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Field is set for U.S. Amateur sectional qualifier at Somerset Country Club
Daily American Sports WriterThe field has been set for the 36-hole U.S. Amateur Sectional Qualifier, which will be held next Thursday at Somerset Country Club. Thirty-two players will be vying for one coveted spot in the 111th U.S. Amateur Championship to be held Aug. 22-28 at Erin...Tags: Multi-Sport Events, Vehicles, Jack Nicklaus, Lifestyle and Leisure, Golf
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Northern Ireland now a hot spot
The biggest winner in Northern Ireland's parade of major champions might turn out to be Royal Portrush. The scenic club overlooking the country's northern coast is getting a renewed look to bring back the British Open for the first time in more than...Tags: The Open Championship, Human Interest, Golf, PGA Tour, Dale Douglass
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Part 2: In Windermere, police Chief Daniel Saylor was just part of problem
Daniel Saylor wasn't Windermere's top choice for a police chief, but he was the least expensive. Already a police officer for the small town of 2,500, he was willing to take the job for $38,000 — $7,000 less than the top candidate was offered.
In...Tags: Andrew McCarthy, Regional Authority, Entertainment, Social Issues, Human Interest
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The List Of Past Champions
The Hartford CourantPrevious winners of Connecticut's PGA event, listing winner and first-place prize money: TRAVELERS CHAMPIONSHIP 2010: Bubba Watson ($1,080,000) 2009: Kenny Perry ($1,080,000) 2008: Stewart Cink ($1,080,000) 2007: Hunter Mahan* ($1,080,000) BUICK...Tags: Bob Goalby, Lee Trevino, Curtis Strange, Sam Snead, Gene Littler
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Looking Back At The Past 10 Tournaments
The Hartford CourantA quick recap of the last 10 tournaments at the TPC at River Highlands: 2010 Travelers Championship Bubba Watson trailed by six strokes heading into Sunday, but shot a final-round 66 to finish in a three-way tie at 14-under-par 266 with Scott Verplank...Tags: Lee Trevino, Corey Pavin, Human Interest, Multi-Sport Events, Hunter Mahan
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Democracy reigns in majors these days
BETHESDA, Md. — The U.S. Open long has billed itself as the most democratic among golf's major championships. The big names get reserved spots, sure — though they share the practice range with up-and-comers, amateurs, club pros and maybe a...Tags: The Open Championship, Human Interest, Ben Hogan, Lee Westwood, Jack Nicklaus
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Nick Faldo hopes Olympian vision makes design cut
The Downswing Golf BlogBid finalists to design the venue for golf’s return to the Olympics in 2016 are to be named today in Rio de Janeiro, with such high-wattage teams as Jack Nicklaus/Annika Sorenstam and Greg Norman/Lorena Ochoa expected to head the list. For intrigue,... -
Happy 82nd birthday, Arnold Palmer
The Downswing Golf BlogOne thing that Arnold Palmer apparently is finding easier as he adds another year to his personal timeline: Shoot his age. “If there’s one thing I can still do,” Palmer told Golf Channel’s Morning Drive program, “I can... -
Franco Harris loses job for comments supporting Joe Paterno
The Fabulous ForumFranco Harris' comments in support of now-fired Penn State coach Joe Paterno cost him his job with The Meadows Racetrack & Casino.... -
Bobblehead Dad: Finding My John Hancock
TribLocal - EvanstonI have to admit, it's really an odd, new experience to be asked to sign a book. The only other time I've ever written in …...
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