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Blades Brown, the 19-year-old who turned pro before leaving high school, made it official by accepting special temporary membership on the PGA Tour. That allows unlimited sponsor exemptions the rest of the year.
Curtis Cup, Day 1: U.S. grabs early lead at Bel-Air
The U.S. won two fourball matches and two foursomes to grab a 4-2 lead over Great Britain and Ireland after Day 1 of the Curtis Cup at Bel-Air Country Club.
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