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PGA Championship: Lee Westwood Shares Lead But Rory McIlroy One Back; Tiger Woods Struggles
Britain's Lee Westwood, eight times a top-three major finisher but yet to hoist a trophy, matched his best round in a major with a six-under par 65 at Valhalla to finish level with Americans Ryan Palmer and Kevin Chappell atop the leaderboard.
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British Open: Lee Westwood leads after third round, Tiger Woods tied 2nd
Lee Westwood fired a 70 for a three-under total of 210 to lead by two from Tiger Woods, who had a 72, and Hunter Mahan, who had a 68, equalling the best round of the day at the British Open.
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British Open: Survivor Miguel Angel Jimenez leads at halfway stage
Jimenez, who broke his leg just seven months ago, leads by one stroke from a star-studded chasing pack of Tiger Woods, Lee Westwood, Dustin Johnson and Henrik Stenson.
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The Open Championship: Tiger Woods in the mix on another sunny day at Muirfield
He finished with an even-par 71 that looked pretty good under the circumstances. This was another day for surviving the perilous, rock-hard setup, and Woods walked to the clubhouse just three shots behind first-round leader Zach Johnson, one of the last guys to tee off.
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The Open Championship: Lee Westwood takes clubhouse lead
Tiger Woods looked menacing as he had two birdies in the first five holes, to get to three under, but he failed to capitalise on that with bogeys at the eighth and 11th, his putter letting him down on both occasions. The world number one stayed at one under through 16 holes.
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The Open Championship: Excitement builds for Tiger Woods' challenge
Anticipation for a second day Woods charge was palpable even on the first tee. The mood there was especially tense following the world number one's disastrous opening shot on Thursday, when he fired it deep into the rough and had to declare an unplayable.
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British Open: Shiv Kapur shines in opening round
Shiv Kapur held his head high despite three-putting for double bogey on 10 and dropped another shot on 14 when his tee shot found the thick rough in British Open.
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Nightmare start for under fire Rory McIlroy at the British Open
McIlroy struck back at his critics on Wednesday, insisting his game was "heading in the right direction" on the eve of the Open and asking "what's the big deal?" about his recent slump.
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The Open Championship: Zach Johnson shakes off defeat, leads at Muirfield
Johnson didn't arrive at Muirfield until Monday morning after playing in the John Deere, where he made bogey on the 72nd hole and wound up losing in a three-man playoff. Nineteen-year-old Jordan Spieth captured the title on the fifth extra hole, becoming the youngest winner on the PGA Tour since 1931.
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Thongchai Jaidee moves up to 59th in world rankings, qualifies for US Open
The top-60 players in the world as of May 27 and June 10 will qualify for the year's second Major at the Merion Golf Club in Pennsylvania from June 13 to 16, 2013.
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Lethal Lytham set to test Open field
Royal Lytham and St Annes will host the British Open for the 11th time from Thursday with Lee Westwood and Luke Donald spearheading home hopes and Tiger Woods out to end four years of majors misery.
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Hanson holds off charge by Mickelson at Masters
Phil Mickelson set off roars at Augusta National with a 20-foot eagle putt for a share of the lead, and an amazing flop shot behind the 15th green that only he would dare try.
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Masters leader Westwood eyes major breakthrough
Lee Westwood has the opening-round lead at a Major for the first time in 55 tries and the 38-year-old Englishman might just capture his first major title this week at the 76th Masters.
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Bae, Jimenez to join Tiger in Augusta
Tiger Woods will be paired with first-time Augusta National starter Bae Sang-Moon of South Korea and Spanish veteran Miguel Angel Jimenez in the first two rounds of the 76th Masters.
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Woods says personal trials have made him a better person
Golf superstar Tiger Woods said Wednesday the personal and professional turmoil he endured over the past year has made him a better man and he is now focused on being a good father to his two children.
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PGA Championship: Lee Westwood Shares Lead But Rory McIlroy One Back; Tiger Woods Struggles
Britain's Lee Westwood, eight times a top-three major finisher but yet to hoist a trophy, matched his best round in a major with a six-under par 65 at Valhalla to finish level with Americans Ryan Palmer and Kevin Chappell atop the leaderboard.
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British Open: Lee Westwood leads after third round, Tiger Woods tied 2nd
Lee Westwood fired a 70 for a three-under total of 210 to lead by two from Tiger Woods, who had a 72, and Hunter Mahan, who had a 68, equalling the best round of the day at the British Open.
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British Open: Survivor Miguel Angel Jimenez leads at halfway stage
Jimenez, who broke his leg just seven months ago, leads by one stroke from a star-studded chasing pack of Tiger Woods, Lee Westwood, Dustin Johnson and Henrik Stenson.
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The Open Championship: Tiger Woods in the mix on another sunny day at Muirfield
He finished with an even-par 71 that looked pretty good under the circumstances. This was another day for surviving the perilous, rock-hard setup, and Woods walked to the clubhouse just three shots behind first-round leader Zach Johnson, one of the last guys to tee off.
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The Open Championship: Lee Westwood takes clubhouse lead
Tiger Woods looked menacing as he had two birdies in the first five holes, to get to three under, but he failed to capitalise on that with bogeys at the eighth and 11th, his putter letting him down on both occasions. The world number one stayed at one under through 16 holes.
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The Open Championship: Excitement builds for Tiger Woods' challenge
Anticipation for a second day Woods charge was palpable even on the first tee. The mood there was especially tense following the world number one's disastrous opening shot on Thursday, when he fired it deep into the rough and had to declare an unplayable.
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British Open: Shiv Kapur shines in opening round
Shiv Kapur held his head high despite three-putting for double bogey on 10 and dropped another shot on 14 when his tee shot found the thick rough in British Open.
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Nightmare start for under fire Rory McIlroy at the British Open
McIlroy struck back at his critics on Wednesday, insisting his game was "heading in the right direction" on the eve of the Open and asking "what's the big deal?" about his recent slump.
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The Open Championship: Zach Johnson shakes off defeat, leads at Muirfield
Johnson didn't arrive at Muirfield until Monday morning after playing in the John Deere, where he made bogey on the 72nd hole and wound up losing in a three-man playoff. Nineteen-year-old Jordan Spieth captured the title on the fifth extra hole, becoming the youngest winner on the PGA Tour since 1931.
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Thongchai Jaidee moves up to 59th in world rankings, qualifies for US Open
The top-60 players in the world as of May 27 and June 10 will qualify for the year's second Major at the Merion Golf Club in Pennsylvania from June 13 to 16, 2013.
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Lethal Lytham set to test Open field
Royal Lytham and St Annes will host the British Open for the 11th time from Thursday with Lee Westwood and Luke Donald spearheading home hopes and Tiger Woods out to end four years of majors misery.
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Hanson holds off charge by Mickelson at Masters
Phil Mickelson set off roars at Augusta National with a 20-foot eagle putt for a share of the lead, and an amazing flop shot behind the 15th green that only he would dare try.
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Masters leader Westwood eyes major breakthrough
Lee Westwood has the opening-round lead at a Major for the first time in 55 tries and the 38-year-old Englishman might just capture his first major title this week at the 76th Masters.
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Bae, Jimenez to join Tiger in Augusta
Tiger Woods will be paired with first-time Augusta National starter Bae Sang-Moon of South Korea and Spanish veteran Miguel Angel Jimenez in the first two rounds of the 76th Masters.
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Woods says personal trials have made him a better person
Golf superstar Tiger Woods said Wednesday the personal and professional turmoil he endured over the past year has made him a better man and he is now focused on being a good father to his two children.
