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Posted December 16, 2011 on AP on Fox
PLAYERS: Geoff Ogilvy,  Ian Poulter,  Nathan Green,  Greg Chalmers,  Robert Allenby,  Luke Donald

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Geoff Ogilvy took a two-stroke lead Saturday in the Australian Masters, shooting an 8-under 63 on his boyhood course at Victoria Golf Club. Ogilvy, the 2006 US Open champion, had a 13-under 200 total. He eagled the short par-4 opening hole -- hitting a 3-iron to 5 feet -- and had nine birdies and three bogeys. England's Ian Poulter, the leader after each of the first two rounds, was second after a 69. Australians Nathan Green (67) and Ashley Hall (68) were 9 under. Greg Chalmers topped a group at 7 under after 67. He's trying to become the second player to complete the Australian Triple Crown after sweeping the Australian Open and Australian PGA last month. Robert Allenby accomplished the feat in 2005. Top-ranked Luke Donald was 5 under after a 69.
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