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Golfing gods frown on Bjorn, Elkington
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SPRINGFIELD, N.J. - Anyone who has ever played the game knows something about the fortunes of golf. The putt that had nowhere to go, yet somehow stays out. The shot that lands in a divot. It’s a game that can be cruel. Often, it is at its cruelest at just the wrong moment. Thomas Bjorn and Steve Elkington knew that long before they came out Monday morning with a chance of winning

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The kid had an ace up his sleeve
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WILLIAMSBURG, Va. Hunter DiLorenzo of Westford scored the first hole-in-one of his golfing career at a World Championship event here recently. He's six years old.

Cold war not over yet: big bertha, meet peace missile seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/sports/2002441488_chat16.html?syndication=rss&source=seattletimes.xml&items=92
Want your golf partners seeing Red? The Peace Missile II driver is made from melted-down A-3 Polaris and Soviet SS-23 nuclear missile parts...

Mickelson doubles the dose
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WHEN Phil Mickelson sank an 18-foot birdie putt to win the US Masters last year and shed the dreaded label of best player never to have won a Major, he jumped for joy.

Two captains, two different styles
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Jack Nicklaus favoured experience and Gary Player form in deciding their captain's picks for next month's Presidents Cup team competition. U.S. captain Nicklaus chose Justin Leonard and Fred Couples as his wildcard selections while Player went for Peter Lonard and Trevor Immelman.

Timeshare Industry Continues Dramatic Growth with 2004 Sales of $7.87 Billion, According to AIF Annual Study Timeshare sales climbed 21.4 percent during 2004 to $7.87 billion over 2003 sales of $6.48 billion, according to a new study of the U.S. vacation ownership industry conducted by American Economic Group on behalf of the ARDA International Foundation .