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2 golf tournaments merging in Maine
USA Today - PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Two of Maine's best-known golf tournaments — the Maine Open and the Portland Open — will merge this summer into one tournament. … |
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31 January 2009 Australian Sarah Oh’s card of nine under par continues to lead the New Zealand Women?s Open golf tournament nearing the end of the second round at Clearwater.
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Two in-form Australian professionals are locked in a duel that seems set to decided the inaugural $150,000 New Zealand Women’s Open golf tournament at the Clearwater course in Christchurch.
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So, you bit the bullet and you took up the game of golf. You’ve even got your first set (or half set) of clubs. You haven’t yet spent any money on lessons, nor have you bought any training aids or vid…
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The staggering economy is the elephant in the room at this week’s PGA Golf Show, but Chuck Stogel says that’s not stopping a number of companies from jumping into the hot segment in the industry: GPS devices. He looks at some of the new offerings.
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Fog hits Dubai golf, McIlroy leads
AFP - But with dense fog again shrouding the Emirates Golf Club another three hour delay sent organisers scurrying to re-schedule the tee-times yet again. … Henrik Stenson leads Dubai golf event Live European Tour Golf Sunday, Sky Sports 2 Past champions Stenson and Green lead the way at fog-delayed Dubai |
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Jan. 30 (Bloomberg) — Bob Baldassari says he is fighting the recession at his Florida golf course one hole at a time. The general manager at PGA Village in Port St. Lucie, Florida, is allowing customers to pay for each hole they play rather than spending as much as $100 for a full round.
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LAKEWOOD RANCH — Actor Kevin Sorbo, who played Hercules in a well-known TV role, lived up to his image Friday by hitting a golf ball so hard it rocketed straight down the fairway and disappeared like a shooting star.
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Shooting From The Rough: A not so serious look at golf (Paperback)
By David D. Scott
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