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| Tour reacts to family situations of Duval, Hart |
| The PGA Tour has approved a new regulation that offers medical extensions to players who deal with a family crisis, a decision that will help David Duval and Dudley Hart next year.
Duval used a one-time exemption as top 25 on the career money list to keep his card this year, but it looked as though it might go to waste when his wife was put on bed rest in February because of complications with her pregnancy. -- read full article |
| Wed, 03 Oct 2007 02:48:54 GMT - FOXSports.com News for Golf |
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| A Tough Act to Follow |
| Until Tiger Woods wins his 19th major, Jack Nicklaus should be considered the greatest player ever. After his latest triumph as the captain of the United States Presidents Cup team, Nicklaus also appears to be one of the game's great leaders. Some are even speculating that he could be the answer to the U.S. Ryder Cup team's woes.
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| Tue, 02 Oct 2007 09:40:00 EDT - SI.com - Golf |
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| My Shot: Tiger and Me |
| For my birthday in July, I planned to play some golf, so I asked my partner, Stephen Weed, to pick me up a box of Nike Ones. When I opened them, out rolled a platinum-colored ball with the Tiger Woods logo on it. As instructed I registered it online, entering a drawing for a free trip to play golf with Tiger. Wow!
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| Tue, 02 Oct 2007 10:15:00 EDT - SI.com - Golf |
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| Woody Austin: Journeyman turned celebrity |
| MONTREAL (AP) -- Even as Woody Austin walked up the 14th fairway at Royal Montreal wearing a scuba mask, his family and friends back home in rural Kansas were making "Aquaman" hats for a homecoming like no other.
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| Tue, 02 Oct 2007 14:10:00 EDT - SI.com - Golf |
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| Ben Hogan vs. Byron Nelson |
| In the second in a series of great golf arguments, we've asked Jim Gorant and Gary Van Sickle to debate who was the greater golfer: Byron Nelson or Ben Hogan. After reading their arguments, tell us what you think in our forum.
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| Tue, 02 Oct 2007 19:30:09 EDT - SI.com - Golf |
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| Wrong Turn: Davis Love has a major problem |
| Have we heard the last of Davis Love III? The onetime No. 4 player in the world suffered a serious ankle injury last week that will knock him out for the rest of 2007. His recuperation also means that early 2008 will see Love fighting to extend his Tour-leading streak of consecutive majors played, which stands at 70, and perhaps his competitive career.
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| Tue, 02 Oct 2007 19:30:23 EDT - SI.com - Golf |
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| The Melbourne Matter |
| The only time the U.S. has gone down to defeat in seven Presidents Cups was a 20 1/2-11 1/2 drubbing in 1998, when the event took place Down Under, in Melbourne. That match was held in December, the start of summer in Australia as well as the middle of the off-season for most American pros, who were less than enthused about making the long trip. "The players did not want to go to Melbourne," says Jack Nicklaus, who captained the lifeless U.S. side. Will the Americans be more excited in 2011, when the event returns to Royal Melbourne? Stewart Cink thinks so. "The Presidents Cup has elevated itself," he says. "It's more meaningful now, and the players care more about it. Sure, the dates" -- in late November or early December, according to Tour commissioner Tim Finchem -- "are a possible issue, but we'll figure out how to avoid a problem."
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| Tue, 02 Oct 2007 23:30:19 EDT - SI.com - Golf |
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| Presidents Cup finish has something for everyone |
| MONTREAL -- The air was crisp and alive with roars, the ground smelled of damp leaves, and the colors of autumn sparkled in the sunlit trees. This was how the Presidents Cup ended Sunday, in a postcard setting on a scenic island with a finish that wasn't quite idyllic yet had something for everyone.
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| Mon, 01 Oct 2007 00:30:00 EDT - SI.com - Golf |
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| A Chicken or Egg Question |
| The leader of an American team took the day off Sunday, letting someone else commit rocket science by filling out the lineup card. You know, just for giggles. And guess what? The loose, happy bunch still won easily.
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| Mon, 01 Oct 2007 00:40:00 EDT - SI.com - Golf |
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| The 10 Hardest Holes |
| Perhaps a steady diet of brutes is too much for most appetites, but most of us, when confronted with the occasional monster, relish the challenge. Here are the 10 hardest you can play in the United States, in alphabetical order.
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| Mon, 01 Oct 2007 09:05:00 EDT - SI.com - Golf |
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| A Feel For the Game |
| What does a PGA Tour event look like to a blind person? To find out, we asked Suleiman to go to Westchester Country Club for the final round of the Barclays, the first event in the FedEx Cup playoffs, and work as a credentialed reporter. Suleiman brought two friends to assist him; one photographed Suleiman and the other took notes during his interviews. While following the golf and speaking with players, Suleiman made a little history: he was the first blind person to cover a Tour event as a reporter. Here's his report.
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| Mon, 01 Oct 2007 22:30:17 EDT - SI.com - Golf |
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