Gustafson leads Women’s British Open with 71
Gustafson shot 71 to extend her lead to seven strokes over Meg Mallon and Kathryn Marshall as Karrie Webb incurred a two stroke penalty on the first hole for dropping from a sprinkler head. Webb finished second group in fourth place while Mallon and Marshall closed strong with late birdies.
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Sophie Gustafson
Sweden
Karrie Webb
Gustafson
Meg Mallon
Kathryn Marshall
Scotland
Webb
Mallon
Canada
Marshall
Grant England
Royal Birkdale
Michelle McGann
Royal Lytham
Juli Inkster
Inkster
Atlanta
Watson Ends PGA Bid In Hopeful Weekend Run
Otisville Ky AP Tom Watson a 50 year old Senior PGA Tour golfer shot 65 on Saturday but despite a late surge he remains far behind Tiger Woods in the Valhalla PGA Championship. He chipped in for birdie and made long birdie putts but did not overcome the early deficit. Watson reflects on a career without a PGA title in majors and notes his continued competitive drive against younger players. He was invited due to lack of other qualification and plans to keep competing on the senior circuit.
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Otisville
Tom Watson
Tiger Woods
Watson
John Mahaffey
Jerry Pate
PGA
Valhalla
Jack Nicklaus
Woods
Russ Cochran
Jose Maria Olazabel
Franklin Langham
Hundredth U S Amateur at Baltusrol Fields 312 entries
Baltusrol Golf Club hosts the 100th U S Amateur with 312 entrants including sons of PGA pros. David Gossett, the 1999 champ, does not defend. Leading hopefuls include Ben Curtis, Matt Kuchar, Bryce Mulder, Aaron Baddeley, and Luke Donald, as well as PGA bloodline contenders Stadler Weibring Miller Floyd Jr. The event runs seven days from stroke play through match play on Baltusrol upper course.
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Pringfield
N.J
U.S
Baltusrol Golf Club
Baltusrol
David Gossett
Gossett
Sung Yoon Kim
South Korea
Pebble Beach
Tiger Woods
PGA
Kevin Stadler
Englewood
Colo
Craig Stadler
Matt Weibring
Calif
NBC
Johnny Miller
Ray Floyd Jr
New York
Raymond Floyd
Ben Curtis
Matt Kuchar
Bryce Mulder
United States
Aaron Baddeley
Australia
Luke Donald
England
Curtis
Kent
Ohio
South Carolina
Baddeley
Greg Norman
Colin Montgomerie
Kuchar
Molder
Georgia Tech
Snead lends name to plan for Braxton County course
Braxton County developer John Skidmore teams with golf legend Sam Snead to build an 18 hole Sam Snead signature golf course near Flatwoods. The project on 180 to 185 acres aims to lure upscale visitors and include a residential community with construction possibly starting in late fall or spring and a hoped opening before 2002. Snead, pro emeritus at The Greenbrier, could boost a proposed West Virginia golf trail similar to Alabama's Robert Trent Jones Trail.
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Braxton County
John Skidmore
Sam Snead
West Virginia
Skidmore
America
Flatwoods
Snéad
Jack
Greenbrier
John Rader
State Development Office
Natural Resources
Alabama
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Tazewell Virginia
Tazewell
Farley’s
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Athens Road
Princeton
E Tran
Watercraft
Ouglag Portin Ince
Brick Street
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