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Associated Press
Monday, July 27, 2009 OAKVILLE, Ontario -- Nathan Green looked up and flashed a wry smile when the latest round of heavy rain hit the Canadian Open. But instead of wiping out play again and possibly forcing yet another day at drenched Glen Abbey, the pounding drops were nothing more than a fitting finishing touch on his breakthrough playoff victory over Retief Goosen. "It's just been a bizarre week. A long week," Green said. An hour earlier Monday in good conditions on the course soaked by nearly five inches of ra ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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