Snedeker Sees Glimmer in Open After Tough Round
Brandt Snedeker fought to stay in the British Open at Royal Lytham as a late surge eyed a claret jug shot. After a 3-over 73, he kept hope with two late birdies, drawing on past Masters heartbreak and noting guts and resilience amid a day of misfires and bunker woes.
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Scott Keeps Major Hopes Alive At Pebble Beach Showdown
Scott, appearing poised after a late surge, birdied the 8th and 10th and parred early, while Snedeker endured a bogey-free start that ended with a three-putt bogey. McDowell closed strong with birdies on 13 and 14 and a 15-foot birdie on 17 as Woods watched.
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Woods falters as Open title chance slips away
Tiger Woods rallies to par 70 but sits five behind leader Adam Scott at Royal Lytham. He closed the day four behind Brandt Snedeker and Graeme McDowell, with Scott two ahead after a long day of swings and misses. Woods eyed a final-round charge but must overcome a four-year major drought.
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Lahiri Makes Open Debut First Hole in One at British Open
Anirban Lahiri, 25, aced the par-3 No. 9 from 150 yards on his British Open debut, first hole in one of 2012, amid family and crowd acclaim. He shot 70 to stay at par as two Indians reach a major weekend together, signaling golf growth in India.
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