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Tiger struggles; Johnson, Day share lead

KIRBY: Who’s number 1? Maybe not Tiger
The Deutsche Bank Championship and TPC Boston have developed a reputation over the years as kingmakers. In 2004, Vijay Singh defeated Tiger Woods in a final-round showdown to wrest the title of world’s top-ranked golfer from the sport’s most well-known performer.

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Tiger struggles; Johnson, Day share lead
Tiger’s weak first round jeopardizes his FedEx Cup chances. FedEx Cup – Sports – Soccer – Competitions – World Cup

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Funniest Sports Quotes and Sound Bites of All Time: Chad johnson, Brett Farve, Mike tyson and others


Some of the funnies sports quotes and sound bites from interviews or in game moments. Quotes from brett farve, mike tyson, chad ochocinco johnson, phil mickelson, allen iverson, kellen winslow, charles barkley, shaq, and jared allen.

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Byron Johnson hits a hole in one


Byron Johnson hits a hole in one with a seven iron (God’s club) on the breathtaking 5th hole at Farmlinks golf course in Sylacauga, AL. Truly one of Americas best Golf Courses. Filmed by Carl Miller of Layman Multimedia.

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US Open 2010: Tiger Woods enters fray as Dustin Johnson takes lead at Pebble Beach

Porn star claims Tiger Woods fathered son (with video)
Bradenton, Florida – 30-year-old Melinda Brinling of Sarasota claims professional golfer Tiger Woods fathered her 9-year-old son, Austin.

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US Open 2010: Tiger Woods enters fray as Dustin Johnson takes lead at Pebble Beach
Tiger Woods enters championship fray as Dustin Johnson snatches lead from Graeme McDowell’s grasp.

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Tiger tames Pebble to challenge leader Johnson

Woods fires 66 to get in the hunt
Tiger Woods made eight birdies and three bogeys on Saturday. PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (AP) — Forget fist pumps. When Tiger Woods watched his putt on No. 17 roll in – a putt he later admitted was “a joke” – he raised his right arm and extended his index finger high in the air.

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Tiger tames Pebble to challenge leader Johnson
Tiger Woods stormed into contention at the U.S. Open with a sizzling back nine on Saturday that put him five shots behind fellow-American Dustin Johnson with one round to go at Pebble Beach.

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Is Anyone Else Here Tired Of The Zach Johnson Bandwagon?

Zach Johnson definitely played a helluva round on Sunday and rightfully so deserves the green jacket. But does anyone out there really think that Zach will be able to pull off a win like this again in the near future? I mean seriously, it wasn’t long ago when people were jumping on the Brandt Snedeker bandwagon because he gave Tiger a run at the Buick Invitational (heck, did he even make the Masters cut?) And what about Brett Wetterich who faded quickly after giving Tiger a run at Doral a few weeks earlier.
And why does the media keep calling Zach a ‘kid’ when he’s actually a few months older than Tiger? Like I said, he certainly deserves a pat on the back after his Masters win, but to anoint him Tigers new competition is way too premature. That would be like questioning the Jordan-era Bulls after a blowout loss to the Atlanta Hawks. So what? 31 years old with one Major and 2 PGA Tour wins — definitely sounds like he’ll be challenging Tiger for years … NOT!!!!!

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