which golfer lost the US master after leading by 6 shots on the final day?
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It was Greg Norman in 1996 who lost to Nick Faldo.
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One nine iron less if the golfer had a bad game.
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Greetings ...\n\nThe Masters 36-hole cut is to the Low 44 scorers plus any ties among the Low 44 plus any player within 10 strokes of the lead.\n\nIn this year's (2006) Masters, Chad Campbell led after 36 holes with a score of 138 (6-under-par). All players with a score of 148 (4-over-par) or better advanced to the final 36 holes. There was a total of 47 such players, including Mr. Campbell.\n\nIf Chad Campbell had finished his first 36 holes one stroke higher IE 139 (5-under-par), then 7 players at 149 (5-over-par) would also have advanced to the final 36.\n\nThanx-A-Lot, Frank-0-Golf
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According to Golf Digest, it's Sahalee just outside of Seattle.  Now, just to be clear: did you mean the best, or the best you can play without knowing a member?
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Some tournaments take the low 68 players and ties.  Other tournaments take anyone within so many strokes of the leaders 10 and or the top 68
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I have.He is the best in the game and will be the best ever.He has the best head in the game.I have never seen anyone pull off some of the most pressure shots in golf and he is just getting to the age in golf thats is supposed to be the prime age.I can`t imagine he will reliquish his  top spot in golf for many many years.
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It depends on what you call "present" day golf, but here is the short answer.\n\nArt Wall has the most recorded holes in one of any PGA Tour Professional, 46, however not all were recorded in competition.  Art played the tour through the 70's.  \n\nDave Stockton is believed to have the second most, having made 26, again not all in competition.  Dave played on the tour through the 80's.
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Try \n\nhttp://www.golfgalaxy.com
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Tiger Woods is the highest paid American sportsperson, so the answer is golf.
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During a discussion among the club's membership board at St. Andrews in 1858, a senior member pointed out that it takes exactly 18 shots to polish off a fifth of Scotch. By limiting himself to only one shot of Scotch per hole, the Scot figured a round of golf was finished when the Scotch ran out.\nNow you know.
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8,369,863 I took the number of golf courses, rounds played per day, and I did some averaging on how many would lose a ball.\n\nThe average golfer score is over 106 and they lose over 4 golf balls, but they also find two or three during the round.  My number is the gross.
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Last I checked it wasn't over yet and it was down to a playoff between Tiger Woods and Jose Maria Olazabal.\n\nI just checked again and Tiger won after two playoff holes
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Arnold Palmer\n\n"...increasing from $820,360 in 1957 to $3,704,445 in 1966. Palmer became golf's first millionaire. "\nhttp://espn.go.com/sportscentury/features/00016397.html
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Thomas Watson won eight major championships. I think his two Master wins came in 1977 and 1981.
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Here ya go.\n\nhttp://www.golfstockpile.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=2527
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The winner of the 2006 US open golf championship is Geoff Ogilvy. His full name is Geoffrey Charle Ogilvy and was born in Adelaide, Australia and was born on June 11, 1977. He turned professional in 1998 and is ranked 2nd PGA money list rank.
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September 2005 Golf Digest did a feature on college golf.  They broke them down in a number of ways, including skill, academics, balance, and available local courses. The article is really indepth and has a lot of great information about coaches and other players, and I couldn't do it justice summarizing it, so see if you can find it at your library.\n\nDuke was ranked number 1 though.