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Jason Day in Mix as Rory McIlroy Cards One Under 70, Jordan Spieth Struggles
Australia's Jason Day, who followed up his maiden major triumph at the PGA Championship with a victory at the Barclays last week, paced a group of five on 68 that also included Gary Woodland, Ryan Palmer, Sean O'Hair and Daniel Berger.
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Jordan Spieth Loses Top Spot to Rory McIlroy in Golf Rankings
Northern Irishman Rory McIlroy returned to the No.1 spot after American Jordan Spieth missed the halfway cut in last week's The Barclays tournament.
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Jordan Spieth Misses Barclays Cut to Lose No. 1 Ranking
Jordan Spieth had toppled McIlroy from the number one ranking two weeks ago with a runner-up finish to Jason Day at the PGA Championship.
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Roller-Coaster Jason Day, Steady Jim Furyk Share PGA Barclays Lead
Jason Day fired a three-under par 68 that included seven birdies, two bogeys and a double bogey while Jim Furyk shot a bogey-free 69 to leave them level for the lead on nine-under 204 after 54 holes in the first event of the US PGA's season-ending playoffs.
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Defending Champion Adam Scott Shares PGA Barclays Lead
Australian star Adam Scott, who captured his first major title last year at the Masters, fired a six-under par 65 to match American Cameron Tringale atop the leaderboard halfway into the first event of the season-ending PGA playoffs.
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Barclays Open: Streaking Rory McIlroy Struggles, American Bo Van Pelt Grabs Lead
Rory McIlroy, coming off major victories at the British Open and PGA Championships, fired a three-over par 74 in the first round of the opening event of the US tour's season-ending playoffs at Plainfield Country Club.
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Rory McIlroy admits 24-hour round 'frustrating'
World number one Rory McIlroy admitted storm delays at the Barclays Singapore Open were "frustrating" on Saturday after finally completing a nearly 24-hour round two which left him seven shots off the pace.
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'Wild Thing' John Daly withdraws from Singapore Open
Colourful American John Daly has pulled out of the Barclays Singapore Open citing fatigue, officials said on Saturday, living up to his reputation for mid-tournament withdrawals.
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Storm halts Singapore Open again
An approaching thunderstorm brought the Barclays Singapore Open to a halt for the second time in just a few hours on Friday.
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Cold hits Rory McIlroy's money-list attempt
World number one Rory McIlroy admitted he was struggling with a cold Friday after completing his rain-interrupted first round five strokes off the pace at the $6 million Barclays Singapore Open.
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McIlroy looks to lock up money title in Singapore
World number one Rory McIlroy can wrap up the European money title at this week's Barclays Singapore Open as he bids to cap a season of dominance by winning the merit race on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Pagunsan displaces Chowrasia from top of Order of Merit
Juvic Pagunsan of the Philippines made a massive jump from way down in the Order of Merit to the very top in a single dash at the rain-shortened USD 6 million Barclays Singapore Open where he finished second after losing a play-off to Spaniard Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano.
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Spaniard Fernandez-Castano wins Singapore Open
Spaniard Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano made up for his lapses as he wrapped up the long-delayed Barclays Singapore Open golf tournament, edging out Filipino Juvic Pagunsan to the title by winning at the second play-off hole here in Singapore on Monday.
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Himmat ensures big payday in Singapore Open
Long before lightning and thunder forced two stoppages, Himmat Rai played flawless golf in the third and final round of the truncated Barclays Singapore Open to earn the biggest paycheck of his pro career.
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Morrison casts spell over Singapore Open
Scrabble-loving Englishman James Morrison shrugged off a three-hour thunderstorm delay to extend his lead over a field packed with major winners at the Barclays Singapore Open on Friday.
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Jason Day in Mix as Rory McIlroy Cards One Under 70, Jordan Spieth Struggles
Australia's Jason Day, who followed up his maiden major triumph at the PGA Championship with a victory at the Barclays last week, paced a group of five on 68 that also included Gary Woodland, Ryan Palmer, Sean O'Hair and Daniel Berger.
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Jordan Spieth Loses Top Spot to Rory McIlroy in Golf Rankings
Northern Irishman Rory McIlroy returned to the No.1 spot after American Jordan Spieth missed the halfway cut in last week's The Barclays tournament.
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Jordan Spieth Misses Barclays Cut to Lose No. 1 Ranking
Jordan Spieth had toppled McIlroy from the number one ranking two weeks ago with a runner-up finish to Jason Day at the PGA Championship.
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Roller-Coaster Jason Day, Steady Jim Furyk Share PGA Barclays Lead
Jason Day fired a three-under par 68 that included seven birdies, two bogeys and a double bogey while Jim Furyk shot a bogey-free 69 to leave them level for the lead on nine-under 204 after 54 holes in the first event of the US PGA's season-ending playoffs.
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Defending Champion Adam Scott Shares PGA Barclays Lead
Australian star Adam Scott, who captured his first major title last year at the Masters, fired a six-under par 65 to match American Cameron Tringale atop the leaderboard halfway into the first event of the season-ending PGA playoffs.
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Barclays Open: Streaking Rory McIlroy Struggles, American Bo Van Pelt Grabs Lead
Rory McIlroy, coming off major victories at the British Open and PGA Championships, fired a three-over par 74 in the first round of the opening event of the US tour's season-ending playoffs at Plainfield Country Club.
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Rory McIlroy admits 24-hour round 'frustrating'
World number one Rory McIlroy admitted storm delays at the Barclays Singapore Open were "frustrating" on Saturday after finally completing a nearly 24-hour round two which left him seven shots off the pace.
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'Wild Thing' John Daly withdraws from Singapore Open
Colourful American John Daly has pulled out of the Barclays Singapore Open citing fatigue, officials said on Saturday, living up to his reputation for mid-tournament withdrawals.
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Storm halts Singapore Open again
An approaching thunderstorm brought the Barclays Singapore Open to a halt for the second time in just a few hours on Friday.
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Cold hits Rory McIlroy's money-list attempt
World number one Rory McIlroy admitted he was struggling with a cold Friday after completing his rain-interrupted first round five strokes off the pace at the $6 million Barclays Singapore Open.
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McIlroy looks to lock up money title in Singapore
World number one Rory McIlroy can wrap up the European money title at this week's Barclays Singapore Open as he bids to cap a season of dominance by winning the merit race on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Pagunsan displaces Chowrasia from top of Order of Merit
Juvic Pagunsan of the Philippines made a massive jump from way down in the Order of Merit to the very top in a single dash at the rain-shortened USD 6 million Barclays Singapore Open where he finished second after losing a play-off to Spaniard Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano.
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Spaniard Fernandez-Castano wins Singapore Open
Spaniard Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano made up for his lapses as he wrapped up the long-delayed Barclays Singapore Open golf tournament, edging out Filipino Juvic Pagunsan to the title by winning at the second play-off hole here in Singapore on Monday.
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Himmat ensures big payday in Singapore Open
Long before lightning and thunder forced two stoppages, Himmat Rai played flawless golf in the third and final round of the truncated Barclays Singapore Open to earn the biggest paycheck of his pro career.
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Morrison casts spell over Singapore Open
Scrabble-loving Englishman James Morrison shrugged off a three-hour thunderstorm delay to extend his lead over a field packed with major winners at the Barclays Singapore Open on Friday.
