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Tiger Woods finished fifth behind Vijay Singh in the Masters or he would be going for the Grand Slam in one year at Valhalla. AP |
Aiming for the tri-fecta
Woods now shooting for the Triple Crown in one year
Ben Hogan did it in 1953. Now Tiger has the chance to accomplish the feat this year. Besides the pressure of defending his PGA Championship next month at Valhalla Golf Club in Kentucky, the focus now becomes whether Woods can win three majors in one year. Based on Tiger's tenacity to step up to challenges, there is no reason why this can not be done.
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• Notebook: British Open qualifying in Chicago?
• Woods still far behind as being the best ever
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Webb rolls to U.S. Women's Open win
Karrie Webb captured the U.S. Women's Open by five strokes, winning her third major.
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Garcia to play in Reno-Tahoe Open
Sergio Garcia's office told Reno-Tahoe Open tournament director Jim Kline he plans to attend.
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Woods' British win brings more record TV ratings
Tiger Woods keeps turning in record-breaking performances and people keep tuning in to watch in record numbers.
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British Open officials to review crowd control
Five streakers and hundreds of others running wild on the Old Course sparked safety concerns at the British Open.
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Valhalla G.C. next on Woods' major agenda
Tiger Woods' quest for a second career Grand Slam will begin in Louisville, Ky., on a course he has never played. As if that will matter.
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B.C. Open champion shoots 18 under to defend title
Brad Faxon didn't qualify for the British Open, but posted his seventh career PGA Tour victory.
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Tournament record shot in Senior PGA Instinet Classic
Dr. Gil Morgan shot a 17-under 199 to better Chi Chi Rodriguez's standard of 8 under set in 1987.
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