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Which of the Australian players will do the best on the US PGA Tour in 2006? ... Jacobs Creek Open 2006. Paul Sheehan won in a play-off over Michael Sim ...
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Australian Amputee Open Golf Championship - The official AAOGC web site
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Australian Open Golf Championships - Kingston Heath Golf Club. Greg Norman, Nick Faldo, Aaron Baddeley, Mark O'Meara, Stuart Appleby, Robert Allenby.
Australian Open - Golf Tuition Online
Australian Open General Golf Discussion ... Australian Open. The Australian Open was held last weekend ... It was the Centenary Open so was a significant event for Australian golf. Arnold Palmer came out and played an ...
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Lewis, Kemp lead Women's Australian Open - USA TODAY
 USA TODAY | Lewis, Kemp lead Women's Australian Open USA TODAY MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) – American Stacy Lewis and Australia's Sarah Kemp shared the Women's Australian Open lead at 4-under 69 on Thursday, leaving top-ranked Yani Tseng a stroke back in her bid to win the event for the third straight year. Kemp, Lewis lead women's Open golf Sarah Kemp shares lead in Women's Australian Open Stacy Lewis tied with Kemp at women's Australian Open |
Tiger Woods is ready to go on PGA Tour - Kansas City Star
 USA TODAY | Tiger Woods is ready to go on PGA Tour Kansas City Star TV: Golf Channel (today and Friday, 2 pm; Saturday and Sunday, noon; and CBS, Saturday and Sunday, 2 pm) LPGA Tour: Women's Australian Open. Today through Sunday in Melbourne, Australia. TV: Golf Channel (today and Friday, 11:30 am; Saturday and Sunday ... Golf Capsules: On The Fringe - Attention returns to Woods at Pebble Beach Pebble Beach spotlight is squarely on Woods Golf Glance |
Australian Women's Open Golf 2012 - ABC Online
 The West Australian | Australian Women's Open Golf 2012 ABC Online After winning last weekend's Australian Ladies Masters, Christel Boeljon is ready to take on world number one Yani Tseng, who's back to defend her title at the 2012 Women's Australian Open. Neither player will have it all their own way in a powerhouse ... Four Blue Devils Set to Tee Off in Australia Only the ignorant rate these women below the men Optimism runs high as LPGA season kicks off |
This week on pro golf tours - Tampabay.com
 Sportsnet.ca | This week on pro golf tours Tampabay.com PGA: Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, Pebble Beach Golf Links, Pebble Beach, Calif. TV: Today-Friday, 3 pm, Golf Channel; Saturday-Sunday, 1 pm, Golf Channel, and 3 pm, Ch. 10 LPGA: Women's Australian Open, Royal Melbourne Golf Club, Victoria, Australia. Golf: Tours glance Tiger, Rory, Yani: Busy Weekend on PGA, European & LPGA Tours Three relative unknowns are well worth following. |
GOLF: Temecula's Michaels gets season started Down Under - Press-Enterprise
 Press-Enterprise | GOLF: Temecula's Michaels gets season started Down Under Press-Enterprise Sydnee Michaels began her first full season on the LPGA Tour by at the ISPS Handa Women's Australian Open. BY MIRJAM SWANSON Temecula's Sydnee Michaels has come a long way. Never mind that the girl who once starred on the Temecula Linfield Christian ... Local golf: Karlin Beck plays first LPGA event this week LPGA rookie about to realize a dream |
Tough course for women at Aust Open golf - Sydney Morning Herald
Tough course for women at Aust Open golf Sydney Morning Herald Royal Melbourne was proving a tough golf course to crack despite benign conditions for the first round of the Women's Australian Open. Three players among the early starters shared the lead at two-under the card while a group of more than 20 was one ... |