Tiger Woods Narrowly Misses Major Record At Masters
Tiger Woods opened with a 62 attempt at a major record but missed the final birdie, finishing near the lead as Stephan Ames and Geoff Ogilvy bogeyed. Weather hovered at 104 degrees with 34 percent humidity as Woods’s bid sparked TV coverage and a flood of pairings and round-by-round notes.
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Woods tops midway at PGA with record-tying 63
Tiger Woods fired an eightbirdie onebogey 63 to lead the PGA Championship at Southern Hills by two shots at the midway point. He downplayed the round as a statement, while rivals wondered how to slow him as the field chased.
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Austin Sees Two Day Stumble In PGA Championship
Woody Austin sits fifth at 2 under 138 after two rounds at Southern Hills with five birdies, none from long putts, as nerves and a weak stroke hamper his scoring. Bubba Watson chips to the 13th green and Brandt Snedeker endures 101-degree heat while other pros struggle to make the cut.
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Blumenherst advances to U S Women’s Am semifinal at Crooked Stick
Amanda Blumenherst, Duke’s NCAA champion, defeats Jennie Lee 5 and 4 to reach the semifinals in Carmel Indiana. She faces 15-year-old Kimberly Kim who beat Jennifer Song in 21 holes. Uribe upsets Mina Harigae 5 and 4 while Ha Na Jang beats Alexis Thompson 6 and 4.
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Woods opens big lead at Southern Hills amid major chase
Tiger Woods shot 62 after a dramatic back nine surge to reach the lead at the PGA Championship at Southern Hills. Geoff Ogilvy, Ernie Els, Geoff Ogilvy and others chased as Woods moved atop a crowded leaderboard with a 63 in the previous round and a potential record-tying performance in the weekend.
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