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Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Bryson DeChambeau Named In US Ryder Cup Team
Tiger Woods was named to the United States' Ryder Cup team on Tuesday as captain Jim Furyk also added veteran Phil Mickelson and in-form Bryson DeChambeau to his line-up.
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Dustin Johnson Captures 2016 US Open Despite Penalty Confusion
Dustin Johnson finished three shots in front of fellow Americans Jim Furyk and Scott Piercy and Irishman Shane Lowry at the 2016 US Open
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Hindsight: A Ryder Cup Tradition, Like no Other
Ryder Cup captain Tom Watson would have wished to have Billy Horschel in his American team after seeing him win a second straight tournament against a world-class field but the deadline to make selections has already been reached.
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Roller-Coaster Jason Day, Steady Jim Furyk Share PGA Barclays Lead
Jason Day fired a three-under par 68 that included seven birdies, two bogeys and a double bogey while Jim Furyk shot a bogey-free 69 to leave them level for the lead on nine-under 204 after 54 holes in the first event of the US PGA's season-ending playoffs.
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Rory McIlroy Leads But Rivals Make Charge at Rainy PGA Championship, Tiger Woods Misses Cut
Rory McIlroy, seeking his fourth major title and second in a row after capturing the British Open three weeks ago, fired a four-under-par 67 to seize a one-shot lead over Jason Day and Jim Furyk in the year's final major, standing on nine-under 133 after 36 holes.
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Zach Johnson overtakes Jim Furyk to win PGA BMW Championship
Johnson, a 37-year-old American, fired a final-round 65 to finish 72 holes on 16-under par 268, two strokes ahead of countryman Nick Watney, who closed with a 64, with Furyk another shot adrift after a final-round 71.
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BMW Championship: Jim Furyk, Brandt Snedeker share halfway lead; Tiger Woods penalised
Jim Furyk became just the sixth player in US PGA Tour history to fire a 12-under 59 and joined Brandt Snedeker atop the leaderboard
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PGA Championship: Jason Dufner holds on to win first major, Tiger Woods ends 40th
The 36-year-old Dufner held off Jim Furyk to win the Wanamaker Trophy by two strokes at the $8 million event.
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Jim Furyk leads by one-stroke after third round at PGA Championship
Furyk, whose lone major title came at the 2003 US Open, made a 14-foot birdie putt at the 17th hole and sank a 10-foot par putt from the greenside fringe at the 18th to finish a two-under par 68 and stand on nine-under par 201 after 54 holes at Oak Hill Country Club.
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Adam Scott, Jim Furyk share PGA Championship lead with Tiger Woods six shots behind
On an Oak Hill layout softened by pre-dawn showers and a 70-minute afternoon rain delay, Scott and Furyk flirted with the course record of 64 shared by Ben Hogan and Curtis Strange before finishing on five-under par 65.
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Tiger Woods nears record 82 wins, foes see him at 100
The 37-year-old world number one will seek his 15th major crown, and first such title since the 2008 US Open, when the PGA Championship opens Thursday at Oak Hill.
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Texas Open: Rory McIlroy in hunt for victory, Horschel leads after Round 3
Jim Furyk carded a three-under 69 to move into a tie for second place, and two-time major winner Rory McIlroy remained in the hunt by posting a one-under 71 to get into a tie for fourth.
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Luke Donald looks to defend Tampa title
Donald is part of a group that includes two other former winners, Jim Furyk (2010) and South Korea's KJ Choi (2002, 2006).
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Stricker, Furyk, Snedeker, Johnson join US Cup team
US Ryder Cup captain Davis Love named Steve Stricker, Jim Furyk, Dustin Johnson and Brandt Snedeker as his captain's wildcard picks for the American Ryder Cup team on Tuesday.
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Webb Simpson wins US Open
Webb Simpson refused to think of himself as a U.S. Open champion until he sat with his nervous wife in a quiet corner of the locker room Sunday, staring in disbelief at a television as Jim Furyk and Graeme McDowell tried to catch him.
