Birdie Putt Hole Edge Disable In Victory

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The 38-year-old got to eight-under par at the long, par-three 17th. Geiberger played a three-iron 15 feet left of the hole and converted the breaking birdie putt. He parred the 18th to shoot his lowest round of the season.

 

"I haven't really been thinking about it," said Geiberger. "I feel pretty comfortable out there playing. It's very similar to '04. I would love to start out the year right now because it would be a completely different story."

 

Rollins flew out of the gate on Thursday with a 12-foot birdie putt at the first. He parred the next two, but converted a 10-footer for birdie at the par-three fourth.

 

Rollins pulled a three-iron out of the bag at 227-yard 17th and admitted after the round it was the wrong club. He missed the green, then chipped across the green with his second. Rollins almost chipped in for par, but instead tapped in for bogey.

 

"You can't win today, so I knew that even if I made par on 18, I was still in good position," said Rollins, who won this year's B.C. Open for his second tour victory. "I was disappointed with the tee shot on 17, but I didn't let it get to me."

 

Watney began on the back nine Thursday and collected a birdie at his first. He added a 12-foot birdie putt at 12, an eight-footer at 13 and a 20-foot putt at 14 to reach four-under par through his first five holes.

 

"I putted very well, made some early so it was nice," said Watney. "Putting has kind of been holding me back lately, so it was nice to see some putts fall."

 

St. Andrews, Scotland (Sportsbook Betting Lines) - Bradley Dredge only managed a one- under 71 on Saturday at Kingsbarns, but it was enough to stay in the lead after three rounds of the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship. He finished 54 holes at 13-under-par 202 and is one ahead with one round to go. Padraig Harrington bogeyed his 16th and 17th holes on Saturday, but birdied 18 to polish off a three-under 68 at Carnoustie. He is alone in second place at minus-12.

 

For the first three rounds, players competed over three courses -- Kingsbarns, Carnoustie and the Old Course at St. Andrews. Sunday's final round will be staged at St. Andrews.

 

Temperatures were low at all three courses and, with the wind, all played difficultly on Saturday.

 

Dredge reached 14-under par thanks to a birdie at the par-five 16th, but that two-stroke margin was short-lived as he bogeyed No. 17. Dredge parred the closing hole to take a one-shot lead into Sunday.

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•    Timberlake just teed off with Andy Garcia, Grant Show and Nick Watney. His tee shot was easily second best.

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•    @tchagocecchetto Baixa o CD "American Saturday Night" do Brad Paisley. Não sei se você já conhece mas é bão hein, to ouvindo demais hehehe.

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•    soo happy the skool day is almost over.!! ughh i have ms. harrington next. -__-

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•    @jodiede We need to buy the Daily Telegraph on Saturday! That's where it's available apparently :)

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•    RT @miciplwm: beth am gomisiynnu cyfras newydd o syr wynff a plwmsan efo richard harrington a ryland teifi #gwylwyr

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•    RT @niamhpage: Planning the next #camlibtm meeting -what would you prefer - half-day or evening, weekday or Saturday?

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•    im listening to akon from hubert's library and writing an email to the dredge. GOD, i love my life.

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•    Was listening to the radio very early and heard NIN's Head Like a Hole and it made me smile for some reason...

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