British Open News
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China’s Ye Wocheng became the youngest golfer to play a European Tour event when he shot 7-over-par 79 in today’s opening round at the China Open.
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Vijay Singh withdrew from the Wells Fargo Championship, one day after the U.S. PGA Tour cleared the golfer of wrongdoing for using deer-antler spray because the World Anti-Doping Agency said it was no longer outlawed.
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Adam Scott gave Australia its first champion in the 77-year history of golf’s Masters Tournament by outlasting Angel Cabrera in a playoff.
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Australians endured a nervous wait before lauding a defining moment in the nation’s sporting history as Adam Scott secured the country’s first win at golf’s Masters Tournament.
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Tiger Woods entered the Masters Tournament with perhaps his best chance at a major championship victory in the past five years. He didn’t win, and golf analysts said he left with a mark against his reputation.
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Tianlang Guan qualified for this weekend’s final two rounds of golf’s Masters Tournament after receiving a penalty for slow play that jeopardized the 14-year- old Chinese amateur’s chances of making history.
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The youngest competitor in the history of the Masters Tournament quickly figured out the key to success at Augusta National Golf Club.
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Women in green jackets aren’t the only change at Augusta National Golf Club as it prepares to host the Masters Tournament next week.
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Tiger Woods remains the oddsmakers’ favorite to capture next month’s British Open even though he isn’t among the 15 different players who have won golf’s past 15 major championships.
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The U.S. PGA Tour said it opposes the proposed ban on anchored strokes by golf’s rule makers, yielding the possibility that events on the world’s richest circuit could eventually have different rules for putting than major championships such as the U.S. and British Opens.
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