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DORAL, Fla.

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"He Ain’t Done Yet"

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Big week ends with big win for Big Easy

By DOUG FERGUSON Associated Press DORAL, Fla.

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Els cruises to victory at Doral

By RANDALL MELL Senior Writer, GolfChannel.com DORAL, Fla. – Tiger Woods’ presence is inescapable.

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Who wants to play with Tiger Woods?

DORAL, Fla. – WGC-CA Championship tournament director Eddie Carbone, the most likeable among a largely genial breed, glanced about Doral, smiled broadly and couldn’t resist, “This is awesome.” He could have been talking about his leaderboard, a compelling slate that featured established headliners (Ernie Els and Padraig Harrington) along with a compelling sidebar (little-known Charl Schwartzel); or the crowds that finally arrived at what seemed like TPC Ghost Town for the first two days; or perhaps it was just the refreshing breeze that had made golf relevant again. Either way, things are looking up for the little tournament that seemed overshadowed by non-stop talk of the “return” and a storm front that made Weather Channel highlights for all the wrong reasons

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Headlines abound at Doral

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PGA Tour Confidential: WGC-CA Championship at Doral

DORAL, Fla.

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Phil Mickelson changes schedule ahead of Masters

DORAL, Fla. (AP) ? Ernie Els showed his South African protege what it takes to win a World Golf Championship. Just as important was that he showed himself how to win again, too

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Els wins at Doral for 2nd world title

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) ? Taiwan’s Yani Tseng won the Women’s Australian Open on Sunday, birdieing seven of the last 12 holes for a bogey-free 7-under 66 and a three-stroke victory over 2009 winner Laura Davies. The sixth-ranked Tseng, the 2008 LPGA Championship winner, had a 9-under 283 total on the Commonwealth Golf Club course

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Yani Tseng wins Women’s Australian Open

By DOUG FERGUSON Associated Press DORAL, Fla.

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Els, Schwartzel hold 54-hole lead at Doral