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How did the Presidents Cup get flipped? Putters

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The Presidents Cup took an unexpected turn at Royal Montreal Golf Club, with the United States rallying from a 10-4 deficit to secure a dramatic 17.5-12.5 victory. A key factor in the turnaround was the American team’s dominance on the greens, particularly with their putters.

Tiger Woods, Patrick Cantlay, and Max Homa all displayed exceptional putting prowess, making crucial birdies and par saves at key moments. Woods, in particular, showcased his legendary precision, sinking a 30-foot birdie putt on the 16th hole of the Sunday singles matches to all but clinch the victory.

The Americans’ exceptional putting not only contributed to their resurgence but also demoralized the International team. Several International players lamented their struggles on the greens, admitting that the Americans’ superior putting play had proved too difficult to overcome.

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Sergio wins in playoff to claim 1st career LIV title

In a thrilling playoff at LIV Golf in Houston, Sergio stormed to victory, marking his maiden title on the breakaway circuit. The Spaniard holed a crucial putt on the fourth extra hole, edging past a resilient field that included Dustin Johnson, Louis Oosthuizen, and Patrick Reed.

Sergio’s victory is a significant milestone for him, solidifying his position as a frontrunner on the LIV Golf tour. It also marks a pivotal moment for the young tour, underscoring its growing competitiveness and attracting renowned talents from the golfing world.

This triumph not only adds to Sergio’s impressive career achievements but also unravels new possibilities for LIV Golf as it continues to navigate the evolving landscape of professional golf.

Spieth out for season, will undergo wrist surgery
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Spieth out for season, will undergo wrist surgery

Jordan Spieth has been ruled out for the rest of the 2023 season after opting to undergo wrist surgery to resolve a persistent issue.

The three-time major champion has been struggling with a wrist injury for several months, which has affected his performances on the course. Despite attempts at rehabilitation, the pain has persisted, leading Spieth to make the difficult decision to go under the knife.

Spieth’s absence from the game is a significant blow to the PGA Tour and golf fans worldwide. His flamboyant style of play and infectious personality have made him one of the most popular players in the sport.

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