Sergio Garcia closed with three straight birdies to shoot a 7-under 64 on Saturday, taking a four-shot lead into the third and final round of the Andalusia Valderrama Masters.The tournament, which Garcia has won twice (2017, 2011), was reduced to 54 holes because of numerous weather-related delays.With his bogey-free round, Garcia moved to 10 under, four shots clear of Englishman Ashley Chesters, who shot a 1-under 70.
Full-field scores from the Andalucia Valderrama Masters
"Hopefully we'll be able to play well tomorrow and get another win at Valderrama," Garcia said. "Hopefully I can finish it in style."Chesters, however, is conceding nothing. "There's always a chance," he said. "There's not a lot of pressure on me."
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Thompson parachuted, with a Navy SEAL at her back, from 10,000 feet onto the first tee of the LPGA Tour's Kingsmill Championship pro-am. The unusual entrance into the event was certainly an attention-getter for her Lexi Legacy Challenge charity, which raises funds and awareness for families of wounded and fallen United States Navy SEALs.
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Tee times for the third round of The Open: Kevin Kisner and Zach Johnson hoping that they can get a clear run at the course on Saturday afternoon. Rory McIlroy, two shots off the lead, begins his
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Brooks Koepka made it look easy as he cruised to an opening-round 63. But his fellow competitors know this course will eventually show its teeth to everyone in the field.
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The NBA announced the finalists for its major end-of-season awards on Friday night, ahead of the NBA Awards show on June 24th. Superstars Giannis Antetokounmpo and Paul George are in the running
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Oh yeah, college football is so much fun to watch because of all the excitement that surrounds the college game. Historic rivalries, the band, players play because they love the game, the intensity, college girls, and the unpredictable plays on offense. Look at the Bosie State vs Sooner game. The hook and ladder play and the statue of liberty play.
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Bruce Lietzke, who won 13 PGA Tour events with a reliable and famously low-maintenance fade, succumbed to brain cancer on Saturday. He was 67. Lietzke originally was diagnosed with glioblastoma
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Then, Koepka continued his major championship run at Bethpage, holding off Dustin Johnson to claim his second straight PGA Championship and fourth major title in his last nine starts. Now, the toughest challenge in golf returns to Pebble Beach in what is sure to be a grueling test of major championship mettle.
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