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2006 Fantasy Outlook
Campbell finally figured out how to win in the states last year, and man did he pick the right time to do it. After having success overseas for many years, Campbell finally broke through over here. Campbell tried the PGA Tour full time a couple years back and it was an absolute disaster. A majors win changes everything, though. The only question remaning is how much will he play over here. He can play whenever he wants, but be warned, no matter what you read, full-time European Tour players rarely find a lot of time to play over here. Expect Campbell to show up for more than five events, but not to have as much success in them.
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Campbell (Australia), the 2005 U. S. Open champion, withdrew after 12 holes of the second rojn d of the British Open.
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Campbell withdrew from The Players after nine holes (plus-nine 45) of the first round.
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Michael Campbell: Shoulder Woes Continue
Campbell, who hasn't played a full competitive round since October, hopes to play in this weeks' Arnold Palmer Championship. His shoulder forced him to withdraw from last week's Transitions Championship. "I would have liked to return much earlier but my shoulder just wasn't 100 percent and that's also the reason for not deciding to play last week," he told his official web site. "So it's a week to week thing at present so we will see how things go this week."
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Michael Campbell: Rotator Cuff Tear
An MRI on Campbell's right shoulder showed a small tear in the rotator cuff, Setanta Sports reports. He'll miss this week's Australian Open as a result.
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Campbell, who withdrew from last week's Australian Masters due to a right shoulder injury, will have an MRI this week. "I have been carrying a niggling shoulder injury since The Open Championship in July and this flared up last week in Hong Kong," he told the Sydney Morning Herald.
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