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If there’s one thing better than winning a big event on home soil, it’s successfully defending your title. Louis Oosthuizen enjoyed the sweet taste of consecutive victories by claiming the Africa Open with a 27-under-par total, good for a two-shot margin at East London Golf Club in South Africa. The tournament kicked off the […]
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Trailing home-course favorite Geoff Ogilvy by two shots entering the final round, Ian Poulter served immediate notice that he wouldn’t make things easy for the local lad. Poulter drove the green on the par-4 opening hole and made the eagle putt to forge a tie, then pulled away with a 67 to win the […]
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While the world focused on a duel between Luke Donald and Rory McIlroy, Spain’s Alvaro Quiros stole the show – and the title – at the Dubai World Championship. He may have stolen a piece of Paul Lawrie’s heart too, with a final-hole eagle to earn a two-shot victory.
Donald and McIlroy entered the […]
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If this is how Rory McIlroy plays when he’s worn out, imagine what’s in store once he’s rested.
Despite a 10-week run of tournaments he said “definitely hasn’t helped me be fresh,” the 22-year-old U.S. Open champ closed with a 65 to win the UBS Hong Kong Open. McIlroy holed out from a bunker […]
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If there was any doubt about who deserves golf’s No. 1 ranking, Luke Donald erased it in stirring fashion at the Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals Classic in Orlando, Fla. Trailing by four with nine holes to play, Donald reeled off six consecutive birdies en route to a closing 64 and a two-shot victory over Justin […]
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If Ben Crane keeps this up, he’ll be better known for his play than his comical YouTube videos.
Trailing by seven shots with 11 holes to play, Crane erased the deficit with eight birdies before beating Webb Simpson in sudden death to claim the McGladrey Classic. What’s more, Crane did it on the eve of […]
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He didn’t make it look easy, but England’s Lee Slattery closed out all competitors to take the Bankia Madrid Masters at El Encin Golf Hotel.
Slattery’s two-shot, 54-hole lead vanished quickly on Sunday; bogeys on two of his first five holes opened the door for Cesar Monasterio and Lorenzo Gagli. Slattery steadied himself around the […]
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Kenneth Ferrie emerged victorious from an all-England playoff at the Austrian GolfOpen, defeating Simon Wakefield on the first hole of sudden death.
The win was Ferrie’s first since 2005 and third of his career, which had been stuck in neutral for years. Ferrie ranked 355th in the world entering the Austrian GolfOpen, with a […]
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Just when Justin Rose’s Sunday stroll to the BMW Championship got a little rocky, the Englishman chipped in for birdie on the 71st hole to seal his third PGA Tour victory.
Rose opened with an 8-under-par 63 on Thursday and opened a five-shot lead with 10 to play in the final […]
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Just two weeks removed from his maiden PGA Tour win, Webb Simpson claimed his second victory at the Deutsche Bank Classic in Norton, Mass. His sudden-death triumph over Chez Reavie earned Simpson $1.44 million and – more importantly – put him in the driver’s seat of the FedEx Cup playoffs.
Simpson, who won the […]
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