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    In a statement issued Wednesday, Crenshaw said, "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." The first Kinko's Classic of Austin drew thousands of spectators and a field that included Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player. Full Article at Austin American-Statesman
    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.
    Ben Crenshaw – Ben Crenshaw SOURCE: Austin American-Statesman 1 month ago
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Champions Tour skipping Austin stop next year
  1. Last year was bad ... But this year's even worse.
    SOURCE: Austin American-Statesman 1 month ago
  2. The important thing is, I really do get the impression from the tour that they have a desire to get back here ... We'd keep the contract in place (and) just miss a year.
    SOURCE: Austin American-Statesman 1 month ago
  3. What I hope is going to happen is that the event will continue here, because I think it's a great event ... But the economy's just tough.
    SOURCE: Austin American-Statesman 1 month ago

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