Fortysomethings Dominate PGA Tour Yet Majors Remain Tough
The PGA Tour saw a September sweep by players aged 40 and older led by Tommy Armour III's Texas Open win and a record 72 hole score. Yet major championships remain dominated by younger stars as Tiger Woods and Ernie Els rarely compete in those events.
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Sam Snead
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Ernie Els
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Kenny Perry
Craig Stadler
Kirk Triplett
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Payne Stewart
Callaway Grabs Top-Flite to Battle Titleist in Ball Market
Callaway Golf bought Top-Flite assets for 174.4 million after a 15 hour auction, giving Callaway three ball plants and new licenses. The move aims to lift Callaway from single digits to mid twenties market share and crown it No 1 equipment maker. Top-Flite's brands and patents boost growth potential while retaining key staff and tour players.
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Chicopee
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Strata
Hogan Apex Tour
Jim Furyk
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Hogan
Lee Trevino
D.A. Weibring
Weibring
Matt
Colin Montgomerie
Larry Dorman
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