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Talk of Tiger buzzing at tournament
England's Ian Poulter, left, and Lee Westwood, center, and Martin Kaymer, of Germany, practice for the Chevron World Challenge golf tournament at Sherwood Country Club in Thousand Oaks, Calif., on Tuesday, Dec.
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Up & Down: Evans just what LPGA needed in interim
Marsha, Marsha, Marsha I guess this essentially makes Carolyn Bivens some sort of jealous, Jan Brady type.
Motivation is no problem, says McIlroy as he tries to win World Cup
Rory McIlroy will look to put last week's disappointment in Dubai firmly in the past with a victory in the star-studded Omega Mission Hills World Cup, where he is representing Ireland alongside Ryder Cup star Graeme McDowell.
Billy's year goes from bad to best
Keighley's Billy Foster has declared this year his best ever as a caddy - " after starting it off by getting sacked! The 43-year-old capped a fine campaign last weekend, carrying Lee Westwood's bag as he marched to a stunning victory in the Dubai World Championship.
Westwood savors Dubai success, and return to perch he once occupied
Lee Westwood would have celebrated becoming the European Tour's top player again well into the early hours no matter how he did it.
Altenhof fires record 64 won route to Sebastian victory
Kevin Altenhof closed with a record 8-under 64 and earned a five-stroke victory at the Sebastian Open Sunday at Sebastian Municipal Golf Course.
Simon Dyson strives to rediscover putting magic in Dubai World Championship
THE magic putting touch that propelled greens-giant Simon Dyson into the worlda TMs top 50 golfers continued to elude him in the season-ending Dubai World Championship.
Cheam's McGowan preparing for Major year
Cheam golf star Ross McGowan is eyeing a fast start to next season as he bids to get a US Masters appearance under his belt in just his fourth year as a professional.
Lee Westwood takes one for the team
THE seven-star Burj Al Arab Hotel looked down on a sumptuous Dubai beachfront party in the early hours of yesterday morning.
GOLF Westwood wins Dubai Lee Westwood of England became Europea s No. 1 golfer Sunday after winning the Dubai World Championship in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, by six strokes.
McIlroy sets sights on World Cup
Photograph: Ross Kinnaird/Getty Images Rory McIlroy will look to put last week's disappointment in Dubai firmly in the past with victory in the World Cup, where he is representing Ireland alongside Graeme McDowell at Mission Hills in China.
Improved putting takes Jeev to 15th place; Westwood in lead
By V. Krishnaswamy, Dubai, Nov 21 : A much-improved performance with the putter made all the difference as Jeev Milkha Singh despite two bogeys came back with a four-under 68 that saw him move up from tied 22nd to 15th at the end of the third round of the Dubai World Championships golf here Saturday.
Briefly in Sports: McPherson takes one-shot lead in Lpga Championship
Kristy McPherson finished off a 5-under 67 in fading sunlight Sunday to take a one-stroke lead in the LPGA Tour Championship before the second round was suspended because of darkness.
Mahoney: Party with Westwood in Dubai? Yes
It's midnight on Sunday and Lee Westwood is sipping champagne on the beach. Not in a noisy, stag party boozing session, but quietly sitting around a table with his wife, Laurae; caddie, Billy Foster; and manager, Chubby Chandler -- the inner circle enjoying the moment.
Lee Westwood is the man after Dubai World Championship triumph
Five steals against par down the stretch and still not good enough. Lee Westwood was better.
Sports Wire: McPherson has lead in Lpga Tour finale
Kristy McPherson finished off a 5-under-par 67 in fading sunlight Sunday to take a one-stroke lead in the LPGA Tour Championship in Richmond, Va., before the second round was suspended because of darkness.
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McIlroy regains lead in Race To Dubai standings
Northern Irishman Rory McIlroy is contending for the money list title in only his second full season.
McIlroy's American dream led by heart
Rory McIlroy said today he had decided to join the US Tour next year because he chose to "listen to my own heart" - " and to Indian golfer Jeev Milkha Singh.
Ross Fisher's promise to "tryA and go for everything" paid handsome dividends when the Dubai World Championship resumed on Saturday.
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