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P. Harrington

VS.

S. Verplank

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Hole	Yards	Par	Hole Highlights
1	418	4	Verplank holes a short 3 foot putt at the first hole for a birdie 3. Harrington makes a par 4. Verplank goes 1-Up.
2	413	4	Harrington sinks a birdie putt at the second hole while Verplank has to make do with a par 4. Match All Square.
3	170	3	At the third hole Verplank's tee shot landed just 6 feet from the pin. He duly holes his birdie putt to go 1-Up.
4	568	5	Both players make par 5s to halve the hole. Verplank remains 1-Up.
5	440	4	Verplank and Harrington make birdie 3s to halve the hole. The American remains 1-Up.
6	478	4	Both players make 4s to halve the hole. Verplank stays 1-Up.
7	430	4	Verplank extends his lead by sinking a birdie putt to go 2-Up.
8	173	3	The American keeps his nose in front as the hole is halved in par. USA remain 2-Up.
9	461	4	Once again the hole is halved in 4 and Verplank stays 2-Up.
10	584	5	The match remains 2-Up for Verplank as both players make par at the par 5 tenth hole.
11	415	4	Once again both players make par. Verplank stays 2-Up.
12	182	3	Verplank wins the hole with a par as Harrington makes bogey. Verplank extends his lead to 3-Up.
13	428	4	Both players make par.
14	213	3	Verplank makes a sensational hole in one at the 213 yard par 3 fourteenth hole. His shot landed eight feet short of the pin before rolling into the cup. Verplank goes 4-Up with five to play.
15	446	4	Harrington makes a par 4 after holing from 6 feet. Verplank then also makes par to halve the hole and win the match 4 & 3.
16	555	5
17	424	4
18	537	5

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