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Anirban Lahiri, KJ Choi Earn Tickets to The Open
Anirban Lahiri will enjoy his second appearance at The Open following a highly memorable debut in 2012 where he finished tied 31st at Royal Lytham and St Annes and sank a magical hole-in-one during the third round.
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Korean K.J. Choi banks on 'second home' comfort at World Cup of Golf in Melbourne
Along with countryman Bae Sang-moon, KJ Choi will tee up in the elite 60-man field at the Royal Melbourne Golf Club, having featured in the Presidents Cup here two years ago.
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KJ Choi hopes to make history at CJ Invitational
Choi plied his trade on the Asian Tour before enjoying success on the PGA Tour where he won eight titles including the 2011 The Players Championship, regarded as the world's unofficial fifth Major.
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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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Choi has 3-shot lead over Woods, Stricker
KJ Choi birdied his opening five holes then held on in 30 mph (48 kph) gusts for a 6-under 66 that gave him a three-shot lead over Tiger Woods and Steve Stricker at the Chevron World Challenge on Thursday.
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Anirban Lahiri, KJ Choi Earn Tickets to The Open
Anirban Lahiri will enjoy his second appearance at The Open following a highly memorable debut in 2012 where he finished tied 31st at Royal Lytham and St Annes and sank a magical hole-in-one during the third round.
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Korean K.J. Choi banks on 'second home' comfort at World Cup of Golf in Melbourne
Along with countryman Bae Sang-moon, KJ Choi will tee up in the elite 60-man field at the Royal Melbourne Golf Club, having featured in the Presidents Cup here two years ago.
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KJ Choi hopes to make history at CJ Invitational
Choi plied his trade on the Asian Tour before enjoying success on the PGA Tour where he won eight titles including the 2011 The Players Championship, regarded as the world's unofficial fifth Major.
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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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Choi has 3-shot lead over Woods, Stricker
KJ Choi birdied his opening five holes then held on in 30 mph (48 kph) gusts for a 6-under 66 that gave him a three-shot lead over Tiger Woods and Steve Stricker at the Chevron World Challenge on Thursday.
