Nick Watney matches course record with 64, takes early lead in HSBC Champions By DOUG FERGUSON AP Golf Writer SHANGHAI November 5, 2009 (AP) The Associated Press Post a Comment Nick Watney of the U.S. hits the ball at 15th... [read full story]
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No one can use a long winter's break quite like Phil Mickelson. No one should be more excited to get back. The last three tournaments that featured Mickelson and Tiger Woods were enough to get anyone excited about 2010, which...
The last three tournaments that featured Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods were enough to get anyone excited about 2010, which very well could turn into a colossal battle between the world’s best two players, one that has been...
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