Veterans share lead as three clubs tie at 13 under
Larry Mize Grant Waite and Scott Hoch tied for the 54 hole lead at 13 under par after a lively back nine surge at the Canon Greater Hartford Open in Cromwell Conn Hoch shot 64 on Saturday while Mize 66 and Waite 65 The trio pulled away late as Hoch put together a closing 64 aided by six birdies and a late birdie on No 18 Browne Duval and Cink were 11 under with Gump back at 8 under Donnie Hammond briefly threatened the course record before fading after No 17
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Cromwell, Conn
Larry Mize
Grant Waite
Scott Hoch
Waite
Mize
No. 11
Hoch
Scott Gump
Olin Browne
David Duval
Stewart Cink
Browne
Duval
Cink
Gump
Donnie Hammond
TPC
River Highlands
Hammond struggles with water on 17th at Greater Hartford Open
Al Hammond shot 67 to sit 204, seven back, after a water-filled back nine including three penalties at the 17th. Len Mattiace aced the 11th for his second PGA Tour ace, while Mattiace, 66, trailed by five as he mourned his mother who died recently.
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Hammond
Len Mattiace
Mattiace
Long Island
Graham tops leaderboard after long layoff at Columbia
David Graham, back from back injury setbacks and a two week self imposed break, shot a 7-under 65 to move into a first place tie with Tom Jenkins after two rounds of the 5 hole tournament in Columbia Maryland. Jenkins and Dill remain in pursuit as others stalk the leaders.
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Columbia
David Graham
Graham
Tom Jenkins
Jenkins
Dill
Lane Equaled Irish Open Course Record In Lead Share
Barry Lane of England matched the Druids Glen course record with a 62 to seize a share of the lead in the Irish Open alongside David Carter who shot 67 for a 207 total. Colin Montgomerie struggled with a sprained ankle. John McHenry on 70 finished one behind. Nick Faldo and Ernie Els also near the top as Woosnam trails.
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Dublin
Ireland
Barry Lane
England
David Carter
Druids Glen
Carter
Lane
Gunder
Colin Montgomerie
John McHenry
Montgomerie
Craig Hainline
Tony Johnstone
Hainline
Johnstone
Zimbabwe
Tan Woosnam
Nick Faldo
Ernie Els
Woosnam
Winds test LPGA leaders at U S Open round two
Pak holds a one stroke lead over Neumann and McKay amid brutal wind on Lake Michigan. Neumann recovers from five bogeys back nine, while McKay drops a double bogey at 17 but stays within two. Chuasiriporn and others struggle as the field fails to finish with red figures.
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Stockton
Gibson
Marsh
Bruce Summerhays
Bob Duval
Hale Irwin
Leonard Thompson
Walter Hall
Pak
Neumann
McKay
Se Ri
Turnberry
Scotland
Pete Dye
Juli Inkster
Meg Mallon
Chris Johnson
Jenny Chuasiriporn
Chuasiriporn
Duke
Dye tests Whistling Straits for Women's Open venue
Golf architect Pete Dye checked out Whistling Straits early, praising its rugged links design near Sheboygan. Isabelle Blais, Quebec-born amateur for Oklahoma, survived the cut finishing 2 over 73, while Annika Sorenstam voiced frustration after a 79 round amid wildfires near LPGA HQ and Daytona Beach evacuation.
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Kohler. Wis
Pete Dye
Blackwolf Run
Whistling Straits
Isabelle Blais
Quebec
Canada
Lover
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