David Micheluzzi holed his final approach for a closing eagle to finish off a 6-under 64 and take a one-shot lead at the Asian-Pacific Amateur Championship.Micheluzzi, the 13th-ranked amateur in the world who hails from Australia, carved up Sentosa Golf Club in Singapore in his first appearance in the championship. He holds a slim lead over three players, including 2015 winner Jin Cheng from China."I have been working on my pitching the last couple weeks, and it was just a perfect shot," Micheluzzi said of his pitching wedge on No. 18. "Obviously it is just the first round of the tournament, but it is always good to be up in the lead."Australia's Min Woo Lee is among a group of players tied for fifth, two shots back after shooting rounds of 4-under 66 in the opening round on the Tanjong Course.This is the 10th edition of the Asia-Pacific Amateur, with the winner receiving an invitation to the 2019 Masters and The Open next summer at Royal Portrush. The runner-up and all players tied for second will receive spots in the Open Qualifying Series. Past champions include Hideki Matsuyama (2010 and 2011), Guan Tianlang (2012) and Curtis Luck (2016).
Co-leaders Rahm, Palmer taste the rainbow at Zurich Classic It was an extra sweet day at the Zurich Classic for Jon Rahm and Ryan Palmer, who fired an 8-under 64 to take a share of the 54-hole lead.
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United States Ryder Cup captain Jim Furyk defended his decision to play Phil Mickelson in the foursomes on the opening day of the Ryder Cup on Friday and also dismissed concerns that Tiger Woods might be hindered by back issues.
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Jessica Korda is a power player with an improving touch. It's making her a more consistently formidable threat. With a 5-under-par 67 Friday, Korda moved atop the leaderboard at the Mediheal Championship at Lake Merced Golf Club outside San Francisco.
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Streb wins Web.com Tour Finals opener in playoff By Associated Press August 26, 2018 5:33 pm COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Robert Streb won the Web.com Tour Finals-opening Nationwide Children's Hospital Championship on Sunday to regain full PGA Tour status, beating Peter Malnati with a par on the first hole of a playoff.
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Ariya Jutanugarn at home in LPGA Thailand, facing all-star field BY Randall Mell — February 20, 2019 at 10:21 AM Nine of the top 10 players in the world are teeing it up this week at the Honda
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The equipment tweak Tiger Woods made to take advantage of the thin air in Mexico—and why it's a smart move Tiger Woods boosted the loft on his 3-wood from 13 degrees to 15 degrees.
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Burns: One eye on Tour status, another on Tiger. By Rex Hoggard. March 10, 2018 at 7:50 PM. Getty Images PALM HARBOR, Fla. - Sam Burns will get another shot at Tiger Woods, although Sunday's
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- Although his intention was never to cheat, Adam Schenk acknowledged Saturday that he and caddie Mark Carens did violate the new caddie alignment rule that resulted in a two-stroke penalty
Scott Dell was killed after drinking a lethal cocktail of white wine laced with antifreeze in 1995. Mrs. Dell gave birth to a son, the only child fathered by Mr. Dell. The agreement sent
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After recent controversies, the USGA'a Mike Davis said Wednesday he has made an effort for better communication with PGA Tour players. USGA Mike Davis Working on Better Communication with Players
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Michelle Wie missed the cut at the recent ANA Inspiration. had won the year before — because of pain in her hand. In March, Wie had to withdraw from another attempted comeback at the Kia
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Wie (hand) withdraws from Kia, unsure about ANA Inspiration Tue, 03/26/2019 - 01:23 Michelle Wie isn't ready yet to give her surgically repaired right hand another test.
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World No. 1 Justin Rose will make his 2019 debut this week without his longtime caddie by his side, as Mark Fulcher prepares to undergo heart surgery in New York.
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