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 Nicklaus talks technologyBy Dave Seaman, Columbus Wired (6/1/10) By all accounts, Jack Nicklaus is old school. He is one who has not embraced current technological trends and still reverts back to paper and pencil. Nicklaus spoke Tuesday about technology and other pressing Tour issues during his annual media summit before the start of The Memorial Tournament at Muirfield Village Golf Club that starts Thursday...Read More |
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Curtis
looks to regain form at Muirfield by Dave Seaman, Columbus Wired (6/10/10) Seven years after winning the British Open, Ostrander native Ben Curtis still loves coming to Muirfield Village Golf Course to compete in his hometown tournament, The Memorial. Curtis will play in his eighth straight Memorial this week looking to improve on his game. He has made eight cuts in 2010 and his best Tour finish was at the Arnold Palmer Classic in late March, where he finished sixth....Read More |
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Born in Pedrena, Spain, in 1957, Ballesteros won a record 50 times on the European Tour, including three British Open Championships. The first European to win the Masters in 1980, he twice one the Green Jacket and was the youngest winner at Augusta until Tiger Woods's first victory in 1997.
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Tuesday 6/1/10:
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Memorial Honoree Ceremony - 3:00 pm
Seve Ballesteros
Ron Green, Sr. - Journalism AwardJack Nicklaus Golf Clinic - 4:30 pm
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Wednesday 6/2/10: Skins Game /
Practice RoundJunior Golf Day Kids 18 years of age and younger are admitted free with a ticketed adult.
Junior Clinic - 5:30 pm, Safari Golf Club
- Thursday 6/3/10: First Round
- Friday 6/4/10: Second Round
- Saturday 6/5/10: Third Round
- Sunday 6/6/10: Final Round
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2009: Tiger Wins Fourth Memorial
Tiger Woods
has stressed
patience as
he’s come
back from
knee surgery
last summer.
The world’s
best golfer
used that
patience in
winning his
record
fourth
Memorial
Tournament
trophy...Click
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Full Coverage
2008: Experience pays off for Kenny Perry
- There’s
something
about
experience
that gives a
person a
little edge
in the final
round of a
golf
tournament.
For Kenny
Perry, that
experience
led him to
his third
win at the
2008
Memorial
Tournament,
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For More
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2007: Choi Wins Memorial by One Stroke
As a teenager in South Korea, K.J. s by Memorial founder Jack Nicklaus. On Sunday, Choi shot a seven-under, 65 to win the 2007 Memorial at Muirfield Village Golf Course. Click Here For More
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2006: Pettersson hangs steady for his second PGA victory
Carl Pettersson was able to weather the storms to keep ahead of both Brett Wetterich (5-under round) and Zack Johnson (2-under round) to win his first Memorial. Click Here For More
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2005:
A Cinderella
Story
Journeyman
Bart Bryant
pulled out a
stunning and
one of the
most
dramatic
finishes in
tournament
history,
edging out
Fred Couples
by one shot
to earn his
second tour
win of his
career.
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Els captures the 2004 Memorial
Ernie Els was one to impress and be impressed with winning the final round by only two strokes; scoring 66 with a final score of 18-under par, 270 to hold off Fred Couples and Tiger Woods for his first Memorial win in 11 tries. Click Here For More
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2003: Perry's Day In The SunMay
will prove
to be a very
lucrative
month for
David
Lipscomb
University.
See, Kenny
“Under The
Radar” Perry
donates 5%
of his
winnings to
his wife’s
Alma Matter
to fund a
pair of
scholarships
each year
for two
children
from his
home county.
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2002:
Expect the
UnexpectedJim Furyk,
adopted hometown
hero and the guy
with the unusual
swing, wins the
2002 Memorial
Tournament in
dramatic fashion.
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2001:
Tiger
Three-Peats
Tiger Woods continued his dominance of professional golf, coming from one stroke behind to pass Paul Azinger and win his third consecutive Memorial victory. Click Here For More
