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Charity Link

• The Transitions
Championship’s
“Birdies for Charity”
program has raised
Transitions Championship
millions of dollars for
100 different Tampa
Bay area charities from
2001 through 2008.
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elcome back, Retief Goosen. Goosen ran his putt 5 feet past the hole, • In 2009, Wednesday
With his victory at last year’s steadied his nerves and curled in the
was Kids Day. Some
1,000 local school
Transitions Championship, par putt for a one-shot victory over Brett
children attended a
clinic conducted by
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the two-time U.S. Open champion from Quigley and Charles Howell III. Putting H
Trevor Immelman and
South Africa ended a puzzling winless was a challenge for the field, since the
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Kenny Perry.

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streak that saw him shut out on the PGA greens at Innisbrook Resort & Golf Club’s
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TOUR since his victory at The International Copperhead Course had gotten fast and R
in 2005. He did, however, win the crusty. In a sense, that may have helped

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European PGA Tour’s Commercialbank Goosen since they reminded him of the
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Qatar Masters in 2007 and the 2009 greens at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club,
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