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SOUTH KOREAN Byeong Hun An put FOUR balls in the water on his way to taking 11 on the infamous par-3 17th at Sawgrass.

The world No.80 (right) first missed the 143-yard island green then the putting surface three more times from the drop zone 82 yards from the pin.

He still did not set the record high score as Bob Tway ran up a 12 in 2005 and Robert Gamez first took an 11 in 1990. An’s 11-over 83 was still better than 2009 champ Henrik Stenson who carded an 85. American Kevin Na chipped in at the 17th with his EIGHTH shot after hitting three balls in the water before withdrawing with a back injury.

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SONNY Bill Williams has called time on rugby to focus on boxing.

Williams switched between the codes during his 17-year career, winning two World Cups in union and NRL titles in league with the Canterbury Bulldogs and Sydney Roosters. He will now concentrate on a boxing career that has so far yielded seven wins, including one over highly-rated Frans Botha.

Williams (above) said: “A massive thank-you to the public and fans for all the support over the years. To my team-mates, thanks for the lessons and help.”