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Greg Chalmers wins Australian PGA in playoff

Watson, who trailed K.T. Kim by one stroke going into the final round at the Australian PGA, hit his tee shot into a lake on the first hole and ended up with a double-bogey 7 on the way to a 5-over 77. He tied for 12th at 7 under - five strokes out of a p... Read >
Author: yukilee

Duo tied in Singapore

England's James Morrison and Italy's Edoardo Molinari both shot superb 62s to lead after the first round of the Barclays Singapore Open. The duo lie on nine under par for the tournament, one shot clear of Korea's YE Yang, and two ahead of Japan's Daisuk... Read >
Author: fiona18

Crane rallies to win McGladrey Classic

Ben Crane wasn't sure why he was even playing the McGladrey Classic. The real mystery came Sunday afternoon, when he sat down next to a shiny silver trophy. His wife is expecting their third child, though a Caesarian section is scheduled for Monday in Da... Read >
Author: fiona18

Utilize the SkyCaddie SGX in Order to Enhance Your Game and Decrease Scores

The SkyCaddie SGX. It's the most versatile gps for golf that is available for the experienced golfer as well as the newbie. Start using the standard capabilities up to the innovative features to get a higher level of golf course knowledge barely short of ... Read >
Author: Bruce Canada

3 Tips For Finding Golf Balls In The Rough

Smacking a tee shot or a fairway iron into the rough is a relatively common occurrence for most recreational golfers. Landing a ball a few yards off of the fairway typically isn't a big deal unless you are unable to find it, which can lead to dreaded pena... Read >
Author: Golf Ball Planet

Yani Tseng wins Women's British Open by 4 strokes

Yani Tseng won the Women's British Open for the second straight year, beating Brittany Lang by four strokes with Mizuno MP-33 Steel Irons Sunday and becoming the youngest woman to capture a fifth major title. The 22-year-old top-ranked Taiwanese shot a... Read >
Author: stacey777

Hugo reels in Karmis, wins play-off

Jean Hugo proved his class when he chased down and beat Peter Karmis at the Vodacom Origins of Golf at Simola Golf Estate on Friday. Karmis teed off with a seemingly unassailable six stroke lead, but as is often the case in golf, the man who dominated t... Read >
Author: fiona18

Golf Courses Located in Myrtle Beach

There are hundreds of golf courses in Myrtle Beach. Choosing the best course for you can be a little overwhelming with all the possibilities. There are many different styles of courses and levels of challenge you might be interested in. And of course, the... Read >
Author: PaulBuchanan

Finish the race with what put you on top

You have to feel for Robert Garrigus. To be so close, to have that first PGA Tour win so firm in your grasp as you stand on the 18th tee of the final round and not walk away with the trophy, he'll be thinking about the events of that hole for a long time ... Read >
Author: yukilee

Huston Win First Champions Tour Event

John Huston shot a 7-under 65 to win his first Champions Tour event Sunday, taking advantage of three straight bogeys by Mark Wiebe to capture the Dick’s Sporting Goods Open. Huston finished at 16-under 200 by Honma 904 Iron Set in his third Champions To... Read >
Author: yukilee

Old Tom aces 6th

Tom Watson never ceases to amaze. In Friday's second round of the 140th Open Championship it was a hole-in-one that brought the crowd to its feet. Watson had parred his way to the 178-yard sixth when his tee shot by TaylorMade R11 Driver at this short, ... Read >
Author: fiona18

Royal St. George's presents a unique challenge

During a trip to London last fall, Ben Curtis hopped a train two hours east to Royal St. George's Golf Club. Curtis didn't play. He was merely sightseeing with his family, revisiting the site of his greatest victory, the 2003 British Open. It was a bluste... Read >
Author: fiona18

Returning to Wrekin

My love of golf owes much to watching the old World Matchplay Championship - great golfers going head-to-head between the golden autumnal trees of the West Course at Wentworth. Inspired by the television pictures, and also motivated by the fact that two... Read >
Author: fiona18

Poulter refuses to bite after Westwood comments

Top-ranked Lee Westwood may have been giving an honest assessment of Ian Poulter’s play but it sounded like sour grapes. A rare defeat left his No. 1 ranking in jeopardy. Westwood followed up convincing group-stage wins at the World Match Play Championsh... Read >
Author: yukilee

Toms Surges Seven Strokes Clear

American veteran David Toms made the most of ideal scoring conditions after a lengthy weather delay to burst seven shots ahead of the field in record-equalling style at the Colonial Invitational on Friday. Co-leader overnight with compatriot Chez Reavie,... Read >
Author: yukilee

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