Day 4 recap: Heartbreaking finish for Perry

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 Day 4 recap: Heartbreaking finish for Perry
SHOT OF THE DAY Unfortunately for Kenny Perry, it's that approach shot in the playoff hole, one of the most unluckiest shots you'll ever see. He deliberately avoided the water with his second shot ... and still found it when his ball ricocheted off a tree and rolled through the green and into the water. That changed the whole complexion of the playoff and allowed Ryuji Imada to lay up. [link]

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This Isn't Your Father's PGA Tour
Published 5/19/2008 by AB at Sports Frog
... And then yesterday, Ryuji Imada defeats Kenny Perry in a playoff to win the AT&T; Classic. A little symbolism there, when the guy in his early 30's looking for his first win on Tour beats the guy in his late 40's looking for his 10th tour title (Last week's victory by Garcia doesn't really qualify, because my all accounts he already has a more successful career than Paul Goydos). Imada isn't as young as the 20-somethings who have recently won events on Tour (Anthony Kim, Garcia, Adam Scott, J.B. Holmes, Sean O'Hair), but maybe he's part of the new generation. ...

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