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Furyk seeks third consecutive Canadian Open crown
AFP - OAKVILLE, Canada (AFP) - Jim Furyk opens his quest for a third consecutive US PGA Tour Canadian Open title on a third different course here on Thursday after grabbing a share of fifth at last week's British Open.
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AFP - OAKVILLE, Canada (AFP) - Jim Furyk opens his quest for a third consecutive US PGA Tour Canadian Open title on a third different course here on Thursday after grabbing a share of fifth at last week's British Open.
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Two-time defending champ Furyk aiming high in Canada
OAKVILLE, Ontario (AP) -- Jim Furyk has his sights set high at rain-soaked Glen Abbey in his bid for a third straight Canadian Open title.
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OAKVILLE, Ontario (AP) -- Jim Furyk has his sights set high at rain-soaked Glen Abbey in his bid for a third straight Canadian Open title.
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Weir Eager to End 54-Year Canadian Open Drought
TORONTO (Reuters) - After battling punishing conditions at the British Open, Canadians Mike Weir and Stephen Ames face another daunting challenge in trying to end a 54-year drought for home players at the Canadian Open. No Canadian has claimed the national championship since Pat Fletcher in 1954, leaving Weir, Ames and 17 other Canadian contenders trying to wrestle the title away from back-to-back winner Jim Furyk at the Glen Abbey golf course starting on Thursday. Weir, the 2003 Masters champion, came tantalizingly close to ending the dry spell the last time the Canadian Open was staged on the par 71, 7,273-yard Jack Nicklaus designed layout in 2004 but came up just short after losing to Fiji's Vijay Singh in a playoff. "I remember (in 2004) that everybody was very excited," Weir told reporters. "I was in contention, and Canada was playing for the gold in the world (hockey) championships. So there was a different atmosphere than a normal golf tournament. "But...
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TORONTO (Reuters) - After battling punishing conditions at the British Open, Canadians Mike Weir and Stephen Ames face another daunting challenge in trying to end a 54-year drought for home players at the Canadian Open. No Canadian has claimed the national championship since Pat Fletcher in 1954, leaving Weir, Ames and 17 other Canadian contenders trying to wrestle the title away from back-to-back winner Jim Furyk at the Glen Abbey golf course starting on Thursday. Weir, the 2003 Masters champion, came tantalizingly close to ending the dry spell the last time the Canadian Open was staged on the par 71, 7,273-yard Jack Nicklaus designed layout in 2004 but came up just short after losing to Fiji's Vijay Singh in a playoff. "I remember (in 2004) that everybody was very excited," Weir told reporters. "I was in contention, and Canada was playing for the gold in the world (hockey) championships. So there was a different atmosphere than a normal golf tournament. "But...
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Fantasy Aces: Canadian Open
Jim Furyk is going for his third consecutive victory at the Canadian Open this week, which makes this week’s Fantasy pick a no-brainer, according to one of Golfweek’s Fantasy Aces. The others? Well, they just don’t agree.
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Jim Furyk is going for his third consecutive victory at the Canadian Open this week, which makes this week’s Fantasy pick a no-brainer, according to one of Golfweek’s Fantasy Aces. The others? Well, they just don’t agree.
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TOUR Insider: Furyk going for record three straight wins
For the second consecutive year, Jim Furyk arrives at the RBC Canadian Open hoping not only to defend his title but to get his first victory of the season.
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For the second consecutive year, Jim Furyk arrives at the RBC Canadian Open hoping not only to defend his title but to get his first victory of the season.
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Golf: Furyk takes up a lurking stance
Jim Furyk is waiting in the wings just three shots off the lead after another steady round at Royal Birkdale
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Jim Furyk is waiting in the wings just three shots off the lead after another steady round at Royal Birkdale
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Furyk quietly grinds his way into contention
SOUTHPORT, England -- While Camilo Villegas was making five birdies in a row to finish his back nine, Jim Furyk, playing in the same group, was doing exactly what he always does. Hanging around and grinding.
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SOUTHPORT, England -- While Camilo Villegas was making five birdies in a row to finish his back nine, Jim Furyk, playing in the same group, was doing exactly what he always does. Hanging around and grinding.
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Jim Furyk is America’sbest hope at British Open
Golfweek.com – Jul 14, 2008 10:05 PM [GMT] ¦ comment?
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Jim Furyk is America’sbest hope at British Open
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Players amazed at Perry no-show
Justin Rose and Jim Furyk have both expressed their amazement that the in-form Kenny Perry will miss this week's Open Championship.
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Justin Rose and Jim Furyk have both expressed their amazement that the in-form Kenny Perry will miss this week's Open Championship.
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Birkdale fan Furyk in upbeat mood
SOUTHPORT (Reuters) - A decade after coming close to winning the British Open at Royal Birkdale, Jim Furyk has set his sights on clinching the title for the first time in this week's edition of the world's oldest major.
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SOUTHPORT (Reuters) - A decade after coming close to winning the British Open at Royal Birkdale, Jim Furyk has set his sights on clinching the title for the first time in this week's edition of the world's oldest major.
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