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Scott eyes Tiger’s top spot at US Masters

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The absence of Tiger Woods from this US Masters in Augusta, Georgia, is an opportunity for Adam Scott to claim top spot in the world rankings.
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Adam Scott takes home Masters cup after Oz’s long wait

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Newly crowned Masters champion Adam Scott has ended Australia's wait for an Augusta win after sinking a birdie putt on the second extra hole.
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Home hero Adam Scott wins Australian Masters

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Local favourite Adam Scott has won the $1-million Australian Masters , beating Briton Adam Poulter by four strokes.
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Americans build a 4-point lead at President’s Cup

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The Presidents Cup has seen sudden drops in temperatures and Tiger Woods winning only one point to a final day that holds so little drama.
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Woods, Stricker suffer worst loss in Presidents Cup

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Adam Scott and KJ Choi have tied for the biggest margin of victory in the Presidents Cup history, with Tiger Woods scoring his worst loss.
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Woods trails in foursomes at Presidents Cup

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Tiger Woods needs a back-nine comeback at the Presidents Cup if and he and his partner Steve Stricker hope to win their foursomes match.
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Tiger-Scott showdown almost inevitable

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After a racial slur against Tiger Woods by Adam Scott's caddy, Greg Norman says a showdown between the two at the Presidents Cup is inevitable.
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Historic PGA win for rookie Bradley

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Unheralded Keegan Bradley won the 93rd PGA Championship by rallying from five strokes behind with three holes to play in his Major debut.
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Scott outshines Woods’ return in Ohio

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Australia's Adam Scott won the Bridgestone Invitational on Sunday, triumphing over Tiger Woods.
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The absence of Tiger Woods from this US Masters in Augusta, Georgia, is an opportunity for Adam Scott to claim top spot in the world rankings.

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