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Ryder Cup: US Stretches Lead as Rory McIlroy Rips Hecklers
Heckling crowds that Europe star Rory McIlroy says have gone over the top with insults at Hazeltine were delighted as the Americans put themselves in prime position to snap a three-edition losing streak in the Ryder Cup
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In-form Thomas Pieters Gets Europe Ryder Cup Nod
Thomas Pieters was picked ahead of Scotland's Russell Knox for Europe's Ryder Cup team, having bolstered his case for inclusion with a stunning opening round of 62 at last week's Made in Denmark tournament
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Rory McIlroy, Martin Kaymer Paired at US Open
Rory McIlroy and Martin Kaymer will be joined by US Amateur champion Gunn Yang of South Korea, the group teeing off on the 10th hole.
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Dominant Martin Kaymer Opens up Six-Shot Lead in Abu Dhabi
Martin Kaymer, winner in Abu Dhabi on three previous occasions and holder of the tournament record tally of 24-under par, shot a bogey-free seven-under par third round of 65 to reach 20-under par total for 54 holes.
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Tennis Legend Juan Carlos Ferrero to be Sergio Garcia's Caddie at Thailand Golf
Former French Open champion Juan Carlos Ferrero will add extra star power during Thailand Golf Championship, which also features Bubba Watson, Martin Kaymer, Ernie Els, Lee Westwood and Victor Dubuisson.
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Anirban Lahiri Hoping for Memorable Debut at World Golf Championships
The final World Golf Championships event of the year will be held from November 6-9 and will feature some of the world's best players, including Australia's Adam Scott, Germany's Martin Kaymer and Bubba Watson of the US.
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German Golfer Martin Kaymer Wins PGA Grand Slam
Martin Kaymer, who pocketed $600,000 Wednesday for the win, birdied from seven feet but Bubba Watson failed with his putt from five feet in the play-off after both the golfers finished at a score of six-under 136 in the four-man 36-hole tournament for the year's major winners.
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Ryder Cup: Europe Seize Command Over Americans
Holders Europe outscored the US side 3 1/2 to 1 1/2 in afternoon foursomes for the second day in a row, the final blow a six-foot birdie putt by Justin Rose allowing him and Martin Kaymer to halve with unbeaten US rookies Jordan Spieth and Patrick Reed.
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Erik Compton Second at Open After Two Heart Transplants
Compton fired a final-round two-over par 72 at Pinehurst to share second place with US countryman and pal Rickie Fowler on one-under 279, eight strokes behind winner Martin Kaymer of Germany.
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Martin Kaymer Cruises to Runaway US Open Triumph
Former world number one Martin Kaymer, whose first major title came at the 2010 PGA Championship, finished 72 holes on nine-under 271, the second-lowest total in US Open history after Rory McIlroy's 268 in 2011.
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Martin Kaymer surges to US Open lead with fiery finish
Germany's Martin Kaymer, coming off a victory in last month's Players championship that ended a drought of nearly three years, fired the lowest US Open round at Pinehurst to seize command
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Dustin Johnson ties course record, takes five-shot lead at WGC-HSBC Champions
Dustin Johnson hammered a drive on the par-5 second hole and has been on a roll ever since. He is 13-under over his last 27 holes. Johnson became the sixth player to shoot 63 at Sheshan, and the first since Martin Kaymer in the final round two years ago. He was at 12-under 132.
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The Open Championship: Miguel Angel Jimenez makes another fast start
Another Spaniard Rafael Cabrera-Bello was in second place at three under through eight holes, with 2009 Open champion Stewart Cink, Germany's former world number one Martin Kaymer, Dustin Johnson of the United States and fellow American Jimmy Walker all at two under after a handful of holes.
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Finch upsets Kaymer at World Match-Play
England's Richard Finch delivered the first big upset at the Volvo World Match-Play Championship on Friday as he knocked out former PGA Champion Martin Kaymer of Germany.
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Tiger back at No.1? We will see, says Kaymer
Former world number one Martin Kaymer kept a diplomatic silence on Friday on whether Tiger Woods could regain the top ranking -- but backed the "best player ever" to return to regular wins.
