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LYTHAM ST. . ANNES, England -- Anirban Lahiri had already made history at this years British Open before he stepped up to the ninth tee in the third round. With one swing of his 9 iron, he put himself in the record books again. The 25-year-old Indian, making his Open debut, made the first hole in one of the 2012 tournament Saturday when he aced the par-3 No. 9 from 150 yards, the ball landing to the right of the cup and bouncing in. A grinning Lahiri raised both hands in the air and gave a bow. The shot was played in front of his dad, making the moment all the more sweet. "It was looking a little right of the hole, but it got a really, really friendly bounce. When it goes in, everybody goes wild, I go wild, it was fantastic," said Lahiri, who shot par 70 to remain at even par for the tournament. "Youre just looking around, you dont know how to express yourself, and then you see your dad jumping up out there blowing you kisses. These moments dont come every day." It was his third hole in one in tournament play -- and fifth in his career. He was convinced to take the 9 iron after going with a wedge on that hole during the second round and finding the bunker. "It takes the cake," Lahiri said. "Its a hallowed event for us. You come out here and you just want to play your best. You and want to put up a good performance for yourself, for your country." Its a special time for Indian golf at the moment. With Bangalore-based Lahiri and mentor Jeev Milkha Singh both making the cut at Royal Lytham & St. Annes, it is the first time two Indians are playing a weekend at the same major. This comes on the back of Singhs memorable win at the Scottish Open last week, when he rallied from five shots back on the final day to beat Francesco Molinari in a playoff. The victory lifted the Indian No. 1 to 87th in the world. The golf scene back home is thriving, with the Professional Golf Tour of India -- formed in 2006 -- now having 30 tournaments on the calendar. Prize money has soared by around 250 per cent in the six years, with two events co-sanctioned by the Asian Tour and the Avantha Masters in New Delhi sanctioned by both the European and Asian Tours. Its the European and U.S. PGA Tours where Indian players dream of winding up, but the domestic circuit is doing well enough as it is. "In India, cricket is a religion and that takes away from any other sport, but I think golf is probably No. 2 or 3 in terms of interest," the 226th-ranked Lahiri told The Associated Press. "Its growing -- its going to take a bit of time -- but what Ive done here and Jeevs win last week and any good performance in a major just helps the game at home to move forward. "Thats what we are trying to do. We need to lift the profile of golf in India." Lahiri said India has "eight or nine really good courses" which would be able to hold an international tournament given the right preparation time. Lahiri didnt receive a prize for his hole in one -- just the honour at the next tee. He missed out on winning a BMW car the last time he made a hole in one, because he achieved the feat on the wrong par 3. Overnight leader Brandt Snedeker achieved a hole in one during his practice round Wednesday -- with a driver on the par-4 16th for an albatross. [url=http://www.falconsofficialteamstore.com/autographed-thomas-decoud-jersey-aw... DeCoud Jersey . Now, hes wondering why he ever felt that way. The 53-year-old Lehman had an eagle and five birdies on the first eight holes on the back nine Friday, then bogeyed the par-4 18th for a 7-under 65 and a one-shot lead after the first round of the Champions Tours Insperity Championship. .Y. -- A person familiar with discussions has told The Associated Press that the Buffalo Bills and potential free-agent receiver Stevie Johnson have exchanged contract offers and plan to meet again at the NFL combine in Indianapolis next week. 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Even with Sproles, the Saints rank last in the NFL in rushing yards. Pierre Thomas and Mark Ingram are likely to continue getting the bulk of the carries, and Chris Ivory could finally get an expanded role. He led the team in rushing as a rookie in 2010, but hasnt carried the ball at all this season. "Were going to have to have a few guys that pick up the slack," offensive co-ordinator Pete Carmichael said. "Chris has been patient. Hes been great. Hes been out at every practice and has given us his all, his best effort. This will be a chance for him to get some opportunities." NOTES: WR Courtney Roby also was ruled out of the game with a shoulder injury. He has just one catch for 9 yards. ... The only other players on the injury report, LB David Hawthorne (hamstring) and WR Joe Morgan (chest), fully participated in practice for the second straight day. ' ' '


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