Woods accepts special exemption into US Open
Tiger Woods has accepted a special exemption into next month's U.S. Open at South Carolina's Pinehurst Resort and Country Club, the USGA said on Thursday.
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Tiger Woods has accepted a special exemption into next month's U.S. Open at South Carolina's Pinehurst Resort and Country Club, the USGA said on Thursday.
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