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Veteran Fred Couples loved playing at Riviera Country Club the first time he saw the course, and for the umpteenth time in recent years he defied back pain to soar to the top of a leaderboard.
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The tournament is still more than six months away, but the RBC Canadian Open at Vancouver's Shaughnessy Golf & Country Club already has the makings of an impressive field.
Pete Bender once had the uncanny knack of hooking up with a
golfer just before greatness struck. Mike Weir once was one of the
best players in the world.
Vernon's Chris Baryla closed with a six-under 66 in today's final round of PGA Tour qualifying school in Winter Garden, Fla., to earn full playing privileges for 2011.
WINTER GARDEN, Fla. -- Chris Baryla of Vernon is tied for sixth place at the midway point of the PGA Tour's qualifying school.
Chris Baryla of Vernon is tied for sixth place at the midway point of the PGA Tour's qualifying school.
Chris Baryla of Vernon shot a course-record 11-under 61 on Thursday to surge into the lead in PGA Tour qualifying school play. After the second of six rounds, Baryla, 28, sits at 10-under 133, one shot ahead of Ben Martin of the U.S.
Chris Baryla is hoping December starts as well as it figures to end for him.
Vernon's Chris Baryla has advanced to the final stage of the PGA Tour's qualifying school.
Victoria's Jim Rutledge came up two shots short in Friday's final round of the Champions Tour qualifying school in Coral Springs, Fla.
A six-under 66 moved Vernon's Chris Baryla into contention Friday at a PGA Tour second stage qualifying school tournament in Seaside, Calif.
B.C. Golf and Golfers
Zokol gets well-earned spot in Canadian Golf Hall of Fame
Dick Zokol, who rose from the junior ranks at Vancouver's Marine Drive Golf Club to become one of this country's top touring pros, was named today as one of two new inductees into the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame.
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Jim Furyk, Ernie Els, Matt Kuchar touted for RBC Canadian Open in Vancouver this summer
The tournament is still more than six months away, but the RBC Canadian Open at Vancouver's Shaughnessy Golf & Country Club already has the makings of an impressive field.
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Mike Weir gets new caddy, but faces same old pressure
Pete Bender once had the uncanny knack of hooking up with a golfer just before greatness struck. Mike Weir once was one of the best players in the world.
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Vernon's Chris Baryla survives Q school and earns full PGA Tour card for 2011
Vernon's Chris Baryla closed with a six-under 66 in today's final round of PGA Tour qualifying school in Winter Garden, Fla., to earn full playing privileges for 2011.
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This week in the world of professional golf (Nov. 18-21)
The major tournament schedule this week in golf.
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Couples two clear at Riviera
Pacific Palisades, CA (Sports Network) - Fred Couples fired a five-under 66 Friday to grab a two-stroke lead with the second round of the Northern Trust Open suspended due to darkness.
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Kim's lead shrinks to one in Thailand
Chonburi, Thailand (Sports Network) - In-Kyung Kim struggled to a one-over-par 73 on Friday, but still leads after two rounds of the LPGA's season-opening Honda LPGA Thailand.
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