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those last few holes, they were definitely The victory was Goosen’s second on
players entered
in last year’s
getting like Shinnecock was. You just the Copperhead Course. He won the
Transitions
cannot hit them soft enough. It was really Chrysler Championship there in 2003.
Championship who
tough, but when greens get so crusty But this one was particularly important for
had won in either
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and fast, I just tend to be able to control his confidence. “Eventually, you wonder
my stroke better on these quicker putts. I if you can still do it,” said Goosen.
think if I putted on greens like this all year Now he doesn’t have to wonder about
Most Victories:
long, I’d enjoy it.” that, at least not for a while. ■
K.J. Choi and
Retief Goosen (2)
While Goosen closed with a 1-under-
par 70, both Quigley and Howell had
difficult putts for birdies on the final hole
but missed. Course insight
“It was like you’re in the back of the tub
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trying to stop it short of the drain,” said
Quigley, whose runner-up finish was his
second in as many weeks.
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