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Steve Stricker sensed he needed birdie on his last hole, the 359- yard par-4 No. 9, and he couldn't have been more correct. After yanking his tee-shot left, Stricker faced a near impossible situation: he had to hit the ball low enough to get under tree branches, yet carry a bunker and deep roug...

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Published inMilwaukee journal sentinel
Main Author GARY D'AMATO AND DAN MANOYAN
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Milwaukee, Wis Journal Sentinel Inc 24.07.2004
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Summary:Steve Stricker sensed he needed birdie on his last hole, the 359- yard par-4 No. 9, and he couldn't have been more correct. After yanking his tee-shot left, Stricker faced a near impossible situation: he had to hit the ball low enough to get under tree branches, yet carry a bunker and deep rough protecting the pin, 117 yards away. He hit a hooded 6-iron over the bunker and into the green-side rough, then chipped in for the birdie.
ISSN:1082-8850