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In progress: 2-time U.S. Open champ in peril

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Donald sets the pace in FloridaEngland’s Luke Donald leads after the first round of the Honda Classic following a six under par 64 at Palm Beach Gardens in Florida.

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Donald leads by 1 after Honda Classic first round A bogey-free 64 gave Luke Donald a one-shot lead over Brian Davis and a two-shot edge on Matt Jones after the first round of the Honda Classic.

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Ochoa takes one-stroke lead in Singapore Top-ranked Lorena Ochoa began her season by shooting six birdies to take a one-stroke lead after Thursday’s first round of the inaugural US$2 million (?1.33 million) HSBC Women’s Champions tournament in Singapore. Ochoa, of Mexico, conceded no bogeys to finish 6-under 66 at Asia’s richest women’s golf event […]

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New Pitch for Mickelson, Just for Laughs Phil Mickelson’s barbed sense of humor, usually confined to P.G.A. Tour locker rooms, will be on display in a new batch of golf themed television ads.

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Monty makes slow start in IndiaColin Montgomerie cards an opening round of 74 at the Johnnie Walker Classic, seven shots behind the leaders.

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Rankings: Top 20 players on PGA Tour Phil Mickelson isn’t gaining on you know who. But he’s fighting off K.J. Choi for No. 2 in Sports Xchange’s rankings.

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With player input, PGA revises new cut policy The PGA Tour amended its divisive cut policy, giving players on the cut line one more day of competition to separate themselves from the bottom of the pack.

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Tiger’s perfect season still alive An undefeated Tour season? Impossible, right? After Tiger’s 3rd straight win, Golfweek says it’s time to talk perfection.

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Too early to talk Tiger perfection (AP) The closest anyone came to a perfect season on the PGA Tour was Ben Hogan. He won every major championship he played in 1953, and every official tournament he entered except for the Seminole Pro-Am Invitational, where he tied for second. Then […]

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