YANG YONG

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                    [Title] => South Korea celebrates Yang victory
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Celebrations erupted Monday for Yang Yong-eun, the little-known golfer who defeated Tiger Woods in the PGA Championship Sunday, as residents of his home island of Jeju hailed the first South Korean to claim one of golf’s major prizes.
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                    [Title] => South Korean president phones Yang with congrats
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SEOUL (AP) -­- Fans in golf-crazy South Korea set their alarms for 4 a.m. Monday to watch the PGA Championship on television, then celebrated with whoops as Y.E. Yang finished off his historic victory over Tiger Woods.
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                    [Title] => South Korean golfers celebrate Yang's historic PGA win
                    [Summary] => SEOUL (AP) -- Fans in golf-crazy South Korea are celebrating Yang Yong-eun's historic PGA Championships win over Tiger Woods.
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2010 Asian Golf Tour tees off amid challenges

February 4, 2010 - 9:36am

BANGKOK (AP) — The 2010 Asian Tour golf season tees off Thursday, with organizers still piecing together the season calendar in the face of continuing world financial turmoil and the challenge of a rival ...

South Korea celebrates Yang victory

August 19, 2009 - 12:00am

Celebrations erupted Monday for Yang Yong-eun, the little-known golfer who defeated Tiger Woods in the PGA Championship Sunday, as residents of his home island of Jeju hailed the first South Korean to claim one of...

Sports

South Korean president phones Yang with congrats

August 17, 2009 - 2:52pm

SEOUL (AP) -­- Fans in golf-crazy South Korea set their alarms for 4 a.m. Monday to watch the PGA Championship on television, then celebrated with whoops as Y.E. Yang finished off his historic victory over Tiger...

South Korean golfers celebrate Yang's historic PGA win

August 17, 2009 - 12:22pm

SEOUL (AP) -- Fans in golf-crazy South Korea are celebrating Yang Yong-eun's historic PGA Championships win over Tiger Woods.