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The 62-year-old Watson took several weeks off, including missing out on a chance to defend his Senior PGA championship at Harbor Shores on the other side of the state, before returning to play earlier this month. He finished tied for 20th at the Senior Players Championship and started off well at the PGA Tour's Greenbrier Classic, where he made the cut - unlike Tiger Woods - before slumping famous cruise lines in alaska to a tie for 73rd.
USGA officials, meanwhile, insisted they didn't have a target score in mind when they set up a 6,891-yard course with tight fairways, thick rough and small greens that is about 30 miles north of Detroit.
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Last year, Stricker pulled out the win in dramatic fashion. Kyle Stanley bogeyed the last to fall into a tie for the lead with Stricker, who rolled in a 25-foot birdie from off the 18th green to take the title.