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Kaymer and Kingston lead
ARLANDASTAD (Sweden): German Martin Kaymer and South African James Kingston take a three-shot lead into today's Scandinavian Masters final round.
Kingston set the target of seven-under-par with a three-under 67 yesterday and Kaymer, leading the South African by a stroke overnight when sharing first place, matched the 203 aggregate with a 68.
The pair head Britons Paul Broadhurst, who equalled the Arlandastad course record 64 early in the afternoon, and Nick Dougherty (69) and Finn Mikko Ilonen (67).
Both leaders have been on the brink of winning on the European Tour without finishing off the job, Kaymer as recently as 10 weeks ago.
The promising 22-year-old German, in his rookie year, shared the lead the Wales Open in June after three rounds but faded to 14th place. |
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Flanagan wins 3rd Nationwide Tour title to earn PGA Tour promotion
ROCHESTER,N.Y. (AP) |
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best pulak main golf semalam -
thanks to jaswant --
yang banyak mengajar saya --
nanti kena gi main lagi ye!! -- |
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Reply #423 dexa's post
No problem Dex.
Nice meeting you and glad you enjoyed the game. |
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Reply #424 JustWant2Know's post
next time training kat driving range ye --
weekend or evening okay juga
some time in september prolly --
we shall see -
u played well -
laju aje bola tu eh -- |
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Golf / The Barclays classic: Inaugural US PGA series kicks off
HARRISON (New York): The US$7 million Barclays Classic that started yesterday will launch the US PGA Tour抯 much-publicised, if little understood, FedEx Cup playoff series.
World No 1 Tiger Woods won抰 be among those teeing off at Westchester Country Club |
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ASIAN TOUR BACK IN TOWN FOR THIRD BRUNEI OPEN
BandarSeriBegawan, Brunei, August 25: Brunei Tourism Board is once moreproud tobe organising Brunei抯 only Asian Tour sanctioned professionalgolftournament, the third Brunei Open to be held from August 30 朣eptember2 at the superb Jack Nicklaus designed fairways of themagnificentEmpire Hotel and Country Club, host venue and officialhotel for theevent.
The US$300,000 tournament, with thedefending championeager to return, will bring to Brunei a field ofover 150 of Asia抯finest professional golfers, promising a highly exciting level of play.
Heldin conjunction with His Majesty抯the Sultan and Yang Di Pertuan ofBrunei 61st Birthday, the Brunei Open provides our golf loving nationwith an international caliber event that ads to the festive mood of theactivities packed Royal Birthday celebrations.
As part ofBrunei Tourism抯 initiatives to help propel the 揔ingdom of UnexpectedTreasures |
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Eye on the Tiger
NORTON (Massachusetts): Steve Stricker (pic) will start this week's Deutsche Bank Championship outside Boston at the head of the FedEx Cup points standings and with one eye firmly fixed on Tiger Woods.
American Stricker ended a six-year title drought on Sunday with a two-shot victory at the Barclays Classic, the first event in the PGA Tour's lucrative four-tournament season finale.
Stricker's first success since the 2001 WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship in Australia lifted him above Woods in the FedEx Cup pecking order, the world number one having taken last week off to recharge his batteries.
揑'm in a great position now but there's still a long way to go and we all know who is coming back this week, |
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Singapore to host top LPGA stars
SINGAPORE: Singapore will host the inaugural US$2mil Women's Champions tournament early next year, organisers announced yesterday.
The LPGA sanctioned event, modelled on the men's Champions tournament played in Shanghai since 2005 and which has come to be known as 揂sia's Major |
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Boston event ready for the Tiger factor
NORTON (Massachusetts): Tiger Woods' presence at any golf tournament is a rubber-stamped guarantee to drive up the television ratings and this week's Deutsche Bank Championship outside Boston will be no exception.
The world number one returns to action at the TPC Boston after missing last week's Barclays Classic, the first event in the PGA Tour's lucrative four-tournament season finale.
Television ratings plummeted at the Barclays with an exhausted Woods opting out after winning back-to-back titles at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational and the PGA Championship in sapping heat.
揕et's be honest about it, there's only one person that really matters in this playoff system and that's Tiger Woods, |
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Warren finds form to lead at Gleneagles
GLENEAGLES: Briton Marc Warren, the 2006 European Rookie of the Year, shrugged off indifferent form to take a one-shot advantage in the Johnnie Walker Championship first round on Thursday.
The 26-year-old Scot fired an eight-under 65 to lead Nicolas Colsaerts of Belgium.
It was a welcome boost for Warren, who has missed the cut 14 times in 21 starts this season, including the last two weeks at the Dutch Open and the Scandinavian Masters where he was the holder.
揕ast year I won, played in the World Cup and finished fifth at the Champions Tournament (in Shanghai), |
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Reply #404 JustWant2Know's post
i layan jugak kay.. this show..
next one in oct, if x silap |
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sampai nyer hati x ajak kiter pun... |
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Reply #433 flames's post
kat kl ke sekarang --
ha - nanti contact jaswant -
boleh arrange lagi -
boleh gi sama2 - |
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Colombian goes two shots clear as big names struggle
NORTON (Massachusetts): Colombian Camilo Villegas upstaged the game's biggest names by signing off with successive birdies to forge two strokes clear in the Deutsche Bank Championship first round on Friday.
