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Unbelievable 7-Shot Comeback: Pro’s Epic Chip-In Amidst Wild Weather!

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In a breathtaking display of skill and tenacity, a celebrated golf professional pulled off an incredible comeback amidst wild and unpredictable weather last weekend. After trailing by a staggering seven shots, the player rallied with relentless determination and masterful shot-making. The crowning moment arrived on the 18th hole, where a sensational chip-in sealed an unforgettable victory. This triumph not only highlights the athlete’s remarkable mental strength but also their exceptional golfing talent in the face of adversity

From Rivalry to Teamwork: How a Simple Request for Putting Help Sparked a Masters Showdown!

From Rivalry to Teamwork: How a Simple Request for Putting Help Sparked a Masters Showdown!

Rivals for the coveted Green Jacket join forces! Join two elite golf pros as they embark on an exciting journey to master the greens together. What started as a simple request for putting tips has blossomed into an unexpected partnership, fueled by their friendly rivalry. Can this dynamic duo rise to new heights and claim victory? Don’t miss their thrilling adventure at the Masters!
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3 lead after windy Day 1 at World Wide Technology

3 lead after windy Day 1 at World Wide Technology

Day 1 of the World Wide Technology Championship ended with three players tied for the lead: Ryan Moore, Denny McCarthy, and Kramer Hickok. Strong winds made scoring difficult, with only 11 players finishing under par.

Moore, who is seeking his first PGA Tour win since 2019, shot a 2-under 68. Hickok and McCarthy both carded 1-under 69s.

Rickie Fowler, last year’s champion, is a shot back at even par. Among those also at 70 are defending FedExCup champion Patrick Cantlay and 2020 Masters winner Dustin Johnson.