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Jordan Gumberg got up-and-down for par on the final hole Sunday for a 2-under 70 to hold off Jorge Campillo of Spain and win the Hainan Classic.
Sutton: 'It's upon the players to win the Ryder Cup, not on the captain'
Hal Sutton, who quit golf for five years after losing the 2004 Ryder Cup as U.S. captain, emphasized that while the captain takes the heat, it's the players who win or lose. He joined "Golf Today" to talk about what he and the likes of Keegan Bradley have experienced.
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