The 25-year-old rolled in a 12-footer at the 17th and narrowly missed a long-range eagle putt at the last before tapping in for a sparkling eight-under 63.
Villegas, bidding for a maiden PGA Tour title in his second full season on the circuit, ended a blustery day at the TPC Boston two strokes clear of Canada's Mike Weir and American Ryan Moore.
Swede Henrik Stenson opened with a 66 to finish level with compatriot Fredrik Jacobson, Americans Heath Slocum and Brett Wetterich, and Australian Steve Elkington.
World number one and defending champion Tiger Woods, back in action after a two-week break, returned a 72 after running up a double-bogey six at the fourth where he needed three shots to escape a greenside bunker.
[table=314][tr][td] [/td][/tr][tr][td]Rough day: Tiger Woods gestures after hitting out of a bunker during the first round of the Deutsche Bank Championship on Friday. Colombian Camilo Villegas (inset) has a two-shot lead. |
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Le Vesconte stretches lead to four strokes
BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN: Australia's Adam Le Vesconte enjoyed a blistering finish to stretch his overnight lead to four shots at the US$300,000 Brunei Open yesterday.
Le Vesconte, bidding for his second Asian Tour title, birdied two of his last three holes en route to a three-under 68 at the Empire Hotel and Country Club. He leads Taiwan's Lu Wen-teh and the in-form Tony Lascuna of the Philippines, who both fired matching 66s.
Lin Wen-tang, also from Taiwan, is fourth, six off the lead after battling to a 71 while compatriot and titleholder Wang Ter-chang also carded a 71 to lie nine back.
On a sun-kissed day, Le Vesconte, who led by three at the halfway stage after shooting a pair of 65s, parred his opening 10 holes before nailing his first birdie on the 11th.
With the chasing pack closing in, he sunk a crucial 25-foot birdie putt at the par-three 16th before rolling in another eight-footer on the last for a comfortable lead.
揑t wasn't quite solid as in the first two days as I didn't make many putts. I hit a few wayward shots but got away with some up and downs for pars a couple of times, |
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Briton Wakefield defies Saturday jinx
GLENEAGLES (Scotland): Britain's Simon Wakefield chipped in at the last hole to grab a share of the Johnnie Walker Championship third-round lead alongside Swede Fredrik Andersson-Hed yesterday.
A closing birdie in strong afternoon winds gave Wakefield a level-par 73 for a nine-under tally of 210, the same mark as Andersson-Hed who compiled a blemish-free 66 in less arduous morning conditions.
The pair were a stroke in front of 2006 European rookie of the year Marc Warren of Britain (73).
Wakefield said on Friday, when he shared the second-round lead with Frenchman Thomas Levet, that he could never perform well on Saturdays.
But in winds gusting up to 25mph, the 33-year-old Englishman battled to end his jinx.
揟he wind was unbelievable at times, |
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Woods reka padang golf
Susunan NOR FAIZAH MOHAMED
PEMAIN sensasi dunia, Tiger Woods tidak pernah berhasrat untuk memecahkan rekod Jack Nicklaus - sekurang-kurangnya bukan di luar kehijauan padang golf.
Hanya dua hari selepas mengumpul kejuaraan ke-13 dalam kariernya di PGA (Persatuan Golf Profesional) pada 12 Ogos lalu, Woods mendedahkan bahawa dia kini merancang untuk mewujudkan padang golf di Carolina Utara, Amerika Syarikat (AS).
Ini adalah projek pertama Woods di AS dan kedua secara keseluruhan selepas secara rasminya menjalankan aktiviti pembangunan padang golf di Dubai.
Ketika pemain nombor satu dunia itu meneruskan kecemerlangan dalam mengatasi rekod 18 kejuaraan milik Nicklaus, Woods sedar dia tidak mampu menyaingi jumlah padang golf yang dicipta pemain bergelar the Golden Bear itu.
揝aya tak akan reka padang golf sebanyak Jack, |
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Reply #433 flames's post
Flames,
Sorry...i tak ingat bila you ada kat KL. Are you still around?
And I've been away for the last one week...tak sempat nak bukak forum pun..lagipun ni baru sampai rumah...
Call me...I believe you have my number..
Talk to you soon! |
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Warren wins in play-off
GLENEAGLES (Scotland): Scotland's Marc Warren beat England's Simon Wakefield in a play-off to win the Johnnie Walker Championship here yesterday.
One shot off the lead overnight, Warren sank an eight-foot birdie putt on the 18th green to close with a four-under 69 and join Wakefield at 12 under.
The Englishman, playing in the final group, then had a ten-foot birdie putt of his own which would have secured the |
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Post time 19-8-2007 10:25 AM
Post time 21-8-2007 05:24 AM
