There’s an awesome new golf ad campaign for Samsung starring the page 3 girls.

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Golf With the Page 3 Girls

It may have gone unnoticed by some of you whilst you were glued to the Ryder Cup coverage but if you sky+’d any of the coverage, just look back to when Ian Poulter walked off the 14th tee during the second round. As Poulter walks away from the tee box, a cheerleading Anthony Kim drops a shoulder, barging Poulter on his way up the 14th fairway

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Poulter Barge Was Accident – Kim

It may have gone unnoticed by some of you whilst you were glued to the Ryder Cup coverage but if you sky+’d any of the coverage, just look back to when Ian Poulter walked off the 14th tee during the second round. As Poulter walks away from the tee box, a cheerleading Anthony Kim drops a shoulder, barging Poulter on his way up the 14th fairway

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Poulter Barge Was Accident – Kim

Colombian Camillo Villegas came from five strokes off the pace to clinch his second successive PGA Tour title, beating Sergio Garcia in a playoff for the season-ending Tour Championship. Garcia rued a poor start to his final round, watching his overnight three-stroke advantage evaporate through Sunday

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Camilo Comes From Behind

Colombian Camillo Villegas came from five strokes off the pace to clinch his second successive PGA Tour title, beating Sergio Garcia in a playoff for the season-ending Tour Championship. Garcia rued a poor start to his final round, watching his overnight three-stroke advantage evaporate through Sunday. “For whatever reason, I struggled the first 10 holes,” Garcia told reporters after his bogey four at the first extra hole was trumped by the Colombian’s par

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Camilo Comes From Behind

Spain’s Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano edged out Lee Westwood in a playoff yesterday to deny the Englishman his defence of the British Masters at the Belfry. Gonzalo carded a flawless 67 and Westwood a 70 to end regulation play on 276 – 12-under, and after both men parred the first two extra holes, Gonzo sealed it with a par on the 3rd playoff hole after Westwood left his chip short and his par putt left

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Fernandez-Castano Victorious At The Belfry

Spain’s Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano edged out Lee Westwood in a playoff yesterday to deny the Englishman his defence of the British Masters at the Belfry.

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Fernandez-Castano Victorious At The Belfry

If you could choose the means by which you’ll check out of this life, most men would either die old, do something gloriously macho, or in David Blaine’s case find the lamest way possible. Not many would choose getting peed on by a rat.

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7 Ridiculous Fatal Golfing Accidents

If you could choose the means by which you’ll check out of this life, most men would either die old, do something gloriously macho, or in David Blaine’s case find the lamest way possible. Not many would choose getting peed on by a rat.

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7 Ridiculous Fatal Golfing Accidents

Twenty-seven year-old Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano out putted veteran, Lee Westwood in a third playoff hole on Sunday to win the British Masters tournament.

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Fernandez-Castano Wins British Masters