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From Controversy to Comeback: How a Video Review Helped a Pro Secure Last Week’s PGA Tour Cut!
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Maverick McNealy clinched his first PGA Tour victory in thrilling fashion at the 3M Open, narrowly defeating Jhonattan Vegas by a single stroke after sinking a dramatic birdie on the final hole.
McNealy, who shared the lead after an impressive opening round, fired a solid final-round 68 to finish at an impressive 19-under par. Meanwhile, Vegas, starting three strokes back, showcased his skills by birdieing both the 17th and 18th holes for a closing 66 that pushed them into a playoff.
In the high-stakes playoff moment, McNealy’s second shot landed just inches from the pin, setting up an easy tap-in birdie that sealed his historic win.
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