NORTON, Mass. Whether Phil Mickelson will be able to influence U.S. Ryder Cup captain Jim Furyks decision is debatable, but at least he gave himself a chance.Mickelson rolled in a 5-footer for par at his last hole on Saturday, the par-4 ninth, and appears poised to make the cut at the Dell Technologies Championship.Lefty needed to play his last five holes in 2 under par and was 2 over for the week and just inside the cut line when he completed his round.The negative is I really got off to a horrible start and really struggled those first seven or eight holes, and the positive was I was able to fight back from being 5 over for the tournament and get it back to the cut line, said Mickelson, who played his first five holes on Saturday in 4 over par. I hit it terrible today, but it wasnt far off. If I go out and drive it well tomorrow on pure greens I should be able to shoot a good round.
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Mickelson is hoping to be one of Furyks captains picks when he announces three of his four selections on Tuesday, and having two more rounds at TPC Boston to make his case can only help.Hes played on every U.S. Ryder Cup team since 1995, but this is the first time hes failed to be among the automatic qualifiers.Im just not focused on [the Ryder Cup]. Im 10th on the FedExCup and if I play well it will be easy for [Furyk], Mickelson said.
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Sit decision: Both teams bench big names in opening four-ball SAINT-QUENTIN-EN-YVELINES, France - After months of buildup and four days of speculation, the pairings have finally been set for the opening fourball session of the 42nd Ryder Cup.
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Spieth: I got 'Augusta'd' in Round 1 of the RBC Heritage Source: The Golf Channel Jordan Spieth got "Augusta'd" in the opening round of the RBC Heritage, and it had nothing to do with hitting his tee shot into the water on the par-3 14 th.
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HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. -- Dustin Johnson, known for length off the tee, showed off his precise ball positioning and hot putter Saturday to take the RBC Heritage lead. Johnson shot a 3-under 68 for a one-shot lead over Shane Lowry, Ian Poulter and Rory Sabbatini.
It appears "The Match" wasn't just a one-time deal. Golf Digest reported Wednesday that Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson actually signed a three-year deal, meaning they will face off in head-to-head matches in each of the next two years. Woods and Mickelson played the first installment of what looks to now be a series on Nov. 23 in Las Vegas.
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