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 Weir shoots 65 for share of leadMike Weir just finished saying that water-logged Glen Abbey could only get firmer and faster when a clap of thunder forced him to reconsider.
The best and worst of ... play-by-play announcers
The late Curt Gowdy once told me “That fans never watch a sporting event on television because of a broadcaster.”  Harrington aims for greater glory after 2nd majorPadraig Harrington never tires of reading the fine print on the silver claret jug, and as he stood up from a table Monday morning at Royal Birkdale, he slowly turned golf's oldest trophy to see his name on consecutive rows.
Michelle Wie hopes to at least beat the heat
The last time Michelle Wie teed up in Illinois, she suffered heat exhaustion and left the course on a stretcher.  Creamer shoots 60 in 1st round of FarrPaula Creamer knew she was playing well. She just didn't know she was close to golf's magic number of 59.
DeFrancesco is a qualified success
Later this month in Colorado, when Woodmont teaching pro Wayne DeFrancesco plays in the U.S. Senior Open, he hopes to find the course more manageable than his last foray into a Champions Tour event.
PGA Championship's extra tickets result of glitch
PGA officials have blamed an error by its ticketing agency for thousands of duplicate tickets mailed out for next month's PGA Championship in suburban Detroit.
Shoal Creek preparing for US Junior Amateur
Shoal Creek is gearing up to host the U.S. Junior Amateur Championship, its first major event since the 1990 PGA Championship was marred by racial controversy.
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