The News Review:
- Golf | Robert Allenby shares lead in Australian Masters
- Spain takes four-shot lead with 63 at World Cup of Golf
- Sports Briefing | Golf Sorenstam Loses in Lexus Cup
- Golf: Doing it his own way
- Richmond officials consider closing golf course
Golf | Robert Allenby shares lead in Australian Masters
Seattle Times United States
Sim shot a 68 to match Allenby at 10-under 206 on the Huntingdale Golf Club course. Ashley Hall (68) was two strokes back and Rod Pampling (70) Anthony Summers (71) and England’s Steve Webster (70) were another shot behind at 7 under. Other events• Jeong Jang and Candie Kung beat Annika Sorenstam and Angela Stanford 3 and 2 on Friday to help Asia split the six opening alternate-shot matches in the Lexus Cup in Singapore Sorenstam’s final LPGA Tour-sanctioned event before she retires. • Miguel Angel Jimenez and Pablo Larrazabal shot a 9-under 63 Friday at the World Cup of Golf in Shenzhen China. The two-day total of 17-under 127 was good enough for a four-shot lead over Australia (68) and first-round leader Germany (69).
Spain takes four-shot lead with 63 at World Cup of Golf
USA Today
Jimenez and Larrazabal settled for a 9-under 63 a remarkable score in the difficult foursomes format of team golf. The two-day total of 17-under 127 was still good enough for a four-shot lead over Australia (68) and first-round leader Germany (69). Sweden (67) was five back and the United States (69) and Ireland (68) were six off the pace of Spain which opened with a 64 on Thursday playing the easier fourball. “I think at one moment that maybe we could break 60″ Jimenez said. “But when those kind of thoughts come at the wrong moment — it stops the machine you know.
Sports Briefing | Golf Sorenstam Loses in Lexus Cup
New York Times United States
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Golf: Doing it his own way
New Zealand Herald New Zealand
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Richmond officials consider closing golf course
Chicago Tribune United States
- Budget troubles could cause Richmondofficials to close one of the city’s two public golf courses. The Parks Board has scheduled a meeting for Dec. 10 to hearpublic comments on possibly closing either the Glen Miller or theHighland Lake course. The two public courses are projected to finish this year with adeficit of nearly $46000 marking at least their sixth consecutivemoney-losing year. City Council members have indicated they do notwant to use city money to fund the golf courses.