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1 July 2013 Last updated at 21:45 GMT

PGA Tour agrees to anchored strokes ban

The PGA Tour will implement the global ban on anchored strokes in golf from January 1, 2016 to "avoid confusion".

Paul Casey with the Irish Open trophy

Resurgent Casey wins Irish Open

Paul Casey secures his first victory in over two years with a three-shot win in the Irish Open at Carton House.

Bill Haas

Haas captures AT&T National title

American Bill Haas wins his fifth PGA Tour title with a three-shot victory in the AT&T; National at Congressional Country Club.

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From a plastic golf club to major glory

How did Justin Rose become the first English US Open champion in 43 years? BBC Sport charts the rise of the latest major winner
Wonderful player steals golf's limelight

BBC Sport's Iain Carter pays tribute to Justin Rose, a 'wonderful golfer' who tamed storm-torn Merion and won the US Open.
Testing time for top European golfers

BBC golf correspondent Iain Carter assesses the chances of Europe's elite ahead of the US Open, the Open and the PGA
'Listen mate, you've only missed a three-foot putt'

A 13-month battle with injury and depression has given caddie Billy Foster a new perspective, he tells golf correspondent Iain Carter
Garcia's remarks should meet zero tolerance

Sergio Garcia's ill-judged joke does nothing for golf's attempts to foster a more inclusive image, says BBC golf correspondent Iain Carter

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