Lowry takes 3-shot lead into final round in Abu Dhabi

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Toms, Durant share lead in PGA Tour Champions opener

Phil Mickelson shot a 12-under 60 in the Desert Classic in his 2019 debut

Alvaro Ortiz opens with 66 for 3-shot lead, hopeful that 3rd time the charm in Latin American Amateur

Golf is a game of minutely controlled chaos. Atoms crashing into atoms. Weight swooping into inertia. A ballet of bounces, spins, kicks, and ricochets that goes wrong just as often as it goes right. The beauty of a such an unpredictable game—one of inches, not yards—however, is that when it goes right it's spectacular and when it goes wrong, well, it's equally spectacular. Beg to differ? Well, keep on begging, because as the weirdest, wildest lies in golf's weird, wild history prove, chaos is a beautiful thing indeed.
Shane Lowry – 2018 Abu Dhabi Championship
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The Leave: The set of WALL-E 2
Before Shane Lowry could tie the course record at the 2018 Abu Dhabi Championship, he first had to conquer Trash Heap Corner. P.S. If no one's taking that couch, we might know a guy who's interested.
Phil Mickelson – 2014 Barclays Championship
The Leave: Just to the left of Big Jeff's Hotdog Haus
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