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Important thing is how well Woods has played, says Ryder Cup captain
Speaking 14 hours after the PGA Championship, Furyk said form was an important factor in determining his four captain’s picks.
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Koepka holds off Woods to win PGA Championship
Koepka, who finished on 16-under-264, has now won three of the last seven majors and became the fifth golfer and first since Woods in 2000 to capture both the PGA and US Open in the same year.
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Woods takes fans on PGA joy ride but how far will it go?
It was a marathon day of golf for Woods who was one of 77 players pulling double duty to complete his rain-interrupted second round.
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Woodland chops away to take lead at PGA Championship
Things did not look bright for Gary Woodland when he bogeyed the first hole and could not get in gear reeling off six successive pars.
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Woods' world dominates PGA Championship build-up
From a morning start to an evening finish the thread connecting the day’s agenda was a familiar one - Tiger Woods.
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Poulter leads Bridgestone, Tiger shoots 66
Ian Poulter notched eight birdies for a one-stroke advantage over Americans Rickie Fowler and Kyle Stanley at Firestone Country Club.
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Young guns no longer in awe of Tiger, says Jacklin
Woods and Fleetwood are among a gaggle of players who are four shots behind joint-leaders Jordan Spieth, Xander Schauffele and Kevin Kisner.
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Player has hunch for Fowler but dreams of Tiger triumph
Gary Player has a hunch it will be Rickie Fowler’s week at the British Open but his “big wish” is for Tiger Woods to end a 10-year major drought by holding aloft the Claret Jug for the fourth time.
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Woods says British Open is his best chance of winning another major
Tiger Woods has said the Open puts less emphasis on power, a good thing for a golfer entering middle age.
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Hot-putting Woods shoots 65 to sit four off lead
Woods’ game remains a work in progress but he issued what might be construed as his most ominous warning yet.
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Johnson co-leader at US Open as Woods, McIlroy, Spieth struggle
World number one Dustin Johnson joined fellow Americans Russell Henley and Scott Piercy and Englishman Ian Poulter at the top.
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Tiger grouped with Thomas and Johnson at US Open
Woods will begin his quest for a fourth US Open title at 1.47 PM local time at Shinnecock Hills in Southampton, New York.
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Mayweather back on top of Forbes best paid list
Mayweather, who goes by the nickname ‘Money’, earned $275 million (205.13 million pounds) from last year’s fight against Irish Mixed Martial Arts champion McGregor.
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Woods shoots 67, Niemann and Stanley lead Memorial
It was Woods that brought out the biggest roars at Muirfield Village Golf Club as he moved within six strokes of the lead.
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Matsuyama grabs share of Memorial lead, Tiger toils
Former world number one Woods arrived at Muirfield with big expectations after his solid Players Championship but he was slow out of the gate as he battled tightness in his lower back.
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Tiger, learning to win again, seeks sixth victory at Jack's place
As he tees off in the first round of the Jack Nicklaus-hosted tournament nearly five years removed from his most recent victory, Tiger Woods is still re-learning the art of closing the deal.
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'Super group' fizzle as Woods, Fowler and Mickelson struggle
Woods was best of the bunch with an even-par 72 but that was hardly what the PGA Tour had in mind when it grouped the best two players of their generation with the popular Fowler at TPC Sawgrass.
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Woods to play in British Open at Carnoustie
Tiger Woods, a 14-time major champion, has played 7 times this year on his comeback after a successful spinal fusion operation last April.
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Patrick Reed storms into US Masters lead
Former world number one Tiger Woods was considered one of the favourites in his bid to collect a fifth Green Jacket after showing impressive form in his return to competition this year.
