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Allenby leads Honda Classic; Creamer ahead at HSBC Women's Champions
Robert Allenby shot a 4-under-par 64 Thursday for a one-shot lead at the Honda Classic. Erik Compton, who underwent his second heart transplant last year, had a surprisingly strong day and finished at 1 under …
Meanwhile, Paula Creamer had a big day at the HSBC Women’s Champions yesterday, shooting a 5-under 67 to lead the event. Creamer was playing with flu-like symptoms …
“For some reason I putt better when I’m sick,” Creamer told reporters. “At the beginning, I was very sick, very nauseous. It must have been something I ate.”
In the TravelGolf.com This Week podcast, host Dave Berner talks to WorldGolf.com’s Mike Bailey about excellent golf in Mexico.
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2 comments
I think that when a person is sick, it is impossible to do anything, to say nothing about sports, I am very sorry for these athletes.
03/06/09 @ 08:06
Comment from: Nathan [Visitor]
In reference to the above comment..Are you kidding.
BOO HOO.... I can't believe someone actually said
that .Poor atheletes :( (Sniffle sniffle). Suck it
up.Your chasing a ball around a beautiful golf course
in great weather. What a pain.... Impossible.....
Now I know who voted for Obama... LOL
Good Article D0T.Wong :)
03/07/09 @ 20:09
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