CARNOUSTIE, Scotland Rory McIlroy bogeyed two of his last four holes Saturday to fall four shots off the lead at The Open.One of those mistakes might not have entirely been his fault.McIlroy missed a short putt on the par-3 16th after a photographer was in a world all his own, wandering around near the green, taking photos of the crowd and not paying attention to the action on the green.
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Its fine, McIlroy said after a third-round 70 put him at 5-under 208, four shots off the lead. Its one of those things that happens. Theres a lot of people out there, and it is what it is. Its probably my fault, but I just didnt regroup well after it happened.McIlroy also bogeyed the home hole, after driving into a fairway bunker, sending his second shot right of the green and failing to get up and down.I putted well, he said. I holed out when I needed to. I just need to make the birdies and try to limit the damage tomorrow.
Poulter wasn't happy on Sunday when he read on Twitter that Golf Channel analyst Brandel Chamblee said the Englishman "Clearly did not play to win, and he didn't!" "I play to win, end of story
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But it isn't the first time they've played a big event at TPC Sawgrass' Stadium Course. Champ and Clark are two of the 24 AJGA Junior Players alums teeing it up this week. That group also includes Jordan Spieth, Justin Thomas and Brooks Koepka. Here's a look at how each player fared as junior golfers at TPC Sawgrass, courtesy of the AJGA:
Flashback: How Players competitors fared in AJGA event at TPC
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Flashback: How Players competitors fared in AJGA event at TPC Sawgrass Cameron Champ and Wyndham Clark are among the first-timers at this week's Players Championship. But it isn't the first time they've played a big event at TPC Sawgrass' Stadium Course.
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Masters 2018: Russell Henley drains 82-foot eagle putt. Henley, who was 5 over par entering the 15th hole, drained an 82-foot eagle putt to gain some breathing room.
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Jon Rahm may have been too tired to play a full practice round this week but there was no chance the red-hot Spanish rookie was going to skip the final pre-Masters tune-up at this week's Shell
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Brandel Chamblee is grading Tiger Woods again, but this time gives him an A If he really is and looks like he did today on a more regular basis, well of a sudden, shooting 69, he can certainly
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May 31, 2019 · Wild video shows lightning strike a tree during second round of U.S. Women's Open. The second round of the 2019 U.S. Women's Open was in a weather delay on Friday when lightning struck a tree
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Watch: Tiger makes another eagle in Round 3 of Genesis Open The eagle moved Woods to 7 under on his round and 8 under for the tournament, which at the time had him five shots back of leader
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Day excited for Olympic opportunity; Scott not so much. Jason Day is excited for a potential Olympic moment in Tokyo in 2020. Adam Scott? He's still against it. Read article. 3 weeks ago, Golf Channel
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By Golf Channel Digital May 16, 2019 at 1:35 PM. Jason Day vehement for Olympic opportunity; Adam Scott not so much
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1:45 p.m.: Jordan Spieth was playing in the final group on Saturday, but his third-round 72 dropped him to nine shots off the pace. He tees off for his final round with some wondering can he be
Tiger Woods has officially committed to play the U.S. Open, the USGA announced Thursday. It's his first start in the year's second major since 2015. Woods has played the past two U.S. Opens at
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World Cup notes: Pieters and Detry have Belgium just one back EMPEZARUNBLIG - March 6, 2019 - Golf MELBOURNE, Australia - Jhonattan Vegas woke up Thursday expecting the worst of Melbourne's weather after officials moved up the tee times by an hour to try to beat expected rain in the afternoon.
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2018 ISPS Handa World Cup notes: Thomas Pieters and Thomas Detry have Belgium just one back MELBOURNE, Australia - Jhonattan Vegas woke up Thursday expecting the worst of Melbourne's weather after officials moved up the tee times by an hour to try to beat expected rain in the afternoon.
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Ruth Riley Hunter says her journey to the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame began in front of her television set more than a quarter-century ago. Ticha Penicheiro's own dream started when she received a basketball from her parents when she was 6. Both entered the Hall of
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Schedule highlighted by 27 events, increased prize money, four-event start and new Finals order . The PGA TOUR announced the 2018 Web.com Tour schedule, which features 27 tournaments played in 18 states and four countries outside the United States, and culminates with the four-event Web.com Tour Finals in August and September.
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