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Matt Kuchar suggests shot clock
16 May 2012
Slow play is a hot topic on the PGA Tour these days, especially after Kevin Na waggled his way to some long days over the weekend at The Players Championship. Matt Kuchar was asked Tuesday what he would do about slow play.
"It might be interesting to have a tournament with a shot clock," said Kuchar, "You would hope it wouldn't be on a hard course. In certain places, if you have 3-footers, and you miss, it's seven feet coming back. But I would be interested to see a shot clock thrown out there."
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Matt Kuchar outplays all challengers at Players for first truly big win of career
14 May 2012
Under the right circumstances, it might have been a shot for the ages, a moment to remember in Masters lore. We might still be talking about that hellacious 3-wood shot Matt Kuchar hit to the 15th green beneath the white-hot glare of the Masters final round, and that clutch eagle putt he poured in to briefly tie for the lead.
When he had a chance to win the Masters after that remarkable eagle, it was his first real brush with winning a major championship. So he's a bit of a late bloomer? Nothing wrong with that when the blossoms burst forth like this.
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Phil Mickelson in Golf Hall of Fame
10 May 2012
Phil Mickelson loved golf before he was old enough to walk and swing a club.
It took him on a thrilling ride of major championships and a few spectacular crashes, eventually leading to his induction Monday night into the World Golf Hall of Fame.
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Rory McIlroy is world number one as Rickie Fowler wins at Quail
7 May 2012
Rory McIlroy returned to golf's world number one spot, despite losing a play-off to Rickie Fowler, who won his first PGA Tour title at Quail Hollow Club.
The duo tied at 14 under with DA Points and headed into a sudden-death play-off for the Wells Fargo Championship. American Fowler, the world number 39, took the title after producing a superb approach shot at the first extra hole.
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Bubba Watson taking time off
4 May 2012
Bubba Watson has decided to skip The Players Championship to spend time with his family, making this the second time in five years that the Masters champion has not played in the PGA Tour's flagship tournament.
Watson announced his decision Thursday afternoon on Twitter, saying he needed to spend more time with his wife, Angie, and the 2-month-old son they adopted just two weeks before he captured his first major at Augusta National.
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