- Wednesday, April 15, 2009, 16:32
- Featured
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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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- Wednesday, April 15, 2009, 16:29
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AUGUSTA, Ga. – It’s one thing to navigate the 7,435 yards at Augusta National in the final round of the Masters, a harrowing ride of birdies and bogeys with the pressure of a green jacket riding shotgun.
Even more dangerous might be the 100 yards between the 18th green and the clubhouse.
That’s where Fuzzy Zoeller ...
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- Monday, April 13, 2009, 19:43
- LPGA
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MORELIA, Mexico -- Lorena Ochoa wasn’t distracted when the fans chanted her name on only the second hole. She stayed focused on her game, even as the crowd grew to thousands by the end of the day.
But by her last stroke on the 18th hole Sunday, the emotions were too much. The Mexican star had ...
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- Monday, April 13, 2009, 18:33
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AUGUSTA, Ga. – They battled each other as though no one else was playing, and for many of those lucky enough to be at Augusta National on Easter Sunday, no one else was.
Every shot seemed to spark a new roar echoing through the Georgia pines, and every birdie brought new hope that this might be ...
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- Monday, April 13, 2009, 11:26
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AUGUSTA, Ga. – Shingo Katayama is still quite the showman.
It’s just been eight years between performances.
Katayama reprised the carefree style and nifty shot-making – and don’t forget the hat – that first got him noticed outside of Japan. He closed an impressive week at the Masters with a 4-under 68 Sunday, the best score ...
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- Saturday, April 4, 2009, 15:00
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Consider the 10 months between his last major and the next one as an intermission in the incomparable career of Tiger Woods, a break in a seamless act of historic and head-turning moments.
The 12-shot victory in the Masters. Winning the U.S. Open by 15 shots at Pebble Beach.
The “Tiger Slam,” when he won all four majors in 294 days. Not missing a cut in seven ...
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