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Friday’s Local Scoreboard

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By Michael Bradley Verified, Paul Broadhurst, Olin Browne, Bart Bryant
| Binghamton Press and Sun-Bulletin Verified
CLOSE Brendan Gaughan talks about the Zippo 200 at The Glen, a NASCAR Xfinity Series race.
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Defending Dick's Open champion Paul Goydos pays En-Joie a visit

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By Michael Bradley Verified, Bart Bryant, Paul Broadhurst, Olin Browne
| Binghamton Press and Sun-Bulletin Verified
The man who has played 26-under-par golf over his last six Dick’s Sporting Goods Open rounds paid En-Joie Golf Course a visit Monday, sharing fond memories of his time in Broome County and a few secrets to success. Paul Goydos, winner of the 2016 Dick’s Open one summer after finishing second, spoke at length during Media Day for the event, which will be contested for 11th time Aug. 18-20.
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AmFam Championship seeing Badger red

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By Tom Byrum, Gary D'Amato Verified, Bart Bryant
| Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Verified
MADISON – Steve Stricker is the host of the American Family Insurance Championship, but he’s not the only homegrown hero playing in the second annual PGA Tour Champions event. There’s going to be a Badger love-fest at University Ridge this weekend. The three-day tournament, which begins Friday, includes Stricker’s Madison neighbor, Jerry Kelly; Kelly’s brother-in-law and swing coach, Jim Schuman; and Fox Point native Skip Kendall. Their friendships go back nearly 40 years to their junior golf days.
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