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Anthony Kim closed with a 5-under 65 Sunday to rally from a three-shot deficit and win the AT&T National, making him the first American under 25 to win twice in one year on the PGA Tour since Tiger Woods.

There were all sorts of fun things to learn about Anthony Kim after he won the AT&T National. What’s with the new flashy belt buckle? And what’s the real story behind his decision to attend the University of Oklahoma? The belt buckle was unmistakable. Already known for wearing garish belt attire adorned with his initials, Kim donned a buckle featuring what appeared to be a diamonds embedded into the…

BETHESDA, Md. — Due to a threatening late-afternoon forecast on Sunday, the final-round tee times were moved to 8-10 a.m. in threesomes off Nos. 1 and 10, with a 3 p.m. finish scheduled. The CBS telecast of the final round was tape-delayed from 3-6 p.m.

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Britain’s Ross Fisher, who contemplated pulling out of the European Open at the start of the week, banished any thoughts of fatigue to gallop to a seven-shot victory in Sunday’s final round.

Angela Park’s final putt was as impressive as her round — an uphill birdie attempt from about 25 feet that capped a 10-under 62.

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In the 237 times Charles Howell III has teed it up on the PGA TOUR, he never had a round end like Thursday at the AT&T National. After signing for an even-par 70, he was handed a pink slip.

When a par 5 become a par 4, the result can be, in the words of Fred Funk, “downright stupid.”

Steve Marino used to consider it a treat the few times he played Congressional as a teenager.

R.W. Eaks fired a 6-under 66 in the final round last year to win the inaugural Dick’s Sporting Goods Open.

When five teams hit the road for the ultimate golf adventure on Highway 18, GOLF CHANNEL’s newest original series premiering July 22, they will compete for much more than honors at the first tee.

Once best friends, Inbee Park and Angela Park are no longer as tight as they used to be.

Tiger Woods changed the game. He popularized it with the masses. Made TOUR players rich beyond their dreams. But no one, not even Tiger, has had the kind of impact as has Se Ri Pak.