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Kenny Perry shot 64 in the third round of THE TOUR Championship at East Lake Country Club to take a two shot lead over Tiger Woods heading into the final round. Woods is still in prime position to win the FedEx Cup as Steve Stricker, who is in second place in the points standings, is [...]
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September 26, 2009
Winning the $10 million for the FedEx Cup remains a long shot for Kenny Perry. Winning the Tour Championship became a far greater possibility after his 6-under 64 to take a two-shot lead over Tiger Woods.
Perry birdied his opening four holes Saturday to quickly catch up to Woods, then kept bogeys off his card the rest of the way at East Lake to give himself a shot at his third...
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September 27, 2009
by Mick ElliottFiled under: PGA, FedEx CupATLANTA -- Tiger Woods won the FedEx Cup Sunday at East Lake Golf Club, collecting a $10 million bonus, which in anybody's world ranks as serious cha-ching.How very nice.Now, about Phil Mickelson.It isn't easy upstaging golf's best player winning the season's biggest award, but standing beside Woods on the 18th green for a...
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September 25, 2009
Golf writer Andy Reistetter is on site at The TOUR Championship Presented by Coca-Cola at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, Georgia and is providing daily reports covering the action both inside and outside the ropes.
O.K., so it is not Sunday afternoon at a World Golf Championship event.
It's not Woods versus Rocco Mediate during a Monday playoff for the 2008 U.S...
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September 28, 2009
Tiger Woods was outstanding in the PGA TOUR Playoffs and deservedly took home the FedEx Cup and $10 million prize, his second in the playoffs three year history. Phil Mickelson capped off a difficult 2009 season with an incredible victory at THE TOUR Championship to move into second place in the final FedEx Cup point [...]
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September 28, 2009
O'Neill: It is probably safe to say no other player on the PGA Tour will have a “disappointing” season like it, ever. In the big picture, it might just be Tiger Woods' most remarkable season.
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September 28, 2009
When he won the FedEx Cup on Sunday, Tiger did more than just pad his bank account with another eight figures. He won the largest-ever single championship payout of anybody in sports. The winners of the Super Bowl get around $70,000 apiece, while the winners of the World Series get about $350,000, not including whatever incentives they might have in their contracts. Tiger passed...
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September 28, 2009
The proverbial "they" say that a picture can speak a thousand words.
I had heard the phrase before but never paid much attention to it until yesterday evening when I saw the picture of Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson standing side-by-side on the 18th green at East Lake Golf Club.
The two greatest golfers of this generation standing side-by-side on the 18th green while each...
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September 25, 2009
If Padraig Harrington wants to cash that $10 million check for winning the FedEx Cup, he's going to have to change his recent history of playing with Tiger Woods on Saturday at the Tour Championship, writes ESPN.com's Bob Harig.
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September 27, 2009
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September 28, 2009
It ended the way that it should, Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson in one-two fashion. You could not have scripted a better finish to a tumultuous and exciting PGA Tour season...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...
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September 27, 2009
Phil Mickelson rallies for his first victory since his wife was diagnosed with breast cancer and Tiger Woods clinches the $10 million FedEx Cup at the Tour Championship. Steve Elling says Lefty goes back to basics with his putter to end a difficult 2009 on an up note.
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September 25, 2009
Who will be the Jackie Robinson of English football management?The black American baseball star broke the colour bar when he played for MLB's Brooklyn Dodgers in 1947. Robinson thrived despite enormous pressure and became a legendary symbol of African American talent courage and progress.Other sports were emboldened to give opportunities to members of a once maligned community...
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