LYCOS RETRIEVER 
Trevor Immelman
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Some of the best golfers tried to catch him on Sunday, but Immelman didn't flinch. The bogey on 17 was "quite unfortunate." Woods had just finished his round when Immelman reached No. 18.
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Immelman eventually saw a specialist, who determined he had contracted a parasite and then a stomach infection. Told to fast for three days, then eat only rice for two more, Immelman got the go-ahead to play Tuesday. Though his doctor did warn him, "just try to stay lactose-free."
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Immelman arrived in Chicago that week last July as, in most Americans' minds, just another young foreign hopeful, comparable with the likes of Justin Rose, Paul Casey, Ian Poulter, Camilo Villegas. In other words, they knew who he was but failed to take him too seriously, as is their wont, because his wins had not come in the USA.
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Immelman picked up a parasite before the Masters and lost 22 pounds before it was diagnosed. He says that he is fine now, but energy is still an issue. He is scheduled to tee off at 1:02 in the second round of the Wachovia.
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Player and Immelman met the young golfers after the day’s play, and after shaking hands with all the youngsters, Player handed over a donation of golf balls from Callaway to the SAGDB. Callaway donated a large number of balls used by the players during the event to be used in the SAGDB’s coaching programmes.
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At 27, Immelman is three years older than Els was when he defeated Colin Montgomerie and Loren Roberts in the sticky Pennsylvania summer heat. But in terms of profile, potential and readiness, he is every bit the equal of his countryman over a decade ago.
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