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Location American Golf News for 19 July 2015
On Golf: At the British Open, an Unforgiving Course Makes for a Long Day at the Office The second round of the tournament became one of survival as golfers dealt with brutal winds and a suspension of play that lasted for more than 10 hours.
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Korean Jang Stays in Front at Marathon Classic

The New York Times - 19 Jul 2015 03:13
South Korean Jang Ha-na maintained her lead by one shot after the third round of the weather-delayed Marathon Classic in Sylvania, Ohio on Saturday, though some of the game's biggest names were in hot pursuit.
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Barnes, Piercy Lead PGA Tour's Barbasol Championship

The New York Times - 19 Jul 2015 01:43
Playing partners Ricky Barnes and Scott Piercy started the third round with similar birdies and ended it with matching scores -- and the lead.
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Day Inspired by 'Go Get It Done' Message From Woods

The New York Times - 19 Jul 2015 22:37
Jason Day, buoyed by the support of close friend Tiger Woods, believes he is ready to end his run of major championship near-misses at the 144th British Open.
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Choi wins LPGA Marathon Classic in playoff
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British Open Key Hole

The New York Times - 19 Jul 2015 22:28
A look at the key hole in Sunday's third round of the British Open:
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Dustin Johnson Still Hasn't Learned How to Finish a Major

The New York Times - 19 Jul 2015 22:01
Dustin Johnson began the third round of the British Open as the leader, having impressed everyone with the way he shook off that stunning loss at Chambers Bay.
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Chella Choi Defeats Ha Na Jang in Playoff to Take LPGA Event

The New York Times - 19 Jul 2015 21:55
Chella Choi defeated Ha Na Jang in a one-hole playoff Sunday to win the LPGA Marathon Classic.
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Column: Spieth Embraces the Moment in Historic Open Chase

The New York Times - 19 Jul 2015 21:52
Jordan Spieth was coming off three straight birdies when he trotted off the 13th tee, heading straight to a portable toilet reserved for players only.
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David Duval's Declining Career Hits an Emotional Peak at the British Open Duval, the former world No. 1 who has spent more time in the broadcast booth than on the course recently, shot a five-under-par 67 at the Old Course and survived the cut for only the second time in his past 14 starts.
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Irish Amateur Dunne Proves a St Andrews Sensation

The New York Times - 19 Jul 2015 21:28
Irish amateur Paul Dunne is in contention to become the first amateur to win the British Open for 85 years after a sensational third-round display sent him rocketing into a tie for the lead on Sunday.
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Oosthuizen Rekindling Love Affair With St Andrews

The New York Times - 19 Jul 2015 21:13
Louis Oosthuizen wishes the British Open could be played at St Andrews every year and he is probably not alone after 36 players went sub-70 in Sunday's third round.
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Korean Choi Wins Marathon Classic After Playoff

The New York Times - 19 Jul 2015 20:58
Chella Choi clinched her first LPGA title with a gripping playoff victory over fellow South Korean Jang Ha-na at the Marathon Classic in Sylvania, Ohio on Sunday.
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Harrington in Contention After Lowest Round at British Open

The New York Times - 19 Jul 2015 19:55
As Padraig Harrington prepared to take his tee shot on the 18th hole, he felt too warm and badly wanted to remove his sweater.
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Happy Harrington in a Hurry on 'Moving Day'

The New York Times - 19 Jul 2015 19:34
Padraig Harrington has waited a long time to feel the vibes of contending in a major championship and the Irishman was thrilled to deliver under pressure in the British Open third round on Sunday.
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Open: Day 4 review

Sky Sports - 19 Jul 2015 19:34
Open: Day 4 review Irish amateur Paul Dunne shares the lead with Jason Day and Louis Oosthuizen going into the final round of the 144th Open at St Andrews.
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Spieth climbs Open leaderboard with 3rd-round 66
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Jordan Spieth roared up the British Open leaderboard in ominous fashion with a burst of birdies helping the American catch leader Dustin Johnson on Sunday. The 21-year-old, bidding to become the first man to win the firs...
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O'Connor: Spieth on cusp of golfing history
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Sparkling Spieth Charges Through Open Field With 66

The New York Times - 19 Jul 2015 18:31
Jordan Spieth boosted his bid to become the first player for 62 years to win the year's first three majors when he fired a six-under-par 66 in the British Open third round on Sunday.
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Aussie Leishman Comes Up Short of Record, but That's OK

The New York Times - 19 Jul 2015 18:19
Marc Leishman was thinking about a record.
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Life Has New Meaning for Low-Scoring Australian Leishman

The New York Times - 19 Jul 2015 17:52
Marc Leishman flirted with a record-equaling 63 at the British Open on Sunday and when the Australian just missed out he simply shrugged it off, perhaps because he has had more serious worries recently.
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