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Generation Next has arrived
ATLANTA — Tiger Woods didn't qualify for the Tour Championship, his second consecutive miss. Nor is Jim Furyk around to defend his title. They account for three of the four FedEx Cup crowns awarded since the PGA Tour's "playoff" series was...Tags: Phil Mickelson, Brandt Snedeker, FedEx Corporation, Vijay Singh, Clubs and Associations
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Nicklaus, Donald and Feherty to promote First Tee at wine-tasting event
Win at Pebble Beach, and you can say you’ve mastered American golf’s ultimate location.
Hinsdale resident Jeff Sluman has done it so often, Ben Crenshaw calls him, “The King of Pebble Beach.”
But when Sluman romped in northern...Tags: Values, Crime, Law and Justice, Restraint of Trade, Corporate Crime, Sports
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Crystal clear? Hardly
The realization didn't hit Bill Haas until after he clambered onto the balcony next to East Lake's 18th green late Sunday. Two trophies flanked PGA Tour Commissioner Tim Finchem for the closing presentation. One was for the Tour Championship, which...Tags: Joe Ogilvie, K.J. Choi, FedEx Corporation, Advil (drug), PGA Tour
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Which golfer will win the British Open?
Westwood vs. Donald Bill Dwyre Los Angeles Times This 140th edition of The Open Championship, also known on the United States side of the pond as the British Open, will come down to a country-wrenching battle for the title between Lee Westwood...Tags: Jason Day, Phil Mickelson, The Open Championship, Nick Faldo, Zach Johnson
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18 holes with ... Teddy Greenstein
![<em>[EDs note: With the British Open teeing off Thursday, it seemed like the perfect time to talk golf. Here's golf writer Teddy Greenstein on the ultimate self-invented assignment...]</em>](http://www.chicagotribune.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-07/23456494714760-13120320.jpg "<em>[EDs note: With the British Open teeing off Thursday, it seemed like the perfect time to talk golf. Here's golf writer Teddy Greenstein on the ultimate self-invented assignment...]</em>")
[EDs note: With the British Open teeing off Thursday, it seemed like the perfect time to talk golf. Here's golf writer Teddy Greenstein on the ultimate self-invented assignment...]
It hit Brian Kelly midway through our round, after we had chatted about...Tags: Michael Jordan, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Football, Sports, Politics
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Greer shoots 65 to win Seven Springs Open
Sports writerPatrick Greer, a teaching pro from Windber, fired a 6-under 65 in the final round to win the Tri-State PGA Seven Springs Open held Monday and Tuesday at Seven Springs Mountain Resort. Greer finished with a 36-hole total of 139, one stroke better than...Tags: Health, Sports, ESPN (tv network), ESPN2 (tv network), U.S. Open (golf)
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Who is the best golfer in the world today?
It's still Tiger and Phil Bill Dwyre Los Angeles Times The best golfer in the world is at home in Florida with ice packs on his bad knee. Battling for 1-A are Phil Mickelson, Rory McIlroy, Luke Donald, Lee Westwood and Steve Stricker. We...Tags: Phil Mickelson, The Open Championship, Martin Kaymer, Lee Westwood, Annika Sorenstam
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Amateurs' hour is here
For the record, John Peterson never has played a PGA Tour event. When he does, the reigning NCAA men's champion might find a little extra scrutiny. Hey, that's what happens when you draw attention to yourself. And Peterson certainly did that after...Tags: Byron Nelson, The Open Championship, National Collegiate Athletic Association, England, Ryan Moore
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McCord: Young Euros have some kinda game
HARBOR SPRINGS -- The surprise was that Rory McIlroy bounced back so quickly, and was so dominant.
That the 22-year-old from Northern Ireland is now a major champion did not come as a shock to anybody in the world of professional golf, according to...Tags: Health, Injuries and Wounds, Martin Kaymer, Lee Westwood, CBS Corp.
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Can Rory McIlroy be the new Tiger Woods?
He's winner off course Teddy Greenstein Chicago Tribune Rory McIlroy aspires to be more than Tiger Woods, and here's hoping he gets there. As a golfer, he's just as talented. "Such a fluid motion," Luke Donald marveled. Not that that means he'll get to...Tags: Phil Mickelson, The Open Championship, Tennis, Davis Love III, Clubs and Associations
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