134th OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP 2005 - DP World Tour

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Location
The Old Course
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Woods Secures Tenth Career Major at The 134th Open Championship
As the sun set on The 134th Open Championship at St Andrews, Tiger Woods marched to the tenth Major victory of his remarkable career, but only after a valiant European Tour challenge from Scotland’s Colin Montgomerie and José Maria Olazábal of Spain.
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Immelman and Singh throw down the gauntlet at St Andrews
European Tour Members Trevor Immelman and Vijay Singh threw down the gauntlet to World Number One and overnight leader Tiger Woods when they moved alongside the American in the second round of The Open Championship at St Andrews
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Promoter
David Hill
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Olazábal Leads Pack on Tiger's Tail
Tiger Woods continues to head the field in the 134th Open Championship but his four stroke overnight lead was halved with José Maria Olazábal now leading the chase at St Andrews.
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Campbell Spearheads Open Championship Challenge
Michael Campbell will spearhead a determined European Tour challenge for The Open Championship at St Andrews this week and, in the process, attempt to join one of golf's most exclusive clubs.
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European Tour Pack Chases Tiger
Tiger Woods may have lived up to his billing as the bookies’ red-hot favourite on day one of The 134th Open Championship at St Andrews, but a chasing pack of European Tour Members is hot on his heels determined to upset the odds.
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Montgomerie leads the chase as Woods leads The Open
He started the week as hot favourite and World Number One Tiger Woods lived up to that billing when a second round 67 for an 11 under par total of 133 gave him a four shot lead at the halfway stage of The Open Championship at St Andrews. However, a
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Green moves into contention at St Andrews
European Tour Member Richard Green, who failed to qualify for The Open Championship the last time it was played at St Andrews in 2000, ensured this time around was a totally different story when he moved into contention in the early stages of the second round.
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