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"That means his game has matured," Penley said. "He doesn't have the bad days." Hendrix laughed at that characterization. Full Article at The State
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I'm sorry to hear that the Champions Tour event in Austin will not be played in 2010. The Hills has become one of the favorite stops for the players on the Champions Tour, and I know everyone hopes that the tournament will return to the schedule in the near future.
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I talked to him ... That’s not who he is. I love Brandon Spikes.
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I gave it all I had but unfortunately it wasn't good enough ... It was an up-and-down battle all day and I never seemed to get anything going. All credit to Ross though; he played great.
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I felt like I played well and did a good job of putting the pressure on him ... I was relieved to get to three up though. At that point I knew I just had to finish the job off. I could have won every major this year if things had gone my way – I led all four at some point – so I've been very consistent ...
SOURCE: Guardian Unlimited
