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Geoff Ogilvy says he is comfortable with the role of marquee attraction at next month's Australian Open in Sydney, even if doesn't except to attract any extra spectators. Full Article at The Age
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Geoff Ogilvy says he is comfortable with the role of marquee attraction at next month's Australian Open in Sydney, even if doesn't except to attract any extra spectators. Full Article at Sydney Morning Herald
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THE list of potential marquee replacements for Greg Norman at the Australian Open continues to dwindle, with South African star Ernie Els and Spanish sensation Sergio Garcia scratched yesterday. Full Article at The Australian
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"He hits the ball great, his short game is very good and he putts really well. Mentally he seems very well prepared - he talks and behaves like he wants to be a great player. A lot of people try to carry themselves as great players, but really aren’t. Full Article at Fox Sports Australia
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GOLF Australia has cast its net far and wide for ''a player of similar stature'' to replace Greg Norman in the $1.5 million Australian Open at the NSW Golf Club, but it is almost mission impossible with the majority of golf's elite otherwise occupied... Full Article at The Age
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Having made the decision to have surgery in September in order to facilitate my playing in the Australian Open and The Shark Shoot-out [a week after the Open], I am disappointed. At the same time, I understand it would not be prudent to rush my return to competitive golf.
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Olympic status will help grow the sport in so many of the emerging golf markets ... But holding our first WGC event here is another key moment. This tournament will play a big part in spreading the recognition and appeal of golf worldwide.
