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Hoffman pulls atop Deutsche Bank after 63

Suddenly cold Spieth misses second straight cut

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Nicole Broch Larsen overcame a huge test of nerve to claim her maiden Ladies European Tour title by just one stroke at the Helsingborg Open in Sweden.

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Playoff woes could get worse

Colin Montgomerie added another prestigious record to his collection after clinching a thrilling third consecutive victory in the Travis Perkins Masters at Woburn.

Harig: Mickelson an easy pick for captain Haas

Lee Slattery clinched his first European Tour title for four years after holding off Estanislao Goya and David Horsey to win the M2M Russian Open.

Slattery shoots 69, wins Russian Open by 1

Lee Slattery bounced back from an erratic start to shoot a 2-under 69 Sunday that was enough for a one-shot victory at the Russian Open.

Fowler, ranked ninth in the world, was at eight under, four strokes behind Charley Hoffman, who produced Saturday's low score, a nine-birdie, one-bogey 63.

In a year of first-ever feats for Jordan Spieth, he accomplished another Saturday in the Deutsche Bank Championship. Only this one was nothing to celebrate.

Charley Hoffman stormed into a three-shot lead at the halfway stage of the Deutsche Bank Championship as Rory McIlroy struggled to make the cut after a torrid back nine at TPC Boston.