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Dustin Johnson cashes in and finally wins the FedEx Cup - Black News Channel

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By DOUG FERGUSON AP Golf Writer ATLANTA (AP) — Dustin Johnson only looks like he plays without a pulse. Beneath his stoic stare and that swagger as he walked the fairways of East Lake were jangled nerves Monday because it meant so much to him. The $15 million prize for winning the FedEx Cup? That would get anyone's attention, especially someone who thought he was rich when Johnson cashed his first tournament check as a PGA Tour rookie for $113,571. But there was more. 'The prestige, for sure,' Johnson said after delivering a key par putt and steady play down […]

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