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      <title>The Best Drama in Golf This Week Has Nothing to Do With Winning</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;Nobody outside Greensboro gets especially excited about the Wyndham Championship on the merits of the golf course. Sedgefield is a good, honest Donald Ross design, not a monster, and the winner&amp;rsquo;s name rarely enters the conversation about the best players in the world. And yet the week the PGA Tour&amp;rsquo;s regular season ends at Sedgefield produces some of the most compelling viewing of the entire year, because almost nobody at the top of the leaderboard is actually the story. The story is further down, among players who have spent the whole season quietly building toward, or drifting away from, a single number: seventieth.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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