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Wearing the gold winner’s medal around his neck and hoisting the silver U.S. Open trophy over his head, Webb Simpson continued a trend in major golf championships with his win at San Francisco’s Olympic Club.
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Tiger Woods, wearing a red shirt and black pants, flexed his right arm and unleashed an uppercut as the ball tumbled into the hole on the 16th green. He let out a wide-mouthed roar that was matched by the crowd.
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Tiger Woods hired Joe LaCava as the third full-time caddie of his golf career, turning to a U.S. PGA Tour veteran who spent 20 years working for Fred Couples before joining Dustin Johnson briefly this season.
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Tiger Woods hired Joe LaCava as his new caddie, the golfer said on his website.
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Tiger Woods’s participation in next month’s Masters Tournament is in question after he withdrew from the Cadillac Championship because of tightness in his left Achilles tendon.
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Tiger Woods withdrew from golf’s Cadillac Championship because of tightness in his left Achilles tendon, putting his appearance in next month’s Masters Tournament in question.
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Tiger Woods made the cut at the Frys.com Open, where England’s Paul Casey holds a one-stroke lead after two rounds.
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Tiger Woods said he accepted an apology from Steve Williams over comments the golfer’s former caddie made last week at an awards dinner, adding that he doesn’t consider the New Zealander to be a racist.
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Tiger Woods’s winless drought ended after 749 days yesterday when he birdied the final two holes for a one-shot victory at golf’s Chevron World Challenge.
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Tiger Woods’s former caddie Steve Williams said comments he made about the golfer during an awards dinner could be “construed as racist” and apologized.