Tiger Woods Eagle Sparks Open Drama At Pebble Beach
Open leaderboard shows Erus Eis and Phil Mickelson two strokes back after Goosen shoots 69 tying for third with nine behind Tiger Woods who eagled the final hole to reach 73. Maruyama misses, Singh falters with 77, and the field notes a tough 189-yard seventh hole while a TV window at 12:39 to 7 pm airs updates.
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Rete Goosen
Tust
Errus Eis
Phil Michelson
Goosen
Mickelson
Hmariyama
Maruyama
Tee Times Snapshot From Morning Schedule
Morning golf card lists players and start times including Weswood Hdende Tenaka at 11 40 am Pat Perez Joy Haas 19350 am Mark Caravecciea Robert Hoon Spike McRoy Ta Petrone Seny Kelly 2 5 Hass 250 pm Frea Furk Pat Mickelson 3 pm Emress Rebef Goosen.
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Pat Perez
Joy Haas
Mark Caravecciea
Robert Hoon
Spike McRoy
Ta Petronetein
Seny Kelly
Hass
Frea Furk
Pat Mickelson
Emress
Rebef Goosen
Redan at Shinnecock Tests U S Open Leaders
At Shinnecock Hills the 189-yard seventh hole dubbed Redan dominates the third round as wind and a firm green wreck scores. Mickelson Maruyama and Maggert strive for the lead while players complain about the brutal hole and several bogeys.
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N.Y
Shinnecock Hills
Redan
Ernie Els
Phil Mickelson
Shigeki Maruyama
Ted
Jeff Maggert
Rodan
Maruyama
Mickelson
Tiger Woods
Russia
Walter Driver
Greens
Woods caps bad day with eagle at U S Open final round hope
Tiger Woods posted a 3 over 73 at Shinnecock Hills to sit 4 over 214 through five holes, nine behind the leader. He hit an 106 foot eagle on the 18th with a sand wedge, easing pressure as rivals discussed his form and pace of play amid lingering questions about his decline.
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West
Frank
Charles Howell II
Southampton
N.Y
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Shinnecock Hills
Butch Harmon
Harmon
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Hoch
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Kresge
Els
Goosen
Bintie
Southern Hills
Mark Brooks
Shigeki Maruyama
Fred Funk
Retief
Fred Funk Surprises U S Open Crowd with Lead
At 48 years old Fred Funk led the U S Open midway, three strokes back after a 5 under stretch, praising fans and joking about course conditions he called silly. He closed with a 72 and criticized greens while maintaining a traveling attitude to enjoy the moment.
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Southampton
N.Y
Fred Funk
Mark
Long
Funk
Fank
Goosen Edges Brooks in Open Rally at Shinnecock Hills
Retief Goosen, facing late pressure, held firm as Shinnecock Hills tested the field. Tiger Woods salvaged pride with an eagle finish, while Shigeki Maruyama and Tim Clark posted strong rounds amid tough conditions.
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