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Tournament record:

his underdog tag to



263, Johnny Palmer, beat Retief Goosen




1952 (St. Charles CC)
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62, Leonard Thomps


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1981 (Par 71); Andy



Bean, 1983 (Par 71);
Greg Norman, 1986





(Par 72) (Glen Abbey);


Hunter Mahan, 2007

RBC Canadian Open



(Par 71) (Angus Glen,





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the FedExCup standings and ninth in





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the underdog, that isn’t always • His victory was his first Top-10 of the

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the case in golf. With that in mind, let’s year.

tournament marked
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