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  Colsaerts, McDowell reach World Match Play final

  Nicolas Colsaerts birdied the second playoff hole to complete a comeback against Paul Lawrie and reach the final of the World Match Play Championship.
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  Dufner carries lead into final round of Nelson

  Nine players had or shared the lead during the third round of the Byron Nelson Championship.

• Rio fails to show Olympic golf course contracts

  The ownership dispute over the land set to be used for the Olympic golf course for 2016 took another twist Friday when a court ordered the city of Rio de Janeiro to hand over the contracts with the owner of the land - and city officials said no such documents existed.
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  Pressel rallies to upset Choi, No. 1 Tseng ousted

  American Morgan Pressel rallied from two holes down with three to play to eliminate No. 2 Na Yeon Choi on the first playoff hole after the third round of the Sybase Match Play Championship on Saturday.

• Czech Open canceled due to lack of money

  Organizers say the Czech Open scheduled for August has been canceled due to a lack of funding.
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  McDowell edges past Garcia in Match Play playoff

  Graeme McDowell held his nerve in a tense playoff against Sergio Garcia to squeeze into the semifinals of the World Match Play Championship on Saturday.
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  Dufner takes Nelson lead with late birdie spree

  Jason Dufner birdied four of the last five holes Friday for a 4-under 66 and a one-stroke lead after the second round of the Byron Nelson Championship.
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  Poulter extends dominant match-play run in Spain

  Ian Poulter overwhelmed fellow Englishman and friend Tom Lewis 4 and 3 to reach the last 16 in his defense of the World Match Play Championship.

• Glen Day the last player with a penalty stroke

  It turns out that Glen Day - not Dillard Pruitt - was the last player penalized a stroke for slow play on the PGA Tour.
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  Sybase champion Pettersen loses in 1st round

  Defending champion Suzann Pettersen didn't last long at the Sybase Match Play Championship, and neither did three well-known Americans.

• Golf spotlight

  Men, women at Barry flying high

  The NCAA Division II golf tournaments starting this week in Louisville, Ky., are getting a two-for-one deal thanks to Barry University.
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  Winning Nelson set Bradley up for major victory

  Keegan Bradley sometimes looks at the PGA Championship trophy sitting on his mantel and starts laughing.

• Snedeker in midflight drama for 1st trip to Spain

  Deprived of his clubs and sleep following an emergency landing en route to Spain, Brandt Snedeker's first appearance in Spain isn't exactly going as planned.

• Winless Pettersen set to defend Match Play title

  A year after meeting for the Sybase Match Play Championship, defending champion Suzann Pettersen and Cristie Kerr are in the same position on the LPGA Tour.
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  Winning Nelson set Bradley up for major victory

  Keegan Bradley got his first professional victory last year at the Byron Nelson Championship. He later became a major champion.

• Harmon closing in on retiring but still teaches

  Butch Harmon turns 69 this summer and he's ready to cut back on how much he works. In his last major effort, he has published what amounts to a lifetime as a swing coach.
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  Slow play shows up at the worst time for PGA Tour

  In more peaceful times, when Tiger Woods had gone six months without losing and golf seemed to revolve around him, he ended a monthly newsletter with a rare trip to the soap box to complain about the pace of play on the PGA Tour.
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  Ryder Cup's shadow looms over World Match Play

  With the Ryder Cup a little more than four months away, Europe's top players couldn't pick a better tournament to impress team captain Jose Maria Olazabal than this week's World Match Play Championship in southern Spain.

• Tiger Woods to play in Greenbrier Classic

  Tiger Woods is heading to the hills this summer to play in The Greenbrier Classic.

• LPGA Tour to step up social media effort

  The LPGA will make following players on social media even easier.

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