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Opening-Round 66 Leaves Tiger Woods Buoyed

The New York Times - 3 Jul 2015 02:52
Opening-Round 66 Leaves Tiger Woods Buoyed After missing the cut at the United States Open, Woods equaled his lowest score relative to par this year and trailed the Greenbrier Classic's first-day leader, Scott Langley, by four strokes.
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Greenbrier aces yield $192,400 payday for crowd
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Strong starts for English trio

Sky Sports - 3 Jul 2015 01:21
Strong starts for English trio English veterans Brian Davis and Greg Owen both enjoyed positive starts to the Greenbrier Classic as Scott Langley set the pace on a damp opening day in West Virginia.
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Golfer Bubba Watson says he will paint a U.S. flag over the contentious Confederate battle banner on his "General Lee" Dodge Charger from the hit 1980s TV show "The Dukes of Hazzard".
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Bubba Watson Will Paint Over Confederate Flag on 'Dukes of Hazzard' Car Watson said he decided this week to paint over the Confederate flag on the car, known as the General Lee, and add an American flag in its place.
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Watson on painting car: 'The flag offends people'
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Dubuisson and Paratore Steal French Open Spotlight

The New York Times - 3 Jul 2015 20:46
Home favorite Victor Dubuisson and little-known Italian Renato Paratore took center stage in the second round of the French Open at Le Golf National on Friday.
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Molder Grabs Share of Greenbrier Lead, Watson Three Back

The New York Times - 3 Jul 2015 20:37
American Bryce Molder used a red-hot finish to move into a four-way share of the second round clubhouse lead at the Greenbrier Classic on Friday while world number three Bubba Watson was three shots back.
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Hull in mix as Peters leads

Sky Sports - 3 Jul 2015 20:37
Hull in mix as Peters leads Alex Peters fired a course-record equalling 63 to move two strokes clear of Charley Hull after the second round of the Ladies European Masters.
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Three share French advantage

Sky Sports - 3 Jul 2015 18:29
Three share French advantage Martin Kaymer birdied the final hole to move in to a three-way tie for the second round lead at the Open de France, as defending champion Graeme McDowell missed the cut.
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McDowell to go back to basics

Sky Sports - 3 Jul 2015 17:45
McDowell to go back to basics Defending Open de France champion Graeme McDowell admits he has work to do on his game after missing the cut at Le Golf National.
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As Cuba Opens, Developers Tee Up to Build Golf Courses

The New York Times - 3 Jul 2015 13:22
A British real estate developer plans to break ground early next year on Communist-run Cuba's first luxury golf resort, a $500 million project that would be the largest private foreign investment on the island since the ...
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No Rocking Chair and Slippers Yet for Laura Davies

The New York Times - 3 Jul 2015 11:07
If anyone imagined Laura Davies was ready to reach out for her rocking chair and slippers they had better think again because the 51-year-old has her sights on playing in September's Solheim Cup and the 2017 edition.
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