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PGA Championship promises a strong course for the strongest field - L.A. FOCUS NEWSPAPER

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By DOUG FERGUSON AP Golf Writer PITTSFORD, N.Y. — Four layers of clothes, beanies and hand warmers were everywhere on the eve of the PGA Championship, a reminder of how this major will be different from the previous six at Oak Hill. The temperature was 37 degrees – it felt colder with a morning breeze

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