Johnson Fails Final Putt in Dramatic U S Open Loss
Dustin Johnson and fiancée Paulina Gretzky exited Chambers Bay with their son Tatum after a near miss on the 18th green. An 18 hole playoff against Jordan Spieth would have followed if the final putt had dropped. Johnson praised his family and reflected on a heartbreaking finish that kept him from a first major title.
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Spieth wins Augusta in wire to wire victory
Jordan Spieth captured a wire to wire win at Augusta National as Justin Johnson and Jason Day chase. Spieth sealed the title with clutch iron on 18 and a pressure filled final stretch. Day faded with a 74 and Grace tied for fourth with Scott and Smith while Spieth became the youngest to win two majors since Sarazen in 1922.
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Kisner and Eisner Endure U.S. Open Round as Kisner Surges Back
Kisner birdies to reach even par then slips to 1 over after a bogey on the fifth before a sequence of birdies to end the round at 69. Eisner posts a steady 69, narrowly missing a top 10, with Kisner ranking strong in fairways and greens at Chambers Bay as leaders sit around 4 under.
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U S Faces Colombia in World Cup Round of 16 Posturing
The United States women meet Colombia in Edmonton as both teams advance from the group stage. Abby Wambach clash referenced, Alex Morgan cites focus on field while Jill Ellis stresses winning approach. United States eyes third World Cup title, Colombia seeks first knockout win in history.
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Aussies stun Brazil to reach World Cup knockout stage
Kyah Simon, sub for Australia, tapped in the 80th minute to upset Marta and Brazil 1-0 in Moncton. Lydia Williams made six saves as Brazil failed to reach the quarterfinals, while Australia advances to face Japan or the Netherlands in the next round. In Montreal, Delie and Thomis helped France beat South Korea 3-0 to reach the quarterfinals. In Vancouver, Canada beat Switzerland 1-0 as Belanger scored to send the hosts into the quarterfinals against England or Norway.
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