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Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Bryson DeChambeau Named In US Ryder Cup Team
Tiger Woods was named to the United States' Ryder Cup team on Tuesday as captain Jim Furyk also added veteran Phil Mickelson and in-form Bryson DeChambeau to his line-up.
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Dustin Johnson Captures 2016 US Open Despite Penalty Confusion
Dustin Johnson finished three shots in front of fellow Americans Jim Furyk and Scott Piercy and Irishman Shane Lowry at the 2016 US Open
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Hindsight: A Ryder Cup Tradition, Like no Other
Ryder Cup captain Tom Watson would have wished to have Billy Horschel in his American team after seeing him win a second straight tournament against a world-class field but the deadline to make selections has already been reached.
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Roller-Coaster Jason Day, Steady Jim Furyk Share PGA Barclays Lead
Jason Day fired a three-under par 68 that included seven birdies, two bogeys and a double bogey while Jim Furyk shot a bogey-free 69 to leave them level for the lead on nine-under 204 after 54 holes in the first event of the US PGA's season-ending playoffs.
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Rory McIlroy Leads But Rivals Make Charge at Rainy PGA Championship, Tiger Woods Misses Cut
Rory McIlroy, seeking his fourth major title and second in a row after capturing the British Open three weeks ago, fired a four-under-par 67 to seize a one-shot lead over Jason Day and Jim Furyk in the year's final major, standing on nine-under 133 after 36 holes.
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Zach Johnson overtakes Jim Furyk to win PGA BMW Championship
Johnson, a 37-year-old American, fired a final-round 65 to finish 72 holes on 16-under par 268, two strokes ahead of countryman Nick Watney, who closed with a 64, with Furyk another shot adrift after a final-round 71.
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BMW Championship: Jim Furyk, Brandt Snedeker share halfway lead; Tiger Woods penalised
Jim Furyk became just the sixth player in US PGA Tour history to fire a 12-under 59 and joined Brandt Snedeker atop the leaderboard
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PGA Championship: Jason Dufner holds on to win first major, Tiger Woods ends 40th
The 36-year-old Dufner held off Jim Furyk to win the Wanamaker Trophy by two strokes at the $8 million event.
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Jim Furyk leads by one-stroke after third round at PGA Championship
Furyk, whose lone major title came at the 2003 US Open, made a 14-foot birdie putt at the 17th hole and sank a 10-foot par putt from the greenside fringe at the 18th to finish a two-under par 68 and stand on nine-under par 201 after 54 holes at Oak Hill Country Club.
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Adam Scott, Jim Furyk share PGA Championship lead with Tiger Woods six shots behind
On an Oak Hill layout softened by pre-dawn showers and a 70-minute afternoon rain delay, Scott and Furyk flirted with the course record of 64 shared by Ben Hogan and Curtis Strange before finishing on five-under par 65.
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Tiger Woods nears record 82 wins, foes see him at 100
The 37-year-old world number one will seek his 15th major crown, and first such title since the 2008 US Open, when the PGA Championship opens Thursday at Oak Hill.
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Texas Open: Rory McIlroy in hunt for victory, Horschel leads after Round 3
Jim Furyk carded a three-under 69 to move into a tie for second place, and two-time major winner Rory McIlroy remained in the hunt by posting a one-under 71 to get into a tie for fourth.
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Luke Donald looks to defend Tampa title
Donald is part of a group that includes two other former winners, Jim Furyk (2010) and South Korea's KJ Choi (2002, 2006).
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Stricker, Furyk, Snedeker, Johnson join US Cup team
US Ryder Cup captain Davis Love named Steve Stricker, Jim Furyk, Dustin Johnson and Brandt Snedeker as his captain's wildcard picks for the American Ryder Cup team on Tuesday.
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Webb Simpson wins US Open
Webb Simpson refused to think of himself as a U.S. Open champion until he sat with his nervous wife in a quiet corner of the locker room Sunday, staring in disbelief at a television as Jim Furyk and Graeme McDowell tried to catch him.
