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| 2009 LPGA TOUR SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED |
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Ladies Professional Golf Association Commissioner (LPGA) Carolyn F. Bivens today announced the official money event portion of the 2009 LPGA Tour schedule that features 31 official money events and the spirited biennial Solheim Cup. Several unofficial money events are expected to be announced by the end of the year. The announcement was made during a press conference at the season-ending ADT Championship at Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach, Fla.
“Given the current state of the global economy, we view today’s release of our 2009 Tour schedule as a barometer of the stability, appeal and value of our players and property,” said Bivens. “Each and every year, the LPGA schedule evolves with a natural ebb and flow of events, but like many businesses and individuals, the state of the global economy and the economic crisis we are all facing has resulted in a slightly different tournament landscape for 2009. With 31 events in 10 countries, we remain focused on providing market-based playing opportunities for our members, as well as providing fans with a great entertainment experience across the schedule.”
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Posted by admin on Wednesday, November 19 @ 16:18:10 CST
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| IGF Presents Case for Golf's Inclusion in 2016 Olympic Games |
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Representatives of the International Golf Federation formally presented their case for golf to become an Olympic sport during a meeting today with the International Olympic Committee Programme Commission at the IOC headquarters in Lausanne.
Making the presentation were Peter Dawson, chief executive of The R&A and joint secretary of the IGF, and PGA TOUR executive Ty Votaw, Executive Director of the IGF Olympic Golf Committee.
Among the key points they highlighted were golf’s worldwide participation and diversity; the sport’s economic and charitable impact; and its commitment to the youth of the world. Golf, they noted, has grown significantly in these three areas and would continue to grow as an Olympic sport, thus influencing the relevance and attraction of the Olympic Games.
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Posted by admin on Friday, November 14 @ 23:16:24 CST
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| Seve set to leave intensive care |
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Golfing legend Seve Ballesteros may be released from intensive care next week, according to the Spanish hospital where he has had surgery on a brain tumour.
Madrid's La Paz hospital said in a statement on Friday that Ballesteros' condition "continues to improve".
The 53-year-old Spanish golfing great was initially admitted to hospital having lost consciousness at Madrid's international airport on 6 October.
He was diagnosed with a brain tumour and has undergone surgery three times.
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Posted by admin on Friday, November 14 @ 23:03:44 CST
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| Garcia Wins in Shanghai |
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Sergio Garcia moved up to second in golf's world rankings with victory over Oliver Wilson in a play-off at the HSBC Champions tournament in China.
Rain washed out Friday's play in Shanghai so players completed their final rounds on Monday, Garcia moving level with Wilson at 14-under.
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Posted by admin on Monday, November 10 @ 13:32:25 CST
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| Garcia clinches home town victory |
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Sergio Garcia captured his first European Tour title since 2005 with a three-stroke victory on his home course at the Castello Masters.
The Spaniard, 28, sank five birdies in a four-under-par 67 to see off the challenge of Swede Peter Hedblom (66).
After starting the final round four shots adrift, Hedblom only needed six holes to draw level.
But Garcia held his nerve and finished on 20 under par after a bogey five at the 17th ended Hedblom's hopes.
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Posted by admin on Monday, October 27 @ 00:43:32 CDT
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| SCOTLAND WINS WORLD AMATEUR TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP BY NINE STROKES |
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In blustery conditions, Scotland claimed its first Eisenhower Trophy with a nine-stroke victory in the 2008 World Amateur Team Championship.
“We set out to try to win but to go out and do it is unbelievable,” said Scotsman Callum Macaulay, who shot 1-under-par 72 on the Royal Adelaide Golf Club.
Combining Macaulay’s score with a 2-over-par 75 from Gavin Dear, Scotland finished with a 20-under-par total of 560 for 72 holes, the second-best score since three-player teams were instituted in 2002.
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Posted by admin on Monday, October 20 @ 02:04:14 CDT
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| USA LEADS WORLD AMATEUR BY TWO STROKES |
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The USA, bolstered by matching 5-under-par 68s from Rickie Fowler and Jamie Lovemark, opened up a two-stroke lead over Scotland at 10-under-par 136 in the first round of the 2008 World Amateur Team Championship.
Playing at the par-73 Royal Adelaide Golf Club, the Americans capitalized on optimal scoring conditions.
“We are off to a good start. All three played well,” USA captain Walter Driver said of his team. “Conditions were benign here at Royal Adelaide. Until we play both courses, it’s hard to tell exactly where you stack up against the field.”
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Posted by admin on Friday, October 17 @ 06:09:04 CDT
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| Seve Ballesteros Undergoes Brain Operation |
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Seve Ballesteros, two-time Masters champion and three-time Open Championship title-holder, underwent a 12-hour operation to remove a brain tumor and is now said to be in stable condition and recovering in intensive care.
Over the weekend doctors at the La Paz hospital in Madrid discovered Ballesteros was suffering from a brain tumor after he was admitted to the hospital following an episode in which he lost consciousness.
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Posted by admin on Wednesday, October 15 @ 17:09:50 CDT
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| Schwartzel Wins In Madrid |
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Charl Schwartzel captured his third European Tour title after a composed final round of 66 gave him a three-shot win on 19-under at the Madrid Masters.
Beginning the final day only one ahead, the 24-year-old South African had five birdies and kept a bogey off his card.
Midlander Robert Rock, vying to retain his card, had nine birdies to go second but bogeyed the last to share fourth.
Ricardo Gonzalez shot a 68 to take second, while Ryder Cup veteran Miguel Angel Jimenez was in a tie for 29th.
