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...home in 39, on a course that historically delights in tormenting first-timers. Karlsson didnt have it as bad as Miguel Angel Jimenez, though, the Spaniard playing golf watching amateurs would have readily identified with on the par-three 16th: three fresh...
It was a great, the Swedish world number 12 said after an opening round that left him five clear of South Africas Rory Sabbatini. Ive had some good scores here in the past, and its a course I really like. That much was evident, as Stenson hit seventeen
...after the third round of the World Cup in China. Jones holed from four feet for a birdie at the last, while Spain's Miguel Angel Jimenez missed a six-foot birdie chance as both teams finished on 22 under. Swedes Robert Karlsson and Henrik Stenson, the two...
...on the 18th gave Australia a 9-under 63 and a share of the lead with Spain after Saturday's third round of the World Cup of Golf. Spaniard Miguel Angel Jimenez and Pablo Larrazabal, who held a four-stroke lead after two rounds, settled for a 67. Jimenez...
...only reigning Major champion teeing-up this week. But one player not expected to claim the winner's cheque of $1.2m is Miguel Angel Jimenez. The Spaniard has made two previous visits that have yielded finishes of last and joint-last. However, nobody goes away...
...GETTY IMAGES They did not go so far as to turn off their mobiles, but they were thoroughly engrossed in watching Miguel Angel Jimenez and Pablo Larrazabal tackle the six-footer they had for a 62 in the foursomes in the Omega World Cup. Sighs went up when...
...well-rested Miguel Angel Jimenez believes he is in perfect shape to stage a successful defence of his UBS Hong Kong Open title this week and make a strong start to the Race to Dubai. The Spaniard decided to sit out the HSBC Champions last week - the first...
... HONG KONG -- Spain’s Miguel Angel Jimenez will be bidding for his third Hong Kong Open title when the defending champion tees off on Thursday in a strong field boasting six major champions. “The Hong Kong Golf Club is one of my favorite courses in the world,”...
Quotes spotlight for "Spaniard Miguel Angel Jimenez"
If they (Spain) go out and play two good rounds, it's going to be very tough to beat them
said Brandt Snedeker
in USA Today
It was a great way to finish, otherwise it could have been an ugly day and it wasn't ... We have a chance going into the weekend.
said Brandt Snedeker
in USA Today
I think at one moment that maybe we could break 60 ... But when those kind of thoughts come at the wrong moment — it stops the machine, you know.
was said
in USA Today
Foursomes, you know — it's the kind of thing that is very sensitive ... You need to be nice and not competitive with your partner. That is what happened today. He hit it very nice from the tee, I put it in close and he holed the putt — and vice versa.
was said
in USA Today
This is the worst round that we've played as a team in the past six to seven years. I’m really disappointed
said Zhang Lianwei
in FijiLive
We hit some really good shots and made some really good putts. I think it could even have been a couple of shots better.
was said
in FijiLive
