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Amateurs among favorites at Arizona Open
The AT&T Arizona Open is the second-oldest pro golf tournament in the state, behind only the FBR Open, and it never has been won by an amateur.
Huffman: Francis aiming to beat the pros
It's only happened once in the 63 years that the tournament has been played, but Philip Francis is hoping that lightning can strike twice when the AT&T Arizona Open gets under way today at Desert Mountain's ...
U.S. Amateur: Aptos native Olson falls in first round of match play at Pinehurst
Eddie Olson's run at the U.S. Amateur came to an early end when he suffered a 3 and 2 loss to longtime friend Drew Kittleson in the first round of match play on Pinehurst's No.
Medalist Fillmore advances at U.S. Amateur
Robbie Fillmore was among the winners Wednesday in the first round of match play at the United States Amateur Championship.
Live: U.S. Amateur match roundups
Ross Beal, 3 and 2: Fillmore worked hard to avoid the medalist jinx. Beal made birdie on No.
Bob Tway's son advances at US Amateur
Kevin Tway took another step toward establishing himself, while a former NCAA champion made an earlier-than-expected exit from the U.S. Amateur.
Clemson's Stanley shares 36-Hole Lead
Kyle Stanley and Philip Francis, two Western Amateur Sweet 16 veterans, surged into the 36-hole lead Thursday in the 2008 Western Amateur at Point O'Woods Golf & Country Club.
Danny Lee through to Western semi-finals
Lee qualified the top seed in the 16 player elimination matchplay section after taking medalist honors with a 72-hole total of 12-under-par, three stroke ahead of American Erik Flores.
Cowboys make for real Western affair
Apparently it's not called the Western Amateur for nothing. During Thursday's second round of stroke play, a posse of Cowboys stormed the leaderboard and left their imprint on the 106th edition of the golf ...
Griffin makes up ground at Western
Danny Lee from New Zealand is currently at 3-under-par and in T5 following rounds of 68-69 to be the best Australasian and joins countryman James Gill and Australia's Jason Scrivener to make the plus-2 cut.
Stanley, Francis share lead in Western Amateur
Kyle Stanley and Philip Francis are tied at 6-under 134 and share the lead after two rounds of the Western Amateur at Point O'Woods Golf and Country Club.
Rejuvenated Yun making it count
SHOAL CREEK, Ala. - ' At the ripe age of 17, Andrew Yun could already give a motivational speech seminar and sell out the joint.
Rejuvenated Yun making it count
SHOAL CREEK, Ala. - ' At the ripe age of 17, Andrew Yun could already give a motivational speech seminar and sell out the joint.
Francis forges ahead at John Deere
By SEAN MARTIN Assistant Editor SILVIS, Ill. - ' After seven birdies on a steamy Saturday in small-town America, Philip Francis may have regained his status as a can't-miss kid.
' s Junior Extra page. Logging in regularly will be Golfweek's junior gurus Eric Soderstrom, Lance Ringler, Sean Martin and Dan Mirocha.
Smith, Rohanna lead early at Northeast
By RON BALICKI Senior Writer RUMFORD, R.I. - ' Larry Smith has watched his son Nathan play a lot of golf.
Team practices in Indiana winds for what could be its first NCAA Championship win since 1988 There isn't a single Spanish player on the UCLA men's golf team, but right now the Bruins are college golf's ...
Reeves solves winds for lead - roanoke.com
“I had a pretty good summer last year and I was in this position a pretty good amount of times”
First-round leader Byeong-Hun An ballooned to a 75 to fall into a third-place tie after the second round of the 25th annual Scott Robertson Memorial Tournament. via Roanoke Times
Golfers teeing off for round one at NCAAs
“We're going to get through. We just need to make sure that everyone's comfortable.”
Kevin Chappell looks to lead team through regional to its first team title in 20 years The UCLA men's golf team will begin its NCAA title campaign at the West Regional Championship at Gold Mountain Golf Club in ... via The Daily Bruin
Behind the Green: Stroke Play becoming kid stuff
“Excuse me! I just had an 18-year-old high school kid shoot 66.”
College guys winning Arizona Golf Association tournaments are nothing new. In the past few years, collegians like Nathan Tyler, Charlie Beljan, Ben Kern, Aaron Manning and Jesse Mueller have all come up big ... via East Valley Tribune