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In Utah, a former college star is 18 holes from an improbable, life-changing win

In Utah, a former college star is 18 holes from an improbable, life-changing win

LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open:
The R&A has opened a qualification pathway for LIV golfers to reach The Open, allowing breakaway circuit players to earn spots via designated events and final qualifying, changing access to golf’s oldest major.

In Utah, a former college star is 18 holes from an improbable, life-changing win:
In Utah, a former college star stands 18 holes from an improbable, life-changing victory, chasing a breakthrough that could redefine a career and transform personal fortunes at a packed, high-stakes tournament.

Surprise entry S.M. Lee leads Mizuho Americas

Surprise entry S.M. Lee leads Mizuho Americas

**Surprise entry S.M. Lee leads Mizuho Americas**

SEOUL, June 12 (Yonhap) — Journeyman professional golfer S.M. Lee posted a stunning 7-under 65 at the rain-shortened Mobile Bay LPGA Classic on Thursday, grabbing the first-round lead at 20 under.

The South Korean has only one LPGA Tour title to her credit in her 13-year career.

The tournament in Mobile, Alabama, was cut short after 36 holes because of a weather forecast of heavy rain. Players completed two rounds on Friday.

Lee began the second round at the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail’s Magnolia Grove Crossings Course with a four-stroke lead but couldn’t match her fireworks from Thursday. She shot 1-under 71, while two-time major winner Brooke Henderson, of Canada, fired 8-under 64 to close the gap to just one heading into the weekend.

Third-round tee times will now begin at 11 a.m. Saturday to avoid potential storms.

Evan Beck wins U.S. Mid-Amateur in dominant fashion, earns Masters invite

Evan Beck wins U.S. Mid-Amateur in dominant fashion, earns Masters invite

Evan Beck secured a dominant victory at the 2022 U.S. Mid-Amateur Championship, earning an invitation to the 2023 Masters Tournament. The Texas native showcased exceptional skills throughout the event, posting an impressive 5&4 victory over Patrick Christovich in the final match at Sankaty Head Golf Club. Beck’s triumph marks a culmination of consistent performances and steady play, as he continues to make waves in the amateur golf circuit.