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**USGA remembers late Pinehurst U.S. Open victor**

In a touching tribute, the USGA honored the memory of late Payne Stewart, who died in a tragic plane crash just months after his 1999 U.S. Open triumph at Pinehurst No. 2. The USGA recognized Stewart’s influence on and off the course, remembering his unwavering sportsmanship and his charitable efforts through the Payne Stewart Family Foundation. Furthermore, a commemorative plaque with Stewart’s name is positioned at the 18th hole, serving as a perpetual reminder of his legacy in the world of golf.

Nine years after Solheim Cup concession controversy, Alison Lee back on U.S. team
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Nine years after Solheim Cup concession controversy, Alison Lee back on U.S. team

Alison Lee, the American golfer who was involved in a controversial concession during the 2013 Solheim Cup, is back on the U.S. team for the 2023 edition of the biennial event.

Lee, 26, was a member of the U.S. team that lost to Europe in 2013 at Colorado Golf Club. In the final match of the tournament, Lee conceded a putt to European opponent Suzann Pettersen that would have extended the match to extra holes. The concession was criticized by some observers, who felt that Lee had given up too easily.

Lee has since said that she regrets conceding the putt, and that she has learned from the experience. She is now one of the most experienced players on the U.S. team, and she is hoping to help her team to victory in Scotland.

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Aberg Soars Ahead with Stellar 63 at Torrey Pines!

TORREY PINES (California), Jan 26 (Reuters) – Maverick Aberg electrified the course with a stunning eight-under-par 63, seizing a commanding three-stroke lead after the opening round of the Farmers Insurance Open on Thursday.

Aberg, who kicked off his round on the back nine, dazzled fans by sinking six birdies in his first nine holes, including an impressive trio at 16, 17, and 18. After a minor setback with a bogey at the second hole, he quickly regained momentum with a birdie at six and capped off his front side with another thrilling run of three consecutive birdies.

Hot on his heels are American Taylor Montgomery and South Korean Lee Kyoung-hoon, both tied for second place after impressive rounds of 66.

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