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Argentina's Angel Cabrera soared 51 places to 18th in golf's world rankings yesterday after securing his second major victory at The Masters. The 39-year-old became the lowest-ranked player to win the green jacket since the rankings began in 1986. Cabrera's triumph also helped him leap 145 positions to third in the European Tour's inaugural Race to Dubai, behind leader Geoff Ogilvy of Australia and Britain's ...
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BUENOS AIRES, Argentina – Masters winner Angel Cabrera showed off the newest addition to his wardrobe for the admiring hometown crowd that welcomed him back to Argentina. “Green suits me,” Cabrera said on Tuesday, smiling and sporting the Masters jacket he earned as the first champion from South America. Two days after winning the Masters on the second hole of a three-way playoff at Augusta ...
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Angel Cabrera did more than win the Masters on Sunday. He also punched the first ticket to the 2009 PGA Grand Slam of Golf this fall in Bermuda. Cabrera, of course, also won the 2007 PGA Grand Slam. AUGUSTA, Ga. -- Masters champion Angel Cabrera, who captured his first Green Jacket at Augusta National Golf Club on ...
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Argentina's Angel Cabrera won his second major championship with a nerve-jangling playoff victory at the U.S. Masters on Sunday, becoming the first South American to claim the prized Green Jacket. The 2007 U.S. Open champion edged out Americans Kenny Perry and Chad Campbell at Augusta National as he clinched his second PGA Tour title with a par ...
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AUGUSTA, Ga. — In other news, Angel Cabrera won the Masters on Sunday. He wasn’t The Show; he was, in fact, a couple of hours late for the Phil Mickelson-Tiger Woods lollapalooza that, for much of the afternoon, channelled Jack Nicklaus and Tom Watson from Turnberry in 1977 — their own Duel in the Sun, with the ...
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2009 Masters Field Players Robert Allenby (Australia) (14, 16, 17, 18) Stephen Ames (Canada) (14, 17, 18) Stuart Appleby (Australia) (10, 14, 16, 17) Aaron Baddeley (Australia) (17) Briny Baird (16) Angel Cabrera (Argentina) (2, 17) Chad Campbell (14, 16) Michael Campbell (New Zealand) (2) Paul Casey (England) (10, 17, 18) K.J. Choi (Korea) (14, 16, 17, 18) Stewart Cink (10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18) Tim Clark (South Africa) (16, 17, 18) Fred Couples (1) Ben Crenshaw (1) Ben ...
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