Mellroy wins PGA Championship by record eight strokes
Rory McIlroy dominates Kiawah Island to win the PGA Championship by eight strokes, finishing 13 under 275. He seals back-to-back majors following last year’s U S Open, becoming the youngest two major winner since Ballesteros and reclaiming world No 1. Ian Poulter and Justin Rose share third, while Tiger Woods fades. Davis Love II awaits captain picks for Ryder Cup.
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Kraft Wins Pro-Am Comeback at Garden City Event
Former U.S. Amateur champion Kraft rallied from a slow start to beat Mason in a dramatic finish. Kraft birdied 11 and 14, bogeyed 15, then closed with birdies on 17 and 18 for his first pro win. Mason tied Kraft on 72 but missed a tying par putt. Notes honor Dr. Meyers, founder NBICU, inducted into the Pro-Am Hall of Fame amid community support.
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Amateur Tie at the top signals strong play
Iowa Western Community College golf coach Schiffelbein praised his team for hitting many greens as they posted high birdie counts over two days. The squad, led by Gielow Atha Wilkinson Johnson, finished third at 23 under as three groups tied for second at 22 under and three at 21 under.
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U S thwart Spain to claim gold in tight Olympic finale
The United States held off Spain 107 to 100 in London to win Olympic gold as Carmelo Anthony and James Harden led a resilient comeback. Pau Gasol scored 24 for Spain, which pushed the U.S. to the brink before James ignited late to seal the victory.
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