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José María
Olazábal
Spain
Birthdate
5/2/1966 (60)
Birthplace
Fuenterrabia, Spain
Swing
Right
Turned Pro
1985
HT/WT
1.78 m, 72 kg
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PGA TOUR
Molinari back as vice capt., Euro Ryder Cup team
10M
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PGA TOUR
Olazábal to be Europe vice-captain at Ryder Cup
1Y
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PGA TOUR
Andrade, Ames share 1st-round Senior Open lead
5Y
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PGA TOUR
Couples takes 2-shot lead at Chubb Classic
5Y
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PGA TOUR
Ames shoots 63, leads Morocco Champions by 4
6Y
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