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Golf Week · Sep 7, 2015

Final-round storylines aplenty as Stenson leads Deutsche Bank

Henrik Stenson ( Getty Images )NORTON, Mass. — Now if you predicted that Charley Hoffman, who had made just two bogeys the first two rounds, was going to make eight in 16 holes Sunday...

And if you predicted that Brendon de Jonge, who had made a dozen birdies Friday and Saturday, would make just one Sunday...

And if you predicted that Jason Day, who hadn’t shot over par since balata was in vogue, would skyrocket to 2-over 73...

And if you predicted that Daniel Berger, who hadn’t been seen on the PGA Tour since the spring, would shockingly re-appear — and on a weekend, no less...

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