Perry wins GMO in Milwaukee in dramatic finish
Ken Perry secures his third win in four starts at the Greater Milwaukee Open finishing 12 under par at Brown Deer Park. Steve Allan Heath Slocum and Brett Quigley trend for first PGA Tour title as Perry seals with a 22-foot birdie on 17 and a clinching 3-foot par save on 18.
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Woods Learns Royal St George’s Tees in Opener
Tiger Woods struggled on his first round at Royal St George’s as he and Charles Howell III fought blind shots and wind on a breezy warm day. He admitted more rounds are needed to learn the links after 18 holes and joked about not remembering some holes.
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England
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Els Wins Scottish Open by Five Strokes at Loch Lomond
Ernie Els shot 2-under 69 to finish 17-under 267 at Loch Lomond, topping Darren Clarke and Phillip Price who tied for second at 272. Gary Murphy shot 67 to place fourth at 274, as Els eyes the British Open at Royal St George's and Tiger Woods looms as the world’s top player.
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Phillip Price
Gary Murphy
Loch Lomond
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Final leaders and purses from the golf event
Kenny Perry leads with $630,000 and series standings reflect $308,000 for Steve Allan and H Slocum, tied at $308,000 for the .66-269 event. Bruce Quigley sits with $168,000 for the .65-270 showing.
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Stebbens Wins Iowa City Amateur In Record Fashion
Jim Stebbens captured the 36-hole Iowa City Men's Senior Amateur with a 1 under par 143 and a 3-under 69 on Sunday at Finkbine Golf Course to set a new tournament record. He became the event’s first two-time champion at 63, ahead of runners up Jerry Horn and Randy Clemens at 150.
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Stadler Cruises to Victory at Senior Players Championship
Craig Stadler won the Senior Players Championship at TPC of Michigan with a 17 under 271 total after a 66 round. He finished three strokes ahead of Tom Kite Jim Thorpe and Tom Watson as Kite posted eight birdies and an eagle before a weather delay. Stadler, 50, claimed his first Champions Tour win in his fourth event.
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Senior Players Championship Purses Top Stadler Wins
Craig Stadler earns $375 000 as senior players title winner with final score .66-271 while Tom Kite and Jim Thorpe each take $183 000 at .66-274 and Tom Watson also earns $183 000 at .70-274.
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Birdie finish gives Daniel Canadian Open golf title
Beth Daniel, 46, birdies the last two holes in rain to win the Canadian Women's Open by one stroke over Juli Inkster. Daniel finishes at 13 under 275 for her 33rd career win and first since 1995 at Point Grey Golf Club in Vancouver.
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Canadian Women's Open Purses Distributed to Top Finishers
Beth Daniel earned $195000 for finishing .68 275, Juli Inkster took $118169 for .69 276, Grace Park $76019 for .67 279, and Kim Saiki $76019 for .70 279, in the Canadian Women’s Open.
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