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Mulieri finds that you can come home again
- Before his family moved to the TPC at Avenel in lower Montgomery County, six years ago, Silver Spring’s Jay Mulieri spent his formative years at Glenn Dale Golf Club, in upper Prince George’s.
In an old place, Parrish to break new ground
- DeMatha junior Jerrell Parrish is excited and proud to be the first African American to compete in the Euro Junior Golf Cup, a Ryder Cup-style international competition, which takes place next week in St. Andrew’s, Scotland.
Ireland’s Own
- In the final round of the 137th British Open, there was no man better equipped to contend with the nostalgic tale of 53-year-old Greg Norman, than Irishman Padraig Harrington.
- In the final round of the 137th British Open, there was no man better equipped to contend with the nostalgic tale of 53-year-old Greg Norman, than Irishman Padraig Harrington.
Welcome to the Sweet life
- On the 18th hole, as Bowie’s Caroline Sweet stood over her 15-foot putt with a chance to win the Maryland Women’s Amateur, she tried to forget her last two putts in the same situation.
- On the 18th hole, as Bowie’s Caroline Sweet stood over her 15-foot putt with a chance to win the Maryland Women’s Amateur, she tried to forget her last two putts in the same situation.
With Tiger out, is it Lefty's time?
- With a win in his lone appearance, Ben Hogan consecrated the British Open in 1953. Since then, every great American golfer has won multiple British titles — Tom Watson (five), Tiger Woods (three), Jack Nicklaus (three), Arnold Palmer (two) and Lee Trevino (two).
- With a win in his lone appearance, Ben Hogan consecrated the British Open in 1953. Since then, every great American golfer has won multiple British titles — Tom Watson (five), Tiger Woods (three), Jack Nicklaus (three), Arnold Palmer (two) and Lee Trevino (two).
Two, four, six, eight
- Even as Chip Sullivan bogeyed three of five holes on the front nine Wednesday at Fountain Head Country Club, there was a sense of inevitability in the final round of the 87th Maryland Open.
What can Brown do for Wiz?
- Dee Brown will be the last guard off the Wizards bench when the NBA season begins this fall. But that doesn’t mean he won’t have a valuable role.
- Dee Brown will be the last guard off the Wizards bench when the NBA season begins this fall. But that doesn’t mean he won’t have a valuable role.
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.
The Wizards of (long) odds
- Is there a John Starks, Bruce Bowen, or Ben Wallace out there?
- Is there a John Starks, Bruce Bowen, or Ben Wallace out there?
Kim fills the bill
- Tiger Woods couldn’t be here this week. But Sunday at Congressional Country Club, Anthony Kim delivered the next best thing.
- Tiger Woods couldn’t be here this week. But Sunday at Congressional Country Club, Anthony Kim delivered the next best thing.
Kim buckles down to earn win at Congressional
- Tiger Woods couldn’t be here this week. But Sunday at Congressional Country Club, Anthony Kim delivered the next best thing.
- Tiger Woods couldn’t be here this week. But Sunday at Congressional Country Club, Anthony Kim delivered the next best thing.
Marino’s day in the sun
- It wasn’t even noon yet, but as Steve Marino approached the 16th tee in the opening round of the AT&T National, the loudest fan in his gallery, toting a Budweiser in his left hand, extended his right. Marino slapped a high five, shook his head, and shared a laugh with his caddie.
- It wasn’t even noon yet, but as Steve Marino approached the 16th tee in the opening round of the AT&T National, the loudest fan in his gallery, toting a Budweiser in his left hand, extended his right. Marino slapped a high five, shook his head, and shared a laugh with his caddie.