Pampling tops Memorial in late surge for lead
Australian Hla-Rod Pampling roared back with a 4-under 68 on Saturday at the Memorial, including a 9-iron birdie from three feet. He carries a three-shot edge over Adam Scott and Sean O'Hair into Sunday, as Scott faltered late and Tiger Woods struggled to gain traction.
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Ochoa Holds Lead Amid Rain at Ginn Tribute
Lorena Ochoa shot a 2 under 70 to stay three ahead at the Ginn Tribute in Mount Pleasant as heavy rains disrupted play. She finished at 1 under 205, with Nicole Castrale four behind and Annika Sorenstam returning from injury at 2 over. Ochoa eagled the ninth, chipped in on 12, then bogeyed 16 and 17 after a weather delay, keeping her edge for Sunday.
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Wales Open leads share after third round at Roman Road
Bradley Dredge and Martin Kaymer share the third round lead at 10 under par after firing 65s. Kaymer bogeyed the last two holes. Denmark’s Mads Vibe Hastrup and South Africa’s Richard Steme sit one stroke back after rounds of 68 and 64.
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Haas tops Boeing Championship with 13 under after 2 rounds
Jay Haas shot a bogey-free 65 to lead the Boeing Championship by one stroke at 13 under after 36 holes at Sandestin. Tom Purtzer matched a 68 while Eduardo Romero and others trailed, with Roberts and Bryant at 10 under after late pars and a double bogey dampening the final stretch.
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Stanford storms to NCAA golf title by 12 strokes
Stanford wins the NCAA men’s golf championship by 12 strokes at the Golden Horseshoe, finishing 1 under to cap a season of steady improvement under coach Conrad Ray. Jamie Lovemark of USC claimed the individual title with a 9-under 271, beating Clemson’s Kyle Stanley by two and Stanford’s Rob Grube by three.
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