Key hole in the third round of the US Open
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PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. – A look at the key hole Saturday in the third round of the U.S. Open at Pebble Beach:
Hole: 14
Par: 5
Yards: 589
Stroke Average: 5.177
Ranking: 5
After gouging out of the rough on his second and third shots, leader Gary Woodland made a 42-foot putt to save par and, for the second time in three holes, avoid a two-shot swing against second-place Justin Rose, who made birdie. Rose was the only player among the top eight to make birdie or better on the par 5.
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