AUGUSTA, Ga. Charley Hoffman was hoping for anything around par on a blustery Thursday at Augusta National.He did a bit better than that his opening 65 giving him the largest first-round lead at the Masters in 62 years.It was one of those rounds where you could have shot your way out of the tournament really quick, he said. I was trying to make pars and be in position to make birdies.
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Hoffman made plenty of them, recording birdies on seven of his last 11 holes to take a four-shot lead over William McGirt. The early four-shot margin is the largest at the Masters since Jack Burke in 1955.Two years ago, Hoffman played in the final group in the third round with Jordan Spieth. He shot 71-74 on the weekend and tied for ninth.Sleeping on the lead is not going to be the easiest thing, he said. But I look forward to that challenge over the next three days.
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Inkster lives and breathes the Solheim Cup, she might have won seven majors but it's the biennial clash with Europe that really stirs her. "It's at the top. Every Solheim captaincy that I've played in has been at the top. I love doing it. I love being around the girls, I love the camaraderie, it's a lot of work but it's fun.
Xhaka reveals how he feels about potential Arsenal captaincy
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Date published: Tuesday 11th June 2019 10:20 Granit Xhaka would love to become Arsenal captain and has denied he wants to move away from the club this summer. The 26-year-old joined the Gunners in a £35million transfer from Borussia Monchengladbach in the summer of 2016 but has proved a divisive figure among supporters, who all […]
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What it means: There was a lot of talk about this year's Honda Classic field being, well, not great relative to previous seasons. And at the midway point at PGA National, the leaderboard certainly does little to disprove the sentiment that this event has taken a reduced role in the revamped Florida swing.
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The browned-out greens at Chambers Bay that became such an eyesore at the 2015 U.S. Open will soon be a thing of the past as the public course sets its sights on hosting another major.
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VIDEO: Watch Webb Simpson Hole Out for Back-to-Back Eagles Joseph Jungermann 08 Apr 2018 It may be just for consolation at this point in The Masters Tournament, but you can't help but be impressed by these pair of back-to-back hawks from Webb Simpson on the final day at Augusta.
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