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Golf Week · Mar 14, 2016

Rejuvenated Charl Schwartzel gets over hurdle in first U.S. win in five years

Charl Schwartzel earned his second career PGA Tour victory Sunday at the Valspar Championship. ( Getty Images )PALM HARBOR, Fla. – Charl Schwartzel is a silent assassin. In 2011, he became the first player to birdie the final four holes to win the Masters. That victory brought the South African native fame and fortune and a five-year ticket to play the PGA Tour. But there was another side to the coin: expectations soared, and when Schwartzel failed to deliver on his promise, his confidence took a hit.

“You start thinking, ‘Am I actually going to win again out here?’ ” he said.

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