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| Morland drops into tie for 12th as Nationwide Tour event wraps |
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- David Morland IV missed a chance to give Canada back-to-back nationwide Tour titles after shooting a final round of 2-over 72 and finishing tied for 12th at the Fort Smith Classic. Morland, form Aurora, Ont., entered the final round tied for fourth and five shots off the lead, but fell out of contention with bogeys on the 16th and 17th holes. Bryan DeCorso of Guelph, Ont., won last week's Nationwide tournament. He failed to make the cut this weekend at Hardscrabble Country Club...
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"I was just baffled that it didn't roll down (sooner)" Nicholas Thompson watched his ball stop safely on a ridge at the par-3 No. 17 at TPC Sawgrass, then waited for it to roll. via CBS Sportsline
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| 'Brutal' 17th at Players great theatre |
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"It's a terrifying golf shot when there's any kind of wind" There's no end of opinions about the 137-yard 17th hole at the Tournament Players Club in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. via The Globe and Mail
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| Otto hangs on for first Tour win |
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Otto now has an opportunity to win his first European Tour title South Africa's Hennie Otto claimed his first European Tour title as he won the Italian Open in Milan. via BBC News
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| Mike Bianchi: Pitbull-like Pistons bite Magic hard |
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"But our guys grinded it out. That's what we do as a team -- we grind it out." It looks like it's now time to officially change the Magic mantra for the playoffs. via The Orlando Se...
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| Incredible shrinking LeBron |
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"There's shots I normally make that haven't fallen. The layups that usually go down are jumping out of the rim. I'm going to stay positive and work my way through." It is now officially a slump. The Cavaliers are down, 0-2, and LeBron James has made only 8 of 42 shots in two dark nights on the parquet floor. |
| Confident Kim on rise again |
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"My putter was a little cold, and I did my best to stay down and to stay focused, but the wind is playing havoc out there." The evolution of Anthony Kim continued Friday. Quite possibly the hottest name in golf, Kim took another step in going from mouthy, get-ahead-of-himself upstart to humble PGA Tour player as he shot a ... |
| Hennie Otto shoots 9-under 63 to lead by 4 strokes after 3rd round of Italian Open |
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Hennie Otto shot a 9-under 63 Saturday to take a four-stroke lead into the final round of the Italian Open. via PR-inside.com
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