Defending champ Paul Broadhurst waits out delays, opens 2-shot lead at Senior PGA

This week at the European Tour's Made in Denmark, players have to walk through a beer tent to get to the 14th tee, a stroll that promised to provide some epic “scenes” as they say in Europe. The best moment of all may have already occurred on Saturday though, and it involves a 43-year-old man dancing. We'll explain.
Jamie Donaldson walked off the 13th green at two over on his round, having failed to get much of anything going up to that point. That didn't stop him from cutting up a damn rug in the beer tent, as he channeled his inner Michael Jackson and unleashed some serious moves to the delight of the Heineken-swigging crowd:
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Absolute “SCENES” indeed. Who knew Donaldson had such swagger? The grooviness gave him a nice jolt, as Donaldson promptly birdied the 14th hole to get back to one over. He stumbled home with bogeys at 15 and 17 to card a three-over 74, but that doesn't matter, because he won over the..

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Mike EhrmannOutside of Tiger Woods and his inner circle, it's likely that no one was happier about Woods' win at the 2019 Masters than James Adducci. He certainly benefitted financially from the victory more than anyone not named Tiger or Phil Knight.
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Adducci, in case you need a refresher, is the Wisconsin man who won $1.2 million—the size of a regular PGA Tour winner's check—thanks to an $85,000 wager on Woods to win at Augusta National in April. And apparently, Woods knew all about it. While conducting a golf clinic on Friday as part of his annual Tiger Jam in Las Vegas, gave Adducci props for having faith in him to end his nearly 11-year drought in major championships.
“Great bet,” Woods quickly says in a video shared on Instagram by someone attending the clinic. Only Woods added a word that was a bit more, um, colorful to the front of that phrase. But moments later, he wasn't quite as bul..

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