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S.W. Kim shoots near record-breaking 11-under 60 at CJ Cup Byron Nelson
Si Woo Kim discussed shooting 11-under 60 during the second round at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson on Friday and nearly tying Jim Furyk's record.
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