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Posted by admin on Sunday, October 12 @ 17:20:15 CDT
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| Seve Ballesteros Diagnosed with Brain Tumor |
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Seve Ballesteros, two time Masters champion and three-time Open Championship winner, has been diagnosed with a brain tumor following a series of tests conducted after being placed in intensive care last week after suffering an epileptic fit.
The 51-year-old golfing legend was admitted to Madrid’s La Paz hospital on Oct. 6 after losing consciousness but on Friday he was released from intensive care and listed in stable condition.
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Posted by admin on Sunday, October 12 @ 16:53:41 CDT
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| Seve Ballesteros Out of Intensive Care |
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Seve Ballesteros, the 51-year-old golfing legend with two Masters wins and three Open Championship titles, has left the intensive care unit at Madrid’s La Paz hospital and has been listed in stable condition after being last Monday following an epileptic fit.
Ballesteros is still undergoing tests and awaiting results but he released a statement on Thursday saying “I am feeling very well.”
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Posted by admin on Saturday, October 11 @ 00:10:17 CDT
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| Ballesteros 'stable' in hospital |
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Five-time major winner Seve Ballesteros is in a stable condition in hospital after fainting on Monday.
The 51-year-old Spaniard, who briefly lost consciousness after feeling dizzy, is undergoing tests in Madrid.
Ballesteros won 87 titles during his career, including the Open in 1979, 1984 and 1988 and the Augusta Masters in 1980 and 1983.
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Posted by admin on Monday, October 06 @ 18:43:34 CDT
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| Long road back for Tiger.. |
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Tiger Woods expects it will take another 18 months before he fully recovers from left knee surgery, that he underwent in June...
At 32 Tiger elected to have the cruciate ligament surgery after he won the US Open...
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Posted by admin on Tuesday, September 30 @ 20:49:38 CDT
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| Villegas wins as Garcia slips up |
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Camilo Villegas clinched the season-ending Tour Championship in Atlanta after defeating Spain's Sergio Garcia in a sudden-death play-off.
The Colombian carded a five-under round of 66, while overnight leader Garcia saw his three-shot advantage evaporate after three bogeys in 10 holes.
Villegas's superb round meant the tournament went down to a play-off.
And he won his second successive PGA Tour victory with a par three on the 18th, which Garcia bogeyed.
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Posted by admin on Monday, September 29 @ 02:15:10 CDT
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| Garcia Surges Up To Kim |
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Anthony Kim's lead at the top of the Tour Championship leaderboard was cut to two after a brilliant second-day resurgence from Sergio Garcia.
The Spaniard shot a five-under 65 - including five birdies on the front nine - to improve on his first-day 70, while Kim carded a second-round 69.
Garcia, thrashed by Kim in the singles at the Ryder Cup, will be in the final group with the American on Saturday.
World number two Phil Mickelson is well placed in third after a round of 68.
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Posted by admin on Friday, September 26 @ 20:44:03 CDT
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| Kim races into Championship lead |
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Ryder Cup star Anthony Kim continued his superb form to take a four-stroke lead after the first round of the elite 30-man Tour Championship in Atlanta.
The 23-year-old American, who thrashed Sergio Garcia in the opening Ryder Cup singles on Sunday, shot four birdies in five holes on his way to a round of 64.
Ryder Cup team-mate Phil Mickelson is tied in second place alongside South Africans Ernie Els and Trevor Immelman.
Garcia, the only European team member playing, shot a level-par 70.
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Posted by admin on Friday, September 26 @ 06:23:27 CDT
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| USA Win Ryder Cup |
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The United States claimed their first Ryder Cup win since 1999 with a crushing 16.5-11.5 victory over Europe.
Leading 9-7 going into Sunday's singles, Paul Azinger's men reached the 14½ points they needed for victory when Jim Furyk beat Miguel Angel Jimenez.
It put the contest beyond doubt with four matches left out on the course.
Anthony Kim thrashed Sergio Garcia in the first match to set the tone for the day and the home side ended up winning seven of the 12 singles matches.
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Posted by admin on Sunday, September 21 @ 18:29:11 CDT
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| USA Lead In The Ryder Cup |
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The United States will take a 9-7 lead into the Ryder Cup singles after a thrilling second day at Valhalla.
Holders Europe were 5½-2½ down going into Saturday's foursomes but hit back to reduce the deficit to two points.
Three of the four fourball matches went to the 18th as both sides battled to claim two points each.
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Posted by admin on Sunday, September 21 @ 06:11:48 CDT
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| 37th Ryder Cup - USA v Europe |
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The United States will take a 5½-2½ lead into day two of the 37th Ryder Cup after dominating defending champions Europe on the opening day in Valhalla.
Leading 3-1 after the foursomes, Paul Azinger's side won two of the four afternoon fourball matches.
Hunter Mahan and Justin Leonard had two wins while Phil Mickelson and Anthony Kim claimed a win and a half despite being behind in their two matches.
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Posted by admin on Saturday, September 20 @ 01:08:54 CDT
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| Ryder Cup Foursomes |
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Phil Mickelson will take the lead role for the United States alongside rookie Anthony Kim against Padraig Harrington and Robert Karlsson when the 37th Ryder Cup gets underway at Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Kentucky on Friday.
US skipper Paul Azinger had been widely expected to start the opening foursomes with Kentucky players Kenny Perry and J.B. Holmes, but instead he opted for world No.2 Mickelson and Kim, at 23 the youngest player in the competition. |  |
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Posted by admin on Friday, September 19 @ 01:51:12 CDT
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