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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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- PGA disagrees with decision; applauds process
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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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5 Things: Alabama takes winning streak to Athens
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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- Washington's Williams wins Ben Hogan Award
- 5 Things: Alabama takes winning streak to Athens
- Alabama, Meadow top NCAA Championships picks
- Burger makes the most of her Georgia career
- Tee times: NCAA Women's Championship, Rd. 1, 2
- Player of the week: Greg Eason, Central Florida
- Team of the week: California
PHOTOS: NCAA Women's Championship (Round 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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After busy week, Then prepares for Thunderbird
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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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
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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 (Round 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.
Bauchou's short game pays off in tournaments
Multiple juniors have advanced through U.S. Open local qualifying and will play in Sectional qualifying June 3 at various golf courses around the country. But for Zachary Bauchou, he will always remember his first.
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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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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.
Scores with relation to par from the final round of the Omega Mission Hills World Cup, played Nov. 29 at the par-72, 7,544-yard Mission Hills Golf Club (Olazabal) in Shenzhen, China (Note: First and third rounds, better ball; Second and fourth rounds, alternate shot):
1. | Italy (Edoardo Molinari and Francesco Molinari) | 64-66-61-68--259 | -29 | |
2. | Ireland (Graeme McDowell and Rory McIlroy) | 58-68-64-70--260 | -28 | |
2. | Sweden (Robert Karlsson and Henrik Stenson) | 64-65-62-69--260 | -28 | |
4. | England (Ian Poulter and Ross Fisher) | 66-69-63-64--262 | -26 | |
5. | Japan (Hiroyuki Fujita and Ryuji Imada) | 62-71-64-69--266 | -22 | |
6. | Australia (Stuart Appleby and Robert Allenby) | 68-70-62-67--267 | -21 | |
7. | Germany (Alex Cejka and Martin Kaymer) | 66-71-66-65--268 | -20 | |
7. | Korea (Charlie Wi and Yang Yong-eun) | 64-75-61-68--268 | -20 | |
7. | South Africa (Rory Sabbatini and Richard Sterne) | 65-70-62-71--268 | -20 | |
7. | United States (Nick Watney and John Merrick) | 67-72-67-62--268 | -20 | |
7. | Wales (Stephen Dodd and Jamie Donaldson) | 66-68-64-70--268 | -20 | |
12. | Chile (Hugo Leon and Martin Ureta) | 69-67-65-70--271 | -17 | |
12. | Venezuela (Alfredo Adrian and Jhonattan Vegas) | 67-67-65-72--271 | -17 | |
14. | Denmark (Soren Kjeldsen and Soren Hansen) | 66-70-66-70--272 | -16 | |
14. | India (Jyoti Randhawa and Jeev Milka Singh) | 67-68-65-72--272 | -16 | |
16. | Philippines (Mars Pucay and Angelo Que) | 68-72-64-69--273 | -15 | |
16. | Singapore (Lam Chih Bing and Mardan Mamat) | 66-70-66-71--273 | -15 | |
16. | Thailand (Prayad Marksaeng and Thongchai Jaidee) | 67-70-67-69--273 | -15 | |
19. | Argentina (Tano Goya and Rafael Echenique) | 61-75-64-74--274 | -14 | |
20. | France (Christian Cevaer and Thomas Levet) | 67-73-67-69--276 | -12 | |
20. | New Zealand (Danny Lee and David Smail) | 67-68-70-71--276 | -12 | |
22. | China (Zhang Lian-wei and Liang Wen-chong) | 65-71-68-73--277 | -11 | |
22. | Taiwan (Lin Wen-tang and Lu Wei-chih) | 67-74-67-69--277 | -11 | |
22. | Pakistan (Muhammad Munir and Muhammad Shabbir) | 69-75-64-69--277 | -11 | |
25. | Canada (Graham Delaet and Stuart Anderson) | 64-74-65-76--279 | -9 | |
26. | Brazil (Rafael Barcellos and Ronaldo Francisco) | 68-75-68-69--280 | -8 | |
27. | Spain (Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano and Sergio Garcia) | 69-71-67-74--281 | -7 | |
28. Scotland (David Drysdale and Alastair Forsyth) 69-73-64-78--284 -4 | ||||
