MUSCAT, Oman Kurt Kitayamawon his second European Tour title by a single shot after a remarkable comeback at the weather-hit Oman Open on Sunday.After coming through all three stages of Q-School in November to earn a place on Tour, Kitayama won the Mauritius Open on just his third start of the season, and with his latest success has now won twice in 11 starts on the European Tour.In Oman, the 26-year-old Californian carded a quadruple-bogey eight at the first hole of his third round and then dropped two more shots before bad light ended play.Kitayama returned on Sunday morning to claim six birdies and an eagle for a third-round 71 and then fired 2-under 70 on a marathon final day.
Full-field scores from the Oman Open
Kitayama picked up shots on the first two holes of the final round, but his chance looked to have gone when he bogeyed Nos. 7 and 11. However, a four at the par-five 16th and a three at the next hole as his rivals faltered meant par at the 18th was enough to take the title. He finished overall on 7-under 281.Jorge Campillo(69) birdied four of the last seven holes to earn a share of second place along with Clement Sordet (70),Fabrizio Zanotti(74) and overnight leaderMaximilian Kieffer(72).
Koepka doomed by double at 12 and missed putts late Golf Channel April 14, 2019, 6:12 PM UTC AUGUSTA, Ga. - Brooks Koepka doesn't really show emotion, but behind that stoic exterior he seethed.
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The rookie made a 3-foot birdie putt on the final hole Sunday to win The Greenbrier Classic by a stroke over Robert Streb for his first tour victory. It was another close finish in a
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Woods: Putting with the pin in could be 'advantageous' at Augusta Source: The Golf Channel SAN DIEGO - The golf world has now had three weeks to get accustomed to the new Rules of Golf. But for Tiger Woods, who is making his 2019 debut this week at the Farmers Insurance Open, there remains a learning curve.
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Gary Woodland fires 6-under 67 to take three-shot lead at Kapalua Woodland broke away from a five-way tie for the lead Friday by running off five straight birdies, and then finishing with one
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Erik Compton set to play first PGA Tour event since 2016 after Monday qualifying for the Honda Classic Erik Compton shared medalist honors in the toughest Monday qualifier on the PGA Tour, earning
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Patrick Reed fired a bogey-free 64 to open up a two-shot lead after the opening round of the WGC-HSBC Champions in Shanghai. The Masters champion carded eight birdies in breezy conditions to set
Reed opens with 64 to take lead at HSBC Champions
In Vijay Singh's case four years ago, it was deer-antler spray which got him suspended from competition by the PGA Tour. However, the suspension came prior to consulting with the World Anti-Doping Agency per standard procedure. That's when Singh filed a lawsuit against the Tour, and it appears he may finally get his day in court.
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Vijay Singh filed a suit against the PGA Tour over four years ago, and after attempts to move the trial, motions to dismiss, etc. Vijay will get his day in court. According to the Golf Channel , a New York Supreme Court judge ruled that his lawsuit against the PGA Tour should go to trial.
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Im, Mitchell share lead at midway point of Honda Classic Here's everything you need to know from Friday's second round of the Honda Classic, where Sungjae Im and Keith Mitchell share the 36
Sungjae Im, Keith Mitchell share lead at midway point of
A closing birdie gave him a spot in Sunday's final group with the two men ahead of him, but it also marked his first birdie of the week on the South Course's back nine. It means that Rahm is tempering any expectations that he might have a 2017 repeat in store as he looks to chase down Rose. "The back nine at Torrey Pines is no joke.
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"I'm disappointed in the way I played," Matsuyama said. "However, I'm happy to just to be one stroke back and still have a chance and looking forward to tomorrow." Only 15 players cracked par for three rounds at the 7,600-yard layout, setting the stage for a dramatic Sunday showdown for the Wanamaker Trophy and a top prize of $1.89
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Playing alongside Thomas and Adam Scott, Holmes fired a final round 1-under par 70 while the other two posted 4 and 5-over par rounds, respectively. Asked after the round about the pace of play, Scott was also critical. "Well look, we know he's generally a slow player.
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