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    Walker Cup gives U.S. team a shot at redemption

    by By Mike James, Los Angeles Times Sep 08, 2017 2 minutes

    No image captured the United States' fate at the 2015 Walker Cup better than the shot of Spider Miller, the team's captain, sitting on the closing ceremony stage with elbows on knees, head bowed.

    As tears formed in Miller's eyes, Bryson DeChambeau leaned over and consoled him, his right arm resting on Miller's shoulders.

    DeChambeau has moved on to a career on the PGA Tour. Miller is back for one more

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