Whaley Leads LPGA Round at New Rochelle Event
Suzy Whaley shot 69 to grab a one stroke edge over Liz Bailey and Silvia Cavalleri at the LPGA Big Apple Classic in New Rochelle ALA while Afi-Hyun Kim contended with birdie runs and a strong overall round. Whaley, Avon Conn., seeks a PGA Tour start via a sponsor exemption next week at River Highlands.
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New Rochelle
Ala
Suzy Whaley
Kin
Liz Bailey
Silvia Cavalleri
Whaley
Wokagyl Country Club
Avon, Conn
Annika Sorenstam
Worl
TPC
River Highlands
Kim
Low scoring first round at Royal St George's
Open from 61 Royal St George's saw only five players break par the fewest since 1999 at Carnoustie. S K Ho and Fredrik Jacobson shot 70 with Jacobson posting no bogeys amid 35 mph gusts late in the afternoon.
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Royal St. George's
Carnoustie
S.K. Ho
Fredrik Jacobson
Jacobson
Norman Reasserts Form at British Open as Duval and Toms Struggle
Norman, 46, showed flashes of the Shark of old and a return to form amid a brutal wind blown round. Golfer Woods battled rough and penalties while Otto seized the outright lead with steady putting, as several stars failed to break 80 and long history shadowed the links at Carnoustie.
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Toms
Norman
Love
Tom Watson
Charles Howell II
Fred Couples
Gary Evans
Muirfield
Woods
Tiger Woods peers into nerves as Ed Sherman struggles at Royal St George
England-Luke Donald, paired with Tiger Woods, carded five birdies but finished with double bogeys on 17 and 18 to post 76 at Royal St George's. The Northwestern alum spoke of nerves yet called the round memorable as he teamed with Woods and Garcia and eyes Friday action alongside them. Davis Love shot 69 to sit one behind leader Hennie Otto who led with 68.
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Shigeki Maruyama
Jerry Kelly
Phil Mickelson
Mickelson
Otto
South Africa
Rod Pampling
Carnoustie
Norman
Royal St. George’s
Sandwich
England
Luke Donald
Tiger Woods
Donald
Sergio Garcia
Garcia
Davis Love
Ireland
Hennié Otto
Love
Major golf woes hit Els Montgomerie and Watson at Masters
Emin Els struggles to start Masters with 78 after opening 279 and a 66 second round fade. Colin Montgomerie suffers a breakfast mishap, withdraws after 4 over through seven. Tom Watson surrenders potential first round lead with late doubles, cites tough driving on a windless day without his ALS-stricken caddie Bruce Edwards.
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Emin Els
Els
Colin Montgomerie
Montgomerie
Tom Watson
Watson
Bruce Edwards
Edwards
Man in red shirt watches son set Westfield Junior record
Dave Bryan surprised his son Bryan Bryan by arriving to Westfield Group Country Club to witness the 17-year-old shoot a 4 under 67 and break the Westfield Junior PGA Championship 36 hole record while Webb Simpson trailed by four strokes. Bryan’s uncle Emma Cabrera Bello led the girls’ side with a four stroke edge.
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Phillip Bryan
Nave
Mustang
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Westfield Group Country Club
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Westfield
Kent Henson
Dave Phillip
Cleveland
Emma Cabrera-Bello
Westfield Tract
Karen
Dave
Simpson
Lauren Mielbrecht
Cabrera-Bello
Katie Kempter
Albuquerque
Spain
Suksin Lee Wuesthoff
Mielbrecht
Gabrera-Bello
Ireland
Han Targets PGA Event After Junior Championship Rise
Seung-Su Han, 16, from Chino Hills California, qualified for next week's PGA event at TPC Highlands in Cromwell Connecticut after earning the 2002 AJGA Polo Player of the Year honor. The amateur faces Phil Mickelson and a $4 million purse on a 6820 yard course while chasing rewards beyond prize money. Local results list Avon Lake's Dan Rush, Springfield's Chip Kauckey, Reynoldsburg's Wyatt Worthington II, and Marysville's Carty Truitt leading Ohio and Buckeye state competitors with scores ranging from 70 to 159.
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Westfield
Seung-Su Han
Ching Hills
Calif
TPC of Highlands
Cromwell
Conn
Phil Mickelson
Golfweek Magazine
Hartford
Avon Lake
Dan Rush
Hudson
Hillery Wison
Paramore Leads AP Ohio Amateur Going Into Final Round
Paramore shoots 68 to lead by one over defending champ Kevin Kornowa with 18 holes left in the Ohio Amateur. Kornowa also carded 68 while Paramore's 68 and 77 give him an even par 213. Martino sits 8 back at 221 after a 75.
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Steve Paramore
Ohio
Paramore
Kevin Kornowa
Kornowa
Sylvania
University of Toledo
North Ridgeville
Matt Martino
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