Golf-Anonymous Aussies aiming for profile boost at World Cup (Reuters)
Published 11/29/2008 at Yahoo! Sports - Golf News
Brendan Jones is hoping
victory in the World Cup with team mate Richard Green on Sunday
might bring the pair some attention back home in Australia.
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