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That 3 footer was a career maker!

Big star of the near future, can't wait to see him tackle Augusta, a course made for his game.
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Was sure he had blown it but given what had gone before his tee shot at 18 was unbelievable. He's a real star and the wobble can make him stronger. A real credit to his folks and he'll have all the big names looking over their shoulders in the not too distant future. For a small country we punch above our weight in sport generally but golf in particular - well done Rory! :thumleft:
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Wonderful victory for the young man.I'm delighted he won this and it will make him stronger for future tournaments.Up to No. 14 in the world---Outstanding.
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First win on American soil - 2 & 1 in WGC :cheers:
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Looks like Mahan in R2. Tough match, but I fancy Rory to come through... then it's himself in R3 :shock:
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Cap'n Grumpy wrote:First win on American soil - 2 & 1 in WGC :cheers:
First PROFESSIONAL win on american soil. I believe he played in youth competitions in the states as an amateur.
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pwrmoore wrote:
Cap'n Grumpy wrote:First win on American soil - 2 & 1 in WGC :cheers:
First PROFESSIONAL win on american soil. I believe he played in youth competitions in the states as an amateur.
:salut: I bow to your superior knowledge of the boring game, Paul.

Lazy regurgitating of what I read from (probably a lazy) journo earlier.

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Haven't got a clue about golf but not looking great for young Rory at present 2 down after 12 holes. :(
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Back level at 14 holes but can't meet Tiger now as he is out
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he's just gone 1 up with 1 to play!!!!
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Another excellent victory.Great second shot to 18th Green and sunk a lovely putt to win the match.Looks like it's Tim Clark up next for him.Will be another tough game as Clark is a doughty competitor.Hopefully Rory can keep this form going.
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nice work kid!!
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That last shot looked pretty difficult to me, but he pulled it off.
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Well done to Rory, that really was a great victory. I made a comment about him getting through and Tiger going out yesterday and got shot down but i know who's right now :P
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And still he goes on :cheers: :bowdown: :bowdown: :bowdown: :bowdown: :bowdown:
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