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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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- Award-worthy moments from U.S. Open Sunday
- What they're saying: U.S. Open reactions
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.
Notes: Moving Day at majors hasn't been kind to Tiger
Tiger Woods certainly has been active on “moving day” in each of the last six major championships. Unfortunately for him, the direction in which he has moved has been backward.
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- What they're saying: U.S. Open reactions
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Bridgestone to launch Lady Precept
A new Lady Precept ball is coming to market soon – this time under the Bridgestone banner.
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VIDEO: TaylorMade's Tom Kroll breaks down Justin Rose's bag
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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- Escape from New York: Hudson Valley offers good golf
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- Prairie Club cuts prices, offers unlimited golf
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- Sewanee sings praises of Hanse's mountain revival
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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 in relation to par from The Spirit International Amateur, played Oct. 15 at the par-72, 7,288-yard Whispering Pines Golf Club, Trinity, Texas:
TEAMS
1. Germany 66-67-62-65--260 -28
2. England 68-67-66-63--264 -24
3. Canada 64-66-69-67--266 -22
4. Korea 67-67-68-65--267 -21
4. U.S. 66-67-69-65--267 -21
6. Finland 68-68-66-67--269 -19
7. Australia 67-72-66-65--270 -18
7. South Africa 64-70-66-70--270 -18
9. Argentina 71-63-68-69--271 -17
10. Austria 68-67-71-66--272 -16
10. Italy 64-70-67-71--272 -16
12. Mexico 66-69-66-72--273 -15
12. Wales 69-68-67-69--273 -15
14. Philippines 72-66-68-68--274 -14
15. Netherlands 66-70-67-72--275 -13
16. Chile 68-71-67-71--277 -11
16. Colombia 65-73-69-70--277 -11
18. Scotland 74-71-67-66--278 -10
18. Switzerland 71-70-73-64--278 -10
20. Chinese Taipei 70-72-69-68--279 -9
21. New Zealand 71-70-71-69--281 -7
22. Sweden 68-72-69-73--282 -6
23. Puerto Rico 72-78-74-74--298 +10
24. Russian Federation WD
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MEN?S BIRDIE LEADERS
1. Stefan Kirstein (Germany) 21
2. James Allenby (Canada) 20
3. Lloyd Saltman (Scotland) 18
4. Dae Hyun Kim (Korea) 17
4. Mauricio Tamez (Mexico) 17
4. George Coetzee (South Africa) 17
7. Edoardo Molinari (Italy) 16
7. Jamie Lovemark (U.S.) 16
7. Joost Luiten (Netherlands) 16
10. Jamie Moul (England) 15
11. Andrew Parr (Canada) 14
11. Florian Praegant (Austria) 14
11. Esteban Martinez (Argentina) 14
11. Jason Day (Australia) 14
15. Ryan Thomas (Wales) 13
15. Sam Saunders (U.S.) 13
15. Nicolas Geyger (Chile) 13
15. Oliver Fisher (England) 13
19. Jarno Hovila (Finland) 12
19. Antti Ahokas (Finland) 12
19. Martin Kaymer (Germany) 12
19. Alan Wagner (Argentina) 12
19. Seung Yul Noh (Korea) 12
19. Marvin Dumandan (Philippines) 12
25. Rick Kulacz (Australia) 11
25. Juan Pablo Candela (Colombia) 11
25. Richard Wright (New Zealand) 11
25. Jesper Kennegard (Sweden) 11
29. Roberto Diaz (Mexico) 10
29. Bernd Wiesberger (Austria) 10
29. Cheng-Tsung Pan (Chinese Taipei) 10
29. David Vanegas (Colombia) 10
29. Andrea Pavan (Italy) 10
29. Douglas Holloway (New Zealand) 10
35. Martin Rominger (Switzerland) 9
35. Gene Bondoc (Philippines) 9
37. Nicolas Sulzer (Switzerland) 8
37. Cristobal Beltramin (Chile) 8
37. Rafael Campos (Puerto Rico) 8
37. Josh Cunliffe (South Africa) 8
41. Tao (Jason) Huang (Chinese Taipei) 7
41. Tristan Bierenbroodspot (Netherlands) 7
41. Tim Dykes (Wales) 7
44. Leopoldo Garcia (Puerto Rico) 5
45. Nicklas Glans (Sweden) 4
46. John Gallagher (Scotland) 2
47. Sam Saunders (U.S.) 1
47. Jarno Hovila (Finland) 1
47. Juan Pablo Candela (Colombia) 1
47. Antti Ahokas (Finland) 1
47. Bernd Wiesberger (Austria) 1
47. Esteban Martinez (Argentina) 1
47. Jason Day (Australia) 1
47. Cheng-Tsung Pan (Chinese Taipei) 1
47. David Vanegas (Colombia) 1
47. Marvin Dumandan (Philippines) 1
47. Lloyd Saltman (Scotland) 1
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