Karen Crouse The New York Times
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Far From Home, Djokovic Is Celebrated As A Favorite Son
The final Sunday became Serbia Day for fans of Novak Djokovic, who tied the Australian Roy Emerson with his sixth Australian Open title. It was his 11th major singles championship, equaling the career total of another Australian great, Rod Laver, and Bjorn Borg.
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Smashing Records, A 21-Year-Old Breaks Through at the Masters
Jordan Spieth, 21, registered a historic title win at the Augusta Masters.
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Woods Finds Cause for Hope Amid Bumps, Pain and Young Upstarts
Tiger Woods closed with a 1-over-par 73 at Augusta National Golf Club to finish at 5-under 283, 13 strokes behind the winner, Jordan Spieth.
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Spieth Holds on to Masters Lead, Despite All-Star Charge
Jordan Spieth lamented that his runner-up finish in his Masters debut came against a field that did not include the four-time champion Tiger Woods, who missed the tournament after having back surgery.
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Changing Conditions Could Rein in a Runaway
At 2-under 142, Tiger Woods is 7 strokes behind Charley Hoffman, a surmountable deficit. The problem is Hoffman is in second place. The leader, Jordan Spieth, is 5 strokes clear of the field at 14-under and threatening to run away with the tournament like another 21-year-old, Woods, once did.
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Woods' Driving, Usually a Strength, Deserts Him
Completing his first competitive round in 69 days, Tiger Woods missed three of his first seven fairways on Augusta National Golf Club's front nine.
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After Years on the Outside at the Masters, Europeans May be Poised to Win
In December 1998, a 9-year-old McIlroy won his age division at the Doral-Publix Junior Golf Classic in Florida. Four months later, Jose Maria Olazabal of Spain prevailed by two strokes over Davis Love III at Augusta National Golf Club.
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5 Years After Crash, Tiger Woods is Still Recovering
Tiger Woods, 38, has won 14 majors, but none since 2008, which many see as one of the ripple effects from the accident in his driveway in the early hours after Thanksgiving night
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11 Years Old, in the Open, and Carefree
Li, the youngest player ever to qualify for the tournament, is a home-schooled sixth-grader who divides her time between Redwood Shores, California, outside San Francisco, and Miami.
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Rory McIlroy Puts Troubles Aside and Continues his Hot Streak
Despite recently calling off his engagement to Caroline Wozniacki, no amount of emotional or physical distress seems capable of slowing Rory McIlroy.
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Back at No. 1, Woods shifts gaze to Augusta
Four of Woods's 14 major titles have come at Augusta National, where he last won in 2005.
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An admission by Singh; an opportunity for the PGA
Unlike the major professional sports leagues and even the men's and women's professional tennis tours, the PGA Tour has steadfastly refused to announce fines or suspensions. Tour officials do not acknowledge discipline meted out for acts like throwing a club into the gallery, blowing off a mandatory players meeting, getting into an on-course a...
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Far From Home, Djokovic Is Celebrated As A Favorite Son
The final Sunday became Serbia Day for fans of Novak Djokovic, who tied the Australian Roy Emerson with his sixth Australian Open title. It was his 11th major singles championship, equaling the career total of another Australian great, Rod Laver, and Bjorn Borg.
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Smashing Records, A 21-Year-Old Breaks Through at the Masters
Jordan Spieth, 21, registered a historic title win at the Augusta Masters.
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Woods Finds Cause for Hope Amid Bumps, Pain and Young Upstarts
Tiger Woods closed with a 1-over-par 73 at Augusta National Golf Club to finish at 5-under 283, 13 strokes behind the winner, Jordan Spieth.
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Spieth Holds on to Masters Lead, Despite All-Star Charge
Jordan Spieth lamented that his runner-up finish in his Masters debut came against a field that did not include the four-time champion Tiger Woods, who missed the tournament after having back surgery.
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Changing Conditions Could Rein in a Runaway
At 2-under 142, Tiger Woods is 7 strokes behind Charley Hoffman, a surmountable deficit. The problem is Hoffman is in second place. The leader, Jordan Spieth, is 5 strokes clear of the field at 14-under and threatening to run away with the tournament like another 21-year-old, Woods, once did.
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Woods' Driving, Usually a Strength, Deserts Him
Completing his first competitive round in 69 days, Tiger Woods missed three of his first seven fairways on Augusta National Golf Club's front nine.
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After Years on the Outside at the Masters, Europeans May be Poised to Win
In December 1998, a 9-year-old McIlroy won his age division at the Doral-Publix Junior Golf Classic in Florida. Four months later, Jose Maria Olazabal of Spain prevailed by two strokes over Davis Love III at Augusta National Golf Club.
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5 Years After Crash, Tiger Woods is Still Recovering
Tiger Woods, 38, has won 14 majors, but none since 2008, which many see as one of the ripple effects from the accident in his driveway in the early hours after Thanksgiving night
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11 Years Old, in the Open, and Carefree
Li, the youngest player ever to qualify for the tournament, is a home-schooled sixth-grader who divides her time between Redwood Shores, California, outside San Francisco, and Miami.
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Rory McIlroy Puts Troubles Aside and Continues his Hot Streak
Despite recently calling off his engagement to Caroline Wozniacki, no amount of emotional or physical distress seems capable of slowing Rory McIlroy.
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Back at No. 1, Woods shifts gaze to Augusta
Four of Woods's 14 major titles have come at Augusta National, where he last won in 2005.
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An admission by Singh; an opportunity for the PGA
Unlike the major professional sports leagues and even the men's and women's professional tennis tours, the PGA Tour has steadfastly refused to announce fines or suspensions. Tour officials do not acknowledge discipline meted out for acts like throwing a club into the gallery, blowing off a mandatory players meeting, getting into an on-course a...
