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• Boo Weekley Defends Harbour Town Title

  Boo Weekley’s first Verizon Heritage victory was a surprising relief. His latest? A joyful celebration that was a year overdue. Weekley successfully defended his title Sunday at Harbour Town, closing with an even-par 71 for a three-stroke victory over... Posted Apr 21 2008, 09:23 AM by Golf International with | with no comments Filed under: Golf International, PGA Tour, Ernie Els, Boo Weekley, 2008, Anthony Kim, Aaron Baddeley, Harbour Town, Verizon Heritage

• Tiger Woods Survives Another Scare

  Tiger Woods was at his best. It almost wasn’t enough. He was firing at every flag he could, making birdie on every other hole, and still feeling enormous pressure from Aaron Baddeley, who held his own Friday in the Accenture Match Play Championship and... Posted Feb 25 2008, 08:09 AM by Golf International with | with no comments Filed under: Golf International, Tiger Woods, PGA Tour, Woody Austin, Justin Leonard, Aaron Baddeley, WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship, K.J. Choi

• FBR Open Has an Atmosphere of Its Own

  For a change, the FBR Open isn't the biggest show in town, not with the Super Bowl just down the freeway. Still, it's "party on" when the PGA Tour's most raucous event begins a four-day run Thursday at TPC Scottsdale. The FBR draws... Posted Jan 31 2008, 08:26 AM by Golf International with | with no comments Filed under: Golf International, Phil Mickelson, PGA Tour, Aaron Baddeley, TPC Scottsdale, FBR Open, The Super Bowl

• Many Birdies Predicted at Phoenix

  Australia's Aaron Baddeley won last year's Phoenix Open with three birdies in the last four holes and believes something similar will be required if he is to defend his title this week in Scottsdale, Arizona. Twelve months ago, Baddeley fired... Posted Jan 30 2008, 07:38 AM by Golf International with | with no comments Filed under: Golf International, PGA Tour, Aaron Baddeley, TPC Scottsdale