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Mark Hensby
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Hensby has had a brutal start to the season with five missed cuts in five starts. He has been replaced in the field by Gabriel Hjertstedt, who had a nice T-19 at the Nationwide's Mexico Open earlier this month.
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"I think a lot of people just take him the wrong way," said Hensby, who was not intimidated by Singh's reputation, just as he was not by Augusta National's. "When he starts being a little bit mouthy to me, I just say, 'What, did you get up on the wrong side of the bed this morning?' I just humour him back."
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Top-seeded Retief Goosen tied his World Match Play record with a 12-and-11 victory over Mark Hensby on Friday and will play U.S. Open champion Michael Campbell for a place in the final. Campbell drew even with Steve Elkington at the 35th, winning at the 37th with a par to reach Saturday's semifinals. In the other semifinal, Paul McGinley will play Angel Cabrera.
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Hensby worked odd jobs around Cog Hill. He caddied three days a week. He picked up range balls. He took his meals in the employee grill and showered in the public lockers of the club. For six weeks, he slept in the old Ford.
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On a day when rain delayed play by five hours 25 minutes, Hensby negotiated the sodden fairways and tricky greens like a veteran, taking the clubhouse lead with a three-under 69. Indeed, given that 1970 Masters champion Billy Casper shot 106, it might be better to say that Hensby merely handled it like a very good player.
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Hensby missed a chance to pull even on the par-4 17th. Weir hit his second shot on a slope to the left of the green, but Hensby's second shot ... sailed past the green. Both players chipped within a few feet to save par.
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