Webb wins Open with breakthrough five stroke margin
Karrie Webb battles wind and pressure to win the Women’s Open by five strokes, sharing praise with Tiger Woods as she eyes the LPGA Championship. She earns 500,000 dollars and 250,000 bonus, moving closer to a modern grand slam while the Hall of Fame awaits after a year of seven titles.
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Webb eyes LPGA single season mark as Kerr holds lead
LPGA star bets on record earnings this year while aiming to win two majors. Betsy King, a two time U S Open champion, suffers a back injury on the second hole and posts a 82 while Kerr notes fate in top talents. King finishes 14 over tied for 46th after treatment and a late rally.
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Tiger Woods dominates Open with 19 under record pace
Tiger Woods cruised to the Open title finishing 19 under par after a final round 68. David Duval pushed early but Woods seized control with four birdies in the first seven holes and never relinquished the lead. Ernie Els and Thomas Bjorn tied for second as Woods eyes PGA glory and a historic major haul.
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Faxon defends B C Open title with 18 under 270
Brad Faxon fired his third 68 of the week to finish 18 under at Endicott and edge Esteban Toledo by one stroke, becoming the first repeat champion in B C Open history. Faxon built a four shot lead, then held off Toledo’s late rally as a tense final round unfolded with water hazards and clutch birdies.
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Morgan sets record with Instinet win
Morgan wins the Instinet event at Jasna Polana with a tournament record 18 under and 96 final round, capturing his 17th senior title. He led the last 12 holes and finished two strokes ahead of Bruce Fleisher and Jurgen Matt. Defending champ Tom Jenkins was one shot back. Arnold Palmer played his 1000th PGA Senior Tour event with a 73.
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