Results for July 2009
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D-II men want match play at nationals
With the NCAA Men's Championship at the Division I level successful shifted to a match-play format to determine a team winner, the Division II men's golf committee wants to make a similar move. The committee has forwarded to the D-II...
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One month to go before 2009-10 begins
One month left until the start of the 2009-10 college campaign and with a little more knowledge of what to expect as the season draws near, here is an updated "early" top 10 projectionMEN1. Oklahoma StateRickie Fowler's early jump to...
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Lovemark set to make pro debut at Canadian Open
I wasn't holding my breath, but I did have a passing thought last week that, having not heard a peep from Jamie Lovemark this summer, perhaps he might have a second thought and consider returning to USC for his senior...
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What if soon-to-be pro Fowler wins APL or Amateur?
Rickie Fowler revealed this week what most people had speculated for some time now: that he will turn pro this fall after his likely participation in the Walker Cup, rather than return to Oklahoma State for his junior season. The...
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NCAA D-I men's committee sticks with status quo
Uneventful. That was the best way to describe the proceedings during the NCAA men's Division I golf committee's recent summer meeting. Of course, considering all the heavy lifting the committee has done when it has gotten together at this time...
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Collegegolf.com put me in my place
Got to do a rare thing for me yesterday: actually play a round of golf.It was only my third 18-hole round of the year, which means President Obama has played more golf than I have in 2009. I'm not sure...
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Illinois coach Small comes up big at PGA of America's PNC
For the second time in five years, Illinois men's coach Mike Small has won the PGA of America's national championship for its rank-and-file members. A final-round 68 at Twin Warriors GC in Santa Ana Pueblo, N.M., earlier today gave Small...
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