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Sixty-five Tiger Woods beats 65 to move four rounds off administration at Quicken Loan Nationally in Maryland

In the second round of the Quicken Loans National in Maryland, Tiger Woods fired five under 65s to move into four off the game. An American who in his opening round carried a 70 card, he uses a new puttingter in the competition and beats seven birdies as well as two boys to go to five.

Ryan Armour, Brian Gay and Beau Hossler are the common guides at nine Under. "You have to be patience on this course," said 42-year-old Woods. Italians Francesco Molinari are one goal behind the top after a second round 65, while Irishmen Seamus Power scored four goals less after 66 and 70 points.

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After winning the playoff, Stanley takes the Quicken Loans Nationals.

His first PGA Tour win in five years, Kyle Stanley defeated Charles Howell III on the first half of her playoff to win the Quicken Loans National. Stanley, however, won against the additional pocket after having kept his courage to pitch from a height of two metres after seeing Howell miss his try from twice the mile.

A Stanley emotionally minded man who has been struggling since his first ever European stage Waste Management Phoenix Open 2012 triumph is hoping this triumph will boost his professionalism. He was four shot driving from night guide David Lingmerth and slid further back when he bogeyed the first one after having found a green shelter, but it would turn out to be the only mistake of an unforgettable one.

The 29-year-old was lit by birdies on the fifth, sixth as well as eight days in the standings and scored a forth win in six wholes just after the corner after approaching a great four-foot near goal. It struck for another birdy on the 299 yard, four-par 14th, which was enough to seven him under, along with game mate Howell, who had just pocketed a 27 ft puttingt o an Adler.

Stanley has deserved his place in this month's Open Championship as a reward for winning, R&A said. Howell, Laird and Sung Kang from South Korea, who were the fifth to draw, have also taken their places at Royal Birkdale.