SOUTHPORT, England R&A chief executive Martin Slumbers says hes spent the second half of his golfing life marveling at Tiger Woods accomplishments on the golf course.Now, in his second Open Championship at the helm of the R&A, Slumbers was asked Wednesday at Royal Birkdale if he believes Woods will ever again play in The Open.I would love to see him tee it up here again, Slumbers said. I hope he gets well. I hope he gets fit. I hope he falls back in love with golf. I hope he tees it up at The Open. Hed be extremely welcomed.
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ButBut the game also moves on, he continued.Slumbers went on to rave about Woods various Open accomplishments, in particular his 2000 victory at St. Andrews and his 2006 performance while winning just down the road at Royal Liverpool.But, predictably, Slumbers turned focus to those who are here this week.I think there are some wonderful players out there now that people want to come and watch, he said, and the game is moving forward.
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Guido Migliozzi won his second European Tour title Sunday, defeating Darius van Driel in the final of the Belgian Knockout. Migliozzi advanced to the knockout stages after rounds of 70-66 in stroke-play qualifying and then took down Pedro Oriol, Adrian Otaegui, David Law, Bernd Wiesberger and Ewen Ferguson in a series of nine-hole matches en route to final.
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