Hingis steps forward in comeback at Rogers Cup
Martina Hingis, returning from ankle surgery, beat Clarisa Fernandez 6 4 6 2 at the Rogers Cup to reach the quarterfinals. She won her second match at the $1.224 million event and earned a U S Open wild card as she chases back the No. 1 ranking.
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Furyk and Funk take lead in PGA Championship
Furyk and Funk shot 68 to share the first round lead at Hazeltine as Tiger Woods and Ernie Els chased. Furyk, a Ponte Vedra Beach neighbor of Funk, seek his first major while Funk, unqualified for the first three majors, surged with clutch putts and a late birdie run.
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Daly and Leonard Qualify for Canadian Open at Angus Glen
John Daly and Justin Leonard confirmed to join the field for the September 28 Canadian Open at Angus Glen Golf Club. Other entrants include Mike Weir Phil Mickelson Vijay Singh Jesper Parnevik Charles Howell and defending champion Scott Verplank. Daly leads the tour in driving distance and ranks high in eagles this season.
Golden makes 66-foot eagle to lead Canadian Women's Open
Kate Golden eagled from 66 feet after trusting a practice note as she shot a 5-under 67 to lead the opening round in Vaudreuil Dorion. Mi Hyun Kim sits one behind after a bogey-free 68 as several Canadians struggle in the field.
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64th seed upsets top amateur in match play
Garth Collings of Winnipeg, seeded 64th, defeats Lee Curry of Kemptville Ontario in the first round of match play at the Canadian Men's Amateur. Collings advances to face Greg Breen of Hampton New Brunswick in Friday’s morning round of 32 after earning a late path from a 10 player playoff.
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Hampton
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