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When minors won majors
While the World’s two best golfers struck out in the quest for prestigious hardware; few fans can remember who actually won this year’s big four tournaments
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Golf's global village
Organizers of Asian Amateur Championship establishing new frontiers and growing the sport in places where it never existed before
Tricky test for Tiger
Kingston Heath layout means sold-out crowd will watch Woods play “old-style golf”
Kerr leads LPGA to win at 3-Tour Challenge
American shoots 4-under 32 on back nine to lead women's tour trio past teams from the PGA and Champions circuits
McIlroy says he'll join U.S. tour
Youngster from Northern Ireland wants to leave the European Tour to help him move up the world ranking
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Weir falls short
Bright's Grove, Ont. had hopes of defending his Frys.com Open title this weekend but fell short despite tying course record of 61
English hitting their form
Lee Westwood and Justin Rose have been underachievers on the linx so far but during Sunday's Portugal Masters they showed why they are both destined to win a major