Kaymer wins in bizarre finish
Martin Kaymer, above, wins his first major by defeating Bubba Watson in a playoff that would have included Dustin Johnson if not for a rules infraction on the 72nd hole. (Jeffrey Phelps/Associated Press)
Golf as action sport
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JENKINS | The game's young lions are more athletic, bolder and take on more risk.
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Congressional 2011
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The '11 U.S. Open is a year away, but the USGA has been busy at Congressional.
Leader board
Last week's tournament: Firestone
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Dates: Aug. 12-15
Course: Whistling Straits | Kohler, Wisc.
Defending champion: Y.E. Yang
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Course: Whistling Straits | Kohler, Wisc.
Defending champion: Y.E. Yang
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