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Korda cuts deficit to 4 shots after bogey-free 66
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Korda cuts deficit to 4 shots after bogey-free 66

Czech golfer Nelly Korda posted a bogey-free 66 on Saturday to reduce Atthaya Thitikul’s halfway lead to four shots in the BMW Ladies Championship. Korda carded six birdies at the Oak Valley Country Club in South Korea to move to 14 under par, putting her in contention for her second LPGA Tour title of the season. Thitikul, who set a new course record on Friday with a 64, could only manage a 71 on Saturday, dropping to 18 under par.

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2024 Wells Fargo Championship odds: Last week’s winner is this week’s long shot

Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, North Carolina prepares to host this year’s 2024 Wells Fargo Championship, exclusively covered on ESPN+. Golf fans will be able to witness high-energy clashes between the world’s top players starting from Thursday, May 2nd. Rory McIlroy leads the field of pairings alongside Scottie Scheffler, while Jon Rahm pairs with Justin Thomas and Jordan Spieth joins forces with Justin Rose. Amid these golf giants, an unexpected long-shot pick emerges, boasting pre-tournament odds in their favor. Can they defy expectations and claim victory, or will the heavyweights of the sport reign supreme? The excitement builds as these underdogs prepare to challenge the elite at Quail Hollow Club.

Thrilling Comeback: Ludvig Åberg Clinches Genesis Invitational with a Last-Minute Birdie!
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Thrilling Comeback: Ludvig Åberg Clinches Genesis Invitational with a Last-Minute Birdie!

Swedish golfer Ludvig Åberg staged an incredible comeback on Sunday, overcoming a daunting four-shot deficit to clinch victory at the Genesis Invitational by a nail-biting single stroke. With a stunning final-round score of 66, Åberg sealed his triumph with a crucial birdie on the 18th hole, finishing at an impressive 13-under par. This remarkable win not only marks his first PGA Tour title but also makes him the first Swedish player ever to take home this prestigious tournament.

Åberg’s victory is more than just personal glory; it represents a significant milestone for European golfers who have faced challenges in making their mark on the PGA Tour in recent years. His success could ignite a new wave of European talent eager to shine on the American circuit

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