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England's former world number one Luke Donald led a host of big-name players who fought their way through 36 holes of qualifying on Monday to secure spots at next week's U.S. Open.

Janzen, 50, qualifies for U.S. Open after hiatus

Two-time champion Lee Janzen finally made it back to the U.S. Open on Monday from one of eight 36-hole qualifiers across the country.

One more putt would have given Kenny Perry two extra days on the PGA Tour, though it wouldn't have changed a thing.

Michelle Wie said the Women's PGA Championship at Westchester Country Club this week has a special buzz to it and hopes her troublesome hip will not slow her down at the second major of the season.

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Melissa Reid has been named Sportswoman of the Month for May.

Luke Donald gave himself a much-needed confidence boost as he came through qualifying for the US Open in Florida.

Janzen, 50, won the event in 1993 and 1998. He earned the first of four spots available at the New York sectional qualifier.

Mr. Derr reported from the Masters 62 times starting in 1935, the year after it began, and was part of the CBS team that first presented the event on television, in 1956.