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Dutch gaffe lands Luiten on Olympic alternate list
Dutch Olympic Blunder Gives Luiten Second Chance
Joost Luiten has been added to the Olympic reallocation list after a Dutch administrative error.
The Dutch Olympic Committee initially failed to submit Luiten’s name for the Tokyo Games, despite him meeting the qualifying criteria.
Luiten successfully challenged the decision in court, and has now been added to the reallocation list. This means he could still represent the Netherlands if there are any withdrawals before the tournament.
The Dutch Olympic Committee has apologized for the error, admitting that it was an “administrative oversight.”
Luiten is ranked 101st in the world, and would be the only Dutch golfer to qualify for the Olympics if he is selected.
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**Korda’s Stunning Surge: Just One Shot Behind Hull at The Annika!**
Nelly Korda delivered a stunning performance with a 6-under 64 in Saturday’s third round, narrowing Charley Hull’s lead to just one shot as they head into the thrilling final round of the LPGA’s The Annika in sunny Orlando, Florida.
The talented 23-year-old American, a seven-time LPGA champion, showcased her skills by birdieing the last two holes to finish her remarkable round on a high note.
Hull, aiming for her second LPGA title, carded a solid 69 to maintain her position at the top of the leaderboard with an impressive total of 16-under 194. She is on the verge of making history as the first Englishwoman to clinch an LPGA event since 2019.
In hot pursuit is Thailand’s Atthaya Thitikul, the reigning LPGA Rookie of the Year, who sits just one shot back in third place after posting a commendable 67
