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JULY 21, 2000 Notah Begay III, the 27-year-old Isleta Pueblo / Navajo golfer from New Mexico, is back on the green again this week, playing one of the world's most beautiful courses in one of the most anticipated golf tournaments this year. After winning two consecutive PGA tournaments in the United States and placing fourth in last week's Loch Lomond International, Begay opened the British Open in St. Andrews, Scotland, with some strong playing. He led during the early round of play on Thursday and ended up tied for fourth at the end of the first round. His first round score was 69 or 3-under-par. He shared the distinction with a crowd of 14 others. The British Open marks the meeting of Begay and former Stanford University teammate Tiger Woods. Begay and Woods have also been longtime rivals. Woods finished the first round with a score of 67 or 5-under-par. Ernie Els is in the lead, however, with a score of 66 or 6-under-par. For complete coverage on the British Open visit PGA.COM. Related Stories:
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Begay wins PGA tournament (Sports 06/26)
Begay happy with performance (Sports 06/20)
Begay tries to improve (Sports 06/14)
Relevant Links from PGATour.Com:
British Open first-round scores
Standard Life Loch Lomond final scores and earnings
The British Open
Canon Greater Hartford Open final scores and earnings
Final scores and earnings FedEx St. Jude Classic
Stats and Bio
Q&A
JULY 21, 2000 Notah Begay III, the 27-year-old Isleta Pueblo / Navajo golfer from New Mexico, is back on the green again this week, playing one of the world's most beautiful courses in one of the most anticipated golf tournaments this year. After winning two consecutive PGA tournaments in the United States and placing fourth in last week's Loch Lomond International, Begay opened the British Open in St. Andrews, Scotland, with some strong playing. He led during the early round of play on Thursday and ended up tied for fourth at the end of the first round. His first round score was 69 or 3-under-par. He shared the distinction with a crowd of 14 others. The British Open marks the meeting of Begay and former Stanford University teammate Tiger Woods. Begay and Woods have also been longtime rivals. Woods finished the first round with a score of 67 or 5-under-par. Ernie Els is in the lead, however, with a score of 66 or 6-under-par. For complete coverage on the British Open visit PGA.COM. Related Stories:
Begay in top five (Sports 7/17)
Begay slips into 2nd (Sports 7/14)
Begay takes lead position (Sports 7/13)
Begay wins another round (Sports 7/3)
Begay wins PGA tournament (Sports 06/26)
Begay happy with performance (Sports 06/20)
Begay tries to improve (Sports 06/14)
Relevant Links from PGATour.Com:
British Open first-round scores
Standard Life Loch Lomond final scores and earnings
The British Open
Canon Greater Hartford Open final scores and earnings
Final scores and earnings FedEx St. Jude Classic
Stats and Bio
Q&A
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