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Henrik Stenson Stripped Of Ryder Cup Captaincy As LIV Rumours Swirl
The move will deepen the rifts in the sport, with a growing number of big stars defecting to the cash-rich new circuit in defiance of the established tours.
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'Humbled' Stenson Named 2023 European Ryder Cup Captain
Henrik Stenson on Tuesday was named as captain of the 2023 European team by golf chiefs.
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Ryder Cup: Jordan Spieth Predicts Victory While Rory McIlroy Eyes Key Win
Ryder Cup showdown begins on Friday at Hazeltine with four morning alternate shot foursomes matches, with Jordan Spieth and Patrick Reed out first for the Americans
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Rio 2016: Justin Rose Edges Henrik Stenson For First Golf Gold Since 1904
Great Britain's Justin Rose pitched the ball 18 inches from the cup on the par-5 18th hole and sank the birdie putt to beat Henrik Stenson by two strokes.
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Henrik Stenson Sees Off Phil Mickelson to Win British Open
Henrik Stenson produced a major championship record-equalling round of 63 on the final day to win the British Open at Royal Troon
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SSP Chawrasia Finishes Tied-50th at BMW International Open
SSP Chawrasia, who had 70-72 in the first two rounds, carded 73-73 for the final two rounds
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Henrik Stenson, Dustin Johnson in Joint Lead at US Open
Henrik Stenson and Dustin Johnson were holding on to their US Open first round joint lead on Thursday after firing 65s.
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Phil Mickelson Grabs Early Lead in US Open
Phil Mickelson had birdies at the third and fifth to dip to two under par on the testing par-70 course. That put him atop the early leaderboard where he was joined by Sweden's Henrik Stenson who birdied the second and third.
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Henrik Stenson Seizes Command at Bay Hill as Rory McIlroy Fades
Henrik Stenson sank a 13-foot birdie putt at 15, eagled the par-5 16th with a 20-foot putt and dropped his approach inches from the cup at 18 for a tap-in birdie to finish a six-under par 66.
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'Daddy' Henrik Stenson Pulls Out of BMW Masters
The $7 million BMW Masters begins this week and Henrik Stenson is the second big name to pull out of Rory McIlroy previously withdrew from the event.
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Rory McIlroy Slips Before Winning 2014 PGA Championship
Rory McIlroy's final-round 68 put him at 16 under par for the tournament. Rickie Fowler and Henrik Stenson finished two shots back at 14 under.
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Tiger Woods' year measured in world ranking points
Tiger Woods earned 488.75 world ranking points this year, only 3.65 points ahead of Stenson. Adam Scott was third, more than 100 points behind.
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Thongchai Jaidee hopes to secure maiden home victory at Thailand Golf Championship
The three-time Asian Tour number one finished ninth on the final Race to Dubai rankings in the recently concluded European season, but the Thai home hero is keen to win for the first time this year in front of his fans at Amata Spring Country Club.
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Tiger Woods named PGA Tour player of the year
Woods won the Jack Nicklaus Award for the 11th time in his career on the back of his five big wins and return to No. 1 in the world this year.
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Henrik Stenson wins two trophies in one day, claims biggest payday in golf
The Swede became the first European to win both the FedEx Cup and The Tour Championship.
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Henrik Stenson Stripped Of Ryder Cup Captaincy As LIV Rumours Swirl
The move will deepen the rifts in the sport, with a growing number of big stars defecting to the cash-rich new circuit in defiance of the established tours.
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'Humbled' Stenson Named 2023 European Ryder Cup Captain
Henrik Stenson on Tuesday was named as captain of the 2023 European team by golf chiefs.
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Ryder Cup: Jordan Spieth Predicts Victory While Rory McIlroy Eyes Key Win
Ryder Cup showdown begins on Friday at Hazeltine with four morning alternate shot foursomes matches, with Jordan Spieth and Patrick Reed out first for the Americans
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Rio 2016: Justin Rose Edges Henrik Stenson For First Golf Gold Since 1904
Great Britain's Justin Rose pitched the ball 18 inches from the cup on the par-5 18th hole and sank the birdie putt to beat Henrik Stenson by two strokes.
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Henrik Stenson Sees Off Phil Mickelson to Win British Open
Henrik Stenson produced a major championship record-equalling round of 63 on the final day to win the British Open at Royal Troon
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SSP Chawrasia Finishes Tied-50th at BMW International Open
SSP Chawrasia, who had 70-72 in the first two rounds, carded 73-73 for the final two rounds
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Henrik Stenson, Dustin Johnson in Joint Lead at US Open
Henrik Stenson and Dustin Johnson were holding on to their US Open first round joint lead on Thursday after firing 65s.
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Phil Mickelson Grabs Early Lead in US Open
Phil Mickelson had birdies at the third and fifth to dip to two under par on the testing par-70 course. That put him atop the early leaderboard where he was joined by Sweden's Henrik Stenson who birdied the second and third.
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Henrik Stenson Seizes Command at Bay Hill as Rory McIlroy Fades
Henrik Stenson sank a 13-foot birdie putt at 15, eagled the par-5 16th with a 20-foot putt and dropped his approach inches from the cup at 18 for a tap-in birdie to finish a six-under par 66.
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'Daddy' Henrik Stenson Pulls Out of BMW Masters
The $7 million BMW Masters begins this week and Henrik Stenson is the second big name to pull out of Rory McIlroy previously withdrew from the event.
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Rory McIlroy Slips Before Winning 2014 PGA Championship
Rory McIlroy's final-round 68 put him at 16 under par for the tournament. Rickie Fowler and Henrik Stenson finished two shots back at 14 under.
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Tiger Woods' year measured in world ranking points
Tiger Woods earned 488.75 world ranking points this year, only 3.65 points ahead of Stenson. Adam Scott was third, more than 100 points behind.
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Thongchai Jaidee hopes to secure maiden home victory at Thailand Golf Championship
The three-time Asian Tour number one finished ninth on the final Race to Dubai rankings in the recently concluded European season, but the Thai home hero is keen to win for the first time this year in front of his fans at Amata Spring Country Club.
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Tiger Woods named PGA Tour player of the year
Woods won the Jack Nicklaus Award for the 11th time in his career on the back of his five big wins and return to No. 1 in the world this year.
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Henrik Stenson wins two trophies in one day, claims biggest payday in golf
The Swede became the first European to win both the FedEx Cup and The Tour Championship.
