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'Pumped': Deac excited about Walker Cup matches
A golfer with a hockey mentality has become quite a combination for Wake Forest.
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Off the Table? N.C. tax on golf could still be in play
From all indications, the proposed tax on recreation in North Carolina, which includes golf, has been put on hold. But that doesn't mean it can't be brought up again.
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Avoiding Burnout: Forsyth junior plays it smart
Heidi and Mark Mitchell know about burnout for kids who go too hard in one sport.
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Kernersville's Hawley qualifies for Footjoy Invitational
Christian Hawley of Kernersville, a rising senior at Glenn High School, qualified for this week's AJGA Footjoy Invitational by surviving a four-hole playoff on Sunday.
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Back in Play: Daly may be coming to event near you
Mark Brazil is like any other PGA Tour tournament director -- he is in the business of selling tickets.
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Iffy: Rock Barn owner wants to keep Champions event
The Greater Hickory Classic at Rock Barn in Conover has turned into one of the popular spots on the Champions Tour in its six years.
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Competitive: Carter ready to face challengers in Seniors play
Gerald Carter had so many close calls through the years in county golf tournaments he finally got to celebrate last May.
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ACC golf tournament enjoys Old North State
The ACC Men's Golf Championships have found a home at the Old North State Club at Uwharrie Point.
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Masters notebook: Woods, Mickelson will be paired together
Tiger Woods has a rather large task in front of him today if he wants to win his 15th major and fifth green jacket. Woods, who shot 70 after a double bogey on the first hole, is 4 under for the tournament, seven shots behind.
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Shark Attack? Norman downplays return to Masters
Greg Norman will return to the scene of his infamous golfing crimes this week at Augusta National.
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Mulligan: Weaver ready for this Master's experience
Drew Weaver is a little more stress-free this winter.
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The Plan: Ex-WFU golfer ready to try luck on tour
Courtland Lowe has an itch to play pro golf at the highest level, but he realizes he's going to have to scratch his way up the ladder.
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Honor: Forsyth Senior trophy to be named for Goins
John Goins was never hoping to be the face of the Forsyth Invitational, it just kind of worked out that way.
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Unproven: WFU golf team will have a different look
Coach Jerry Haas of the Wake Forest men's golf team calls this season one of his most challenging.
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High Hopes
Coach Dianne Dailey doesn't hold back her excitement for how good Wake Forest women's golf team can be this season.
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Tutor: Holt, longtime pro at Old Town, still teaching
Jim Holt never thought he'd last this long in the golf business.
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Wyndham Notebook
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Different Feel: U.S. Amateur not like the Open
The U.S. Amateur will have a decidedly different feel than past U.S. Opens at Pinehurst No. 2. The biggest difference will be the condition of the course and the crowd control. With a little under 4,500 tickets sold, there'll be plenty of room to roam and watch the best amateurs battle for one of the USGA's top prizes.
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Fixing a Flaw
The Charlotte Bobcats drafted D.J. Augustin and Alexis Ajinca in the first round of the NBA Draft four weeks ago. Both are already signed, with the start of NBA training camp still more than two months away.
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Tough Times: Forsyth Invitational entries way down
The cost of gas, time constraints on committing to three days of tournament golf and other factors have contributed to what's expected to be a low turnout for next week's 61st Forsyth Invitational.
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Wyndham Championship's field rounding into shape
Several well-known players commit to Wyndham Championship
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Second Chance: Hallberg is seeking a fresh start
Jesse Haddock, the legendary former golf coach at Wake Forest, had so much talent to work with during his career that its tough to pick who was the best.
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Novelty of Ultimate Runner keeps athletes coming back
The Ultimate Runner shows no signs of going stale.
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Camaraderie is key component of all-girls Peggy Kirk Bell Tour
The Peggy Kirk Bell Tour is a rarity because it's all about the girls. The popularity of the two-year tour was evident last week when more than 60 girls from as far away as West Virginia converged on Pine Brook Country Club for the year-ending tour championship.
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Test Run: AJGA tournament coming to Sedgefield this week
It's not quite a full dress rehearsal but the American Junior Golf Association's FootJoy Invitational that will be played this week at Sedgefield Country Club is important.
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