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Rory caps day with long birdie, shares Open lead
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Rory caps day with long birdie, shares Open lead

Rory McIlroy has been reflecting on his season so far ahead of the RBC Canadian Open. The Northern Irishman has endured a roller-coaster campaign, but he will be hoping to finish on a high note with the Majors approaching.

McIlroy has won three times on the PGA Tour this season, but he has also had some disappointing results, like finishing in the top 10 in just one of his last five starts.

McIlroy said: “It’s been a bit of a mixed bag this season. I’ve had some great wins, but I’ve also had some frustrating moments. I’m hoping to finish the season strongly and give myself a chance to win the FedEx Cup.”

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Yuka Saso’s Triumph at the U.S. Women’s Open: Trusting the Process for Victory
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Yuka Saso’s Triumph at the U.S. Women’s Open: Trusting the Process for Victory

In the recently concluded U.S. Women’s Open, Japanese golfer Yuka Saso emerged victorious, crediting her success to unwavering belief in her process. During a post-match interview, Saso revealed she felt nervous but pushed through with the support of her caddie and coach. By staying focused on her strategies, she overcame the pressure and secured a historic win. Saso’s triumph serves as a reminder that dedication to a process, even amidst uncertainties, can lead to extraordinary outcomes.

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Saso shines as stars falter at U.S. Women’s Open
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Saso shines as stars falter at U.S. Women’s Open

**Saso Shines as Stars Stumble at U.S. Women’s Open**

SEOUL, South Korea – Filipino golfer Yuka Saso seized the lead on Friday after a tumultuous first round at the 2024 U.S. Women’s Open. With several top-ranked stars departing early, Saso emerged as a surprise contender, carding a bogey-free 67 at Old Town Golf Course.

Defending champion Shemin Kang missed the cut after a disappointing 78, while world no. 1 Jin Young Ko crashed out with a quadruple bogey on the 14th hole. In their absence, Saso has emerged as a potential dark horse, demonstrating her resilience and skill on a demanding course.

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