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No. 13 wasn't lucky enough for Norman
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AUGUSTA, Ga. -- Greg Norman was on the 13th hole, a mere stroke
from the lead, some 198 yards from the pin of the par-5 hole. Norman
then took a 4-iron, made his second swing on the hole, and what
ensued "was one the best shots I've hit in a long time."
This was better than Norman could have scripted. Or worse. The
ball flew directly at the stick, rolling some 20 feet beyond, a
straight downhill putt. Norman struck the ball with his putter. It
was sent perfectly into the center of the ...
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Norman: History Not His Major
The Washington Post
; Greg Norman wants everybody to believe that Corey Pavin won the U.S. Open on Sunday and that he definitely did not lose it. The first proposition is true. The second is false. He threw this Open away by proving once again that while he has vast golf gifts and many personal charms, he is also
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Outcome for Norman? Normal
The Boston Globe
; AUGUSTA, Ga. -- It was late yesterday afternoon and Greg Norman's ball had landed almost under the huge leaderboard to the side of the 10th green. As usual on these late Sunday afternoons in Augusta, it seemed as if the leaderboard were crashing upon Norman's shoulders. Norman had missed a most
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Norman feasts on International format/ Australian star parlays aggressive shot-making into two-shot triumph
Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph
; CASTLE ROCK - The Great White Shark chewed them up. Under a format made for a player who takes chances - and makes birdies - Greg Norman won the fourth International golf tournament Sunday afternoon at the Castle Pines Golf Club. "I've had darts thrown at me for playing aggressive golf," Norman
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Another miracle sinks Norman
Chicago Sun-Times
; AUGUSTA, Ga. There was a sickly smile on Greg Norman's face and a vacant spot in the pit of his stomach. If he is the greatest golfer in the world, he might well have been telling himself, why does this keep happening to him? Jack Nicklaus shoots 30 on the back nine to beat him in the Masters last
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Shark smells blood Norman's up by 6 after 54 in Masters
The Boston Globe
; AUGUSTA, Ga. -- They did virtually anything and everything to avoid each other. When Greg Norman was on the practice driving range, Nick Faldo was far away, blasting bunker shots on the chipping range. When Norman strode over to the chipping range, Faldo was sitting on his golf bag, munching on a
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