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Steve Friesen matched Habig with his own eight-under 63. That moved him into a tie for third place at nine-under-par 275, where he was joined by Chris Wall (68) and Rob Oppenheim (70). Wes Heffernan was one stroke behind that trio at minus-eight after a final-round 64.

 

"I knew a par on 17 would probably at least get me in a playoff and a birdie would pretty well seal the deal," admitted Habig. "I really didn't know what this was going to feel like, but it's pretty special.

 

"To be able to get it done when it matters is a great feeling. I tell you, that round from tee to green was one of the most solid of my life."

 

"It seemed like Habig came out of nowhere," Griff stated. "Good for him -- that was just awesome. Second, heck, that's not too bad. In half an hour or so, I'll feel fine."

 

The Mount Robson is the only Jasper Hotel to offer luxuriously spacious suites with one—the Robson Suite—designed specifically for families. As well, amenities such as free wireless high-speed internet, two outdoor whirlpools, and family dining room keep both children and parents entertained after an adventurous day exploring the Canadian rockies.

 

Parents will appreciate the inn’s Jasper vacation packages for families. The family package includes one night’s stay in one of the Robson Suites and one ticket per person to either the town pool or the Chaba Theater. The Robson Suite includes two rooms with a king-size bed, sitting area with pull-out sofa bed, bunkbeds, oversize television and an X-Box game console, bean bag loungers, and two baths. Games for the X-box are free of charge.

 

About Mount Robson Inn Mount Robson Inn is a family-owned Jasper motel with an array of amenities and close proximity to downtown and, of course, Jasper National Park’s favorite sightseeing destinations. The Mount Robson Inn boasts 80 well-appointed accommodations, including six suites, as well as the locally owned Mount Robson Steakhouse, two whirlpools, wireless internet access, movie rentals, laundry facilities, shuttles, and most importantly, spectacular views of the Canadian Rockies that bring guests to Jasper. Twelve beautiful suites, each different, include amenities ranging from Jacuzzis and body massage showers to fireplaces and oversize televisions.

 

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St. George, Utah (PRWEB) July 17, 2006 -- The Ledges of St. George, Southern Utah’s most exclusive golf community, and the prestigious Nicklaus Academies are pleased to announce an agreement that will bring the highest level of golf instruction to one of the nation’s most awe-inspiring locations.

 

The addition of the Jack Nicklaus Academy of Golf to The Ledges community is a perfect fit. Nicklaus Academies are reserved for the world’s finest resorts, residential developments and private clubs. Guests of the Academy can expect the most advanced, quality instruction available anywhere in the world enhanced by the beautiful setting of The Ledges and the growing popularity and abundant recreation opportunities of the Greater St. George area.

 

Highlights of the Jack Nicklaus Academy of Golf at The Ledges include:

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Marlins could start season without No. 2 starter Johnson

JUPITER, Fla. -- The Foorida Marlins are preparing for the likelihood that right-hander
Josh Johnson won't be ready when the season starts April 2.

Grapefruit League action starts Wednesday, but Johnson, penciled in as the No. 2 starter, hasn't even thrown off a mound at full speed since September. He's experienced some soreness in his right forearm.

MySportsbook.com have the Marlins listed with baseball betting lines at +800 to win the NL East this season .

''You guys know the math. If he's not on the hill then he becomes an opening day roster issue,'' manager Fredi Gonzalez said Saturday. ''We're borderline now.''

Johnson, who finished 12-7 with a 3.10 ERA in 2007, was supposed to throw on flat ground Saturday. That was canceled when he woke up with pain.

He played catch on Wednesday with no pain but felt discomfort in a throwing session on Thursday. He's expected to try again Sunday.

''Like we always said from the very beginning, we're going to take it easy on him,'' Gonzalez said. ''He didn't feel right, so we shut him down. We're going to take it back to step one and see where we're at.''

Among the candidates to take Johnson's spot in the rotation are left-hander Chris George and right-handers Yusmeiro Petit and Jose Garcia.

Right-hander Sergio Mitre, who missed most of last season with arm and shoulder problems, also is behind.

With Johnson's status doubtful, Gonzalez said right-hander Ricky Nolasco will stay in the rotation and no longer will be considered a candidate for closer.

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