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Goggin fades early, finishes second |
Goggin fades early, finishes second | 2.06.2008 | |
AUSTRALIAN Mathew Goggin has finished in a share of second place at the Memorial tournament behind American Kenny Perry in Ohio.Goggin, seeking his first US Tour victory, started the final round with a three-shot lead but quickly surrendered his advantage with two early bogeys.
He still had an outside chance until he bogeyed the 17th hole, but bounced back to birdie the last for a round of 74 at Muirfield Village.
He has tied with American Jerry Kelly, Canadian Mike Weir and Englishman Justin Rose, two strokes behind Perry.
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AUSTRALIAN Scott Strange secured his maiden European Tour title by winning the Wales Open by four strokes at Celtic Manor]]>
STUART MacGill has stunned the cricketing world by announcing his international retirement midway through the second Test against the West Indies in Antigua
TRIPLE champion Rafael Nadal racked up his 25th win in 25 Roland Garros matches as he joined third seeded Serb Novak Djokovic on a Sunday stroll into the French Open quarter-finals