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Ryder Cup: US Stretches Lead as Rory McIlroy Rips Hecklers
Heckling crowds that Europe star Rory McIlroy says have gone over the top with insults at Hazeltine were delighted as the Americans put themselves in prime position to snap a three-edition losing streak in the Ryder Cup
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In-form Thomas Pieters Gets Europe Ryder Cup Nod
Thomas Pieters was picked ahead of Scotland's Russell Knox for Europe's Ryder Cup team, having bolstered his case for inclusion with a stunning opening round of 62 at last week's Made in Denmark tournament
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Rory McIlroy, Martin Kaymer Paired at US Open
Rory McIlroy and Martin Kaymer will be joined by US Amateur champion Gunn Yang of South Korea, the group teeing off on the 10th hole.
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Dominant Martin Kaymer Opens up Six-Shot Lead in Abu Dhabi
Martin Kaymer, winner in Abu Dhabi on three previous occasions and holder of the tournament record tally of 24-under par, shot a bogey-free seven-under par third round of 65 to reach 20-under par total for 54 holes.
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Tennis Legend Juan Carlos Ferrero to be Sergio Garcia's Caddie at Thailand Golf
Former French Open champion Juan Carlos Ferrero will add extra star power during Thailand Golf Championship, which also features Bubba Watson, Martin Kaymer, Ernie Els, Lee Westwood and Victor Dubuisson.
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Anirban Lahiri Hoping for Memorable Debut at World Golf Championships
The final World Golf Championships event of the year will be held from November 6-9 and will feature some of the world's best players, including Australia's Adam Scott, Germany's Martin Kaymer and Bubba Watson of the US.
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German Golfer Martin Kaymer Wins PGA Grand Slam
Martin Kaymer, who pocketed $600,000 Wednesday for the win, birdied from seven feet but Bubba Watson failed with his putt from five feet in the play-off after both the golfers finished at a score of six-under 136 in the four-man 36-hole tournament for the year's major winners.
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Ryder Cup: Europe Seize Command Over Americans
Holders Europe outscored the US side 3 1/2 to 1 1/2 in afternoon foursomes for the second day in a row, the final blow a six-foot birdie putt by Justin Rose allowing him and Martin Kaymer to halve with unbeaten US rookies Jordan Spieth and Patrick Reed.
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Erik Compton Second at Open After Two Heart Transplants
Compton fired a final-round two-over par 72 at Pinehurst to share second place with US countryman and pal Rickie Fowler on one-under 279, eight strokes behind winner Martin Kaymer of Germany.
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Martin Kaymer Cruises to Runaway US Open Triumph
Former world number one Martin Kaymer, whose first major title came at the 2010 PGA Championship, finished 72 holes on nine-under 271, the second-lowest total in US Open history after Rory McIlroy's 268 in 2011.
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Martin Kaymer surges to US Open lead with fiery finish
Germany's Martin Kaymer, coming off a victory in last month's Players championship that ended a drought of nearly three years, fired the lowest US Open round at Pinehurst to seize command
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Dustin Johnson ties course record, takes five-shot lead at WGC-HSBC Champions
Dustin Johnson hammered a drive on the par-5 second hole and has been on a roll ever since. He is 13-under over his last 27 holes. Johnson became the sixth player to shoot 63 at Sheshan, and the first since Martin Kaymer in the final round two years ago. He was at 12-under 132.
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The Open Championship: Miguel Angel Jimenez makes another fast start
Another Spaniard Rafael Cabrera-Bello was in second place at three under through eight holes, with 2009 Open champion Stewart Cink, Germany's former world number one Martin Kaymer, Dustin Johnson of the United States and fellow American Jimmy Walker all at two under after a handful of holes.
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Finch upsets Kaymer at World Match-Play
England's Richard Finch delivered the first big upset at the Volvo World Match-Play Championship on Friday as he knocked out former PGA Champion Martin Kaymer of Germany.
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Tiger back at No.1? We will see, says Kaymer
Former world number one Martin Kaymer kept a diplomatic silence on Friday on whether Tiger Woods could regain the top ranking -- but backed the "best player ever" to return to regular wins.
