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OMEGA MISSION HILLS WORLD CUP NEWS
Q&A: Chu on golf in China
Tenniel Chu, the executive director of Mission Hills Golf Club, discusses the OMEGA Mission Hills World Cup, the club, the growth of golf in China and what golf's inclusion in the Olympics will mean.
European Tour Insider: Brothers boost Italian golf
Italy's first victory at the OMEGA Mission Hills World Cup prompted one question. What effect will the victory there by the brothers Molinari have on Italy?
Day 3: Ireland barely hangs on to top spot
Graeme McDowell and Rory McIlroy kept Ireland atop the leaderboard for the third straight day Saturday, but their three-stroke advantage was sliced to one by two teams.
Pakistan
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Enjoying the week despite tricky 18th hole
Day 2: Sweden makes up a lot of ground
Sweden has been dominant in Foursomes action in the World Cup, and Henrik Stenson and Robert Karlsson rallied with a perfect 65 that was the low round of the day.
DAY 2
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Ireland retains the lead
Day 1: Ireland dominates with opening 58
Ireland entered Mission Hills among the pre-week favorites, and they came within a shot at tying the tournament record as the 55th World Cup got under way with Four-ball action.
ARGENTINA:
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Rich World Cup history continues
NOTEBOOK:
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First-round news, storylines
Merrick, Watney put Thanksgiving spirit on display
Even though they're clear across the globe, Americans John Merrick and Nick Watney are still celebrating Thanksgiving. Take a look at what they put on display while in China.
USA
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Americans aim for first World Cup win since 2001
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The story behind Team USA's clothes
2009 Final Standings
Position
Country
To Par
1
Italy
-29
T2
Ireland
-28
T2
Sweden
-28
4
England
-26
5
Japan
-22
6
Australia
-21
T7
Germany
-20
T7
Korea
-20
T7
South Africa
-20
T7
United States
-20
T7
Wales
-20
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