. | Arjun Atwal | $32,500 | 76-72-72-74--294 | +14 |
48. | Nick Price | $32,500 | 71-73-73-77--294 | +14 |
51. | Taichi Teshima | $31,083.34 | 77-75-70-73--295 | +15 |
51. | Colin Montgomerie | $31,083.33 | 74-75-70-76--295 | +15 |
51. | Scott Verplank | $31,083.33 | 75-75-68-77--295 | +15 |
54. | Craig Parry | $30,000 | 76-72-75-73--296 | +16 |
54. | Phillip Price | $30,000 | 70-79-72-75--296 | +16 |
54. | Jay Haas | $30,000 | 74-72-75-75--296 | +16 |
54. | Jyoti Randhawa | $30,000 | 69-77-74-76--296 | +16 |
54. | Len Mattiace | $30,000 | 70-74-74-78--296 | +16 |
59. | Raphael Jacquelin | $28,625 | 77-80-68-72--297 | +17 |
59. | Rich Beem | $28,625 | 76-75-73-73--297 | +17 |
59. | Bob Tway | $28,625 | 73-80-70-74--297 | +17 |
59. | Chad Campbell | $28,625 | 74-76-73-74--297 | +17 |
59. | J.L. Lewis | $28,625 | 72-74-77-74--297 | +17 |
59. | Soren Kjeldsen | $28,625 | 70-75-74-78--297 | +17 |
65. | Kirk Triplett | $27,750 | 74-72-70-82--298 | +18 |
66. | Ben Curtis | $27,375 | 76-76-72-75--299 | +19 |
66. | Thongchai Jaidee | $27,375 | 73-72-72-82--299 | +19 |
68. | Michael Campbell | $26,875 | 82-76-75-67--300 | +20 |
68. | Mark B. Foster | $26,875 | 76-77-73-74--300 | +20 |
70. | Scott Hoch | $26,375 | 75-79-75-72--301 | +21 |
70. | Chris DiMarco | $26,375 | 76-74-76-75--301 | +21 |
72. | Todd Hamilton | $26,000 | 78-81-72-71--302 | +22 |
--Associated Press | ||||
