138th British Open Championship
American Stewart Cink (L) holds the claret jug as he laughs with his caddie, Frank Williams, after defeating Tom Watson in a four hole play off on the fourth day of the 138th British Open Championship in Turnberry Sunday July 19 2009. (UPI Photo/Hugo Philpott)
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James Hahn, who sold shoes to fund his dream of a PGA Tour career, shared the lead Thursday after the opening round of the Humana Challenge.
The team of Kenny Perry and Sean O'Hair grabbed a two-stroke lead at the Franklin Templeton Shootout Saturday after firing a combined 11-under 61.
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