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      <title>GB&amp;I&#39;s Stunning Comeback Wins the Walker Cup at Lahinch</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;There is a particular kind of silence that falls over a golf crowd when a match comes down to one putt on one green, and Lahinch got the full version of it on Sunday evening. Josh Hill, twenty-two, from England by way of a college career at Tennessee, stood over four feet on the 18th with the Walker Cup itself resting on the putt. He had already hit the shot of the week to get there, a bunker recovery from the front-right trap that finished three feet from the pin, the kind of up-and-down that either buries a match or ends one outright. It ended one outright. Hill holed it to beat Tyler Watts one-up, and Great Britain and Ireland had completed the biggest comeback in the history of the fixture to win the 51st Walker Cup 13½ to 12½.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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