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Yang would beat Woods later in the Beyond Yang’s victory, one of the other
year at the PGA Championship for his big stories of the week was the play of
• The Honda Classic has
contributed millions
second win of the season. Erik Compton, the recipient of two heart of dollars to local
transplants, who closed with a 72 to finish
charities since its
inception.
STRONG START THE KEY TO tied for 44th at 3-over.
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YANG’S VICTORY “I’m just stupid enough to think that I
beneficiary is the
Yang took a big step towards locking up can play well enough to win out here,”
Nicklaus Children’s
Healthcare Foundation,
that win with three birdies on the front Compton said. “I should have done better
other recipients
nine on Sunday, a day when he turned this week. I played better than what I got
include the Boy Scouts,
in an impressive 2-under-par 68 for a 9- out of my game. So that’s the frustrating
Christina’s Smile,
Urban Youth Impact’s
under-par total of 271. He sealed the deal part. My health is fine.”
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by running a 50-foot birdie putt a foot Who says there’s no good news
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prompted a celebratory fist pump for the
benefit of the gallery.
“That was just pure emotion,” said Yang.
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