The Greenbrier Classic
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Retail Maelstrom
Storm? What storm? Aside from the lusty boost from PGA traffic merging with White Sulphur Springs locals seeking gasoline after a weekend of wicked weather, all was as it should be for the new No. 1 stop on the PGA tour this week — better than it should be, by popular opinion.
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Vijay makes clubs Singh for Day 1 lead
The talk all week at The Greenbrier Classic has been of days gone by — tournaments like the 1979 Ryder Cup and golfing legends like Sam Snead. On Thursday, Vijay Singh gave fans on The Old White TPC course another reason to turn back the clock.
The 49-year-old Fijian, who hasn’t won on the PGA TOUR since 2008, fired a 7-under-par 63 to take the opening-round lead at The Greenbrier’s third-year event. -
MARQUEE ATTRACTION
Less than a month ago, Webb Simpson claimed his third career PGA TOUR victory — the U.S. Open no less, for his first major.
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Volunteers are keeping the ball rolling
Jim Strawn arrived at The Old White TPC course at The Greenbrier Thursday, prepared to walk the course with Andres Romero, Steve Flesch and John Daly. Minutes later, he had a front row seat for the round that everybody wanted to see.
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Greenbrier Classic first round results
Thursday
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Greenbrier Classic second round tee times
Today's Tee Times
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Relief Effort: Resort teams up with TOUR wives
Even with The Greenbrier Classic in town, the focus of Greenbrier County couldn’t only be on the PGA TOUR event, which is drawing thousands of spectators to the area.
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A field of dreams for The Greenbrier Classic
Despite what you might hear from the fans — or even some of the television analysts — the 2012 Greenbrier Classic is anything but a one-man show.
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Get ready to see Tiger on the hunt
There’s a Tiger loose on The Greenbrier’s Old White TPC Course, and everybody wants to see it.
If you thought the crowd following Phil Mickelson at last year’s Greenbrier Classic was out of control, wait until you see the galleries chasing after Tiger Woods this week. A Lefty is rare, but only a select few ever get to see a Tiger — especially in West Virginia. - Greenbrier Classic Thursday tee times
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