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‘It’s Not My Putter!’: Tour Champion Opens Up About Viral Meltdown and Emotional Pressure
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‘It’s Not My Putter!’: Tour Champion Opens Up About Viral Meltdown and Emotional Pressure

Fitzpatrick put on a breathtaking display at the DP World Tour title, finishing with a record-equalling 66 that left fans in awe. His extraordinary performance not only highlighted his exceptional talent but also reinforced his reputation as one of the elite competitors on the tour. Fans erupted in celebration, reveling in his remarkable triumph.

In the wake of a viral meltdown, the tour champion took a moment to set the record straight about the incident, firmly stating that his putter was not at fault for his emotional outburst. He candidly reflected on the intense pressure that comes with competition, showcasing both accountability and resilience as he navigated through these challenges

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Historic Change: U.S. Ryder Cup Golfers Set to Receive Pay for the First Time!
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Historic Change: U.S. Ryder Cup Golfers Set to Receive Pay for the First Time!

U.S. Ryder Cup Golfers to Be Paid for First Time

In a groundbreaking move, the United States Golf Association (USGA) has revealed that U.S. golfers competing in the Ryder Cup will finally receive compensation. This significant decision comes after years of debate surrounding the pay gap between U.S. and European teams, where only European players were previously rewarded for their participation.

USGA CEO Mike Whan emphasized that this change aims to ensure fairness among all players and to acknowledge the immense value they contribute to this prestigious event. While details about the payment structure are still under wraps, it is anticipated that it will align closely with what European team members have received.

The Ryder Cup, celebrated every two years, stands as one of golf’s most esteemed tournaments, showcasing a fierce showdown between the top 12 players from the United States and their counterparts from Europe

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Dahmen withdraws from Shriners after penalty
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Dahmen withdraws from Shriners after penalty

Joel Dahmen’s withdrawal from the Shriners Children’s Open due to a four-stroke penalty has caused quite a stir in the golfing world. The penalty, imposed for a rule violation during the tournament, has sparked controversy and divided opinions among fans and players alike.

Dahmen’s unexpected exit came after it was determined that he had played from the wrong place on the 17th hole, leading to the penalty that changed the course of his participation in the tournament. Initially looking strong with a signed score of 68, the penalty adjustment to 72 left him out of the cut by just one stroke.

In his statement, Dahmen expressed his disappointment but also acknowledged the ruling, recognizing his mistake and accepting the consequences. This incident highlights the importance of strict adherence to the rules of the game, even for professional athletes like Dahmen.

Notably, this situation is reminiscent of a similar penalty imposed on Patrick Cantlay in 2021 for the same infraction on the 17th hole at TPC Summerlin. The recurrence of such penalties underscores the need for precision and accuracy in professional golf competitions.

The impact of this penalty on Dahmen’s performance and final standings serves as a cautionary tale for all players, emphasizing the critical role of fair play and adherence to the rules in the sport. It also raises discussions about rule clarity and consistency in golf tournaments, calling for improvements to ensure a level playing field for all competitors

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‘It’s a shame’: LPGA star argues Trump course should host the Open again
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‘It’s a shame’: LPGA star argues Trump course should host the Open again

LPGA star Jennifer Kupcho expressed her disappointment with the decision to remove the Trump National Golf Club Bedminster from consideration for hosting the U.S. Women’s Open. Kupcho argued that the course is “one of the best in the world” and that excluding it “is a shame.” She also mentioned the economic benefits that the tournament would bring to the area. Kupcho’s comments echo those of other golfers, including Stacy Lewis and Lexi Thompson, who have spoken out in support of the Trump course. The USGA announced in 2022 that it would no longer hold events at Trump-owned properties due to concerns about the former president’s divisive rhetoric.

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She was barred from the Olympics. Now she’s out to make a ‘statement’
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She was barred from the Olympics. Now she’s out to make a ‘statement’

Luisiana Guimaraes, a talented Brazilian basketball player, was once denied her chance to compete in the Olympics. Now, she’s determined to prove her worth and make a powerful statement. Having faced numerous challenges and obstacles along the way, Luisiana has emerged as a resilient and unyielding athlete. As she embarks on this new journey towards Olympic success, her story serves as an inspiration to those who dare to overcome adversity and pursue their dreams.

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Day set to finally play Olympic golf for Australia
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Day set to finally play Olympic golf for Australia

Jason Day has been added to Australia’s golf team for the Tokyo Olympics, more than five years after withdrawing from Rio due to concerns over the Zika virus. This will be Day’s first appearance at the Olympics, where he will join fellow Australians Marc Leishman, Cameron Smith, and Minjee Lee, who will be competing on the women’s team.

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‘It’s just mindblowing’: Pro sounds off on Olympics snub
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‘It’s just mindblowing’: Pro sounds off on Olympics snub

Bryson DeChambeau, the 2020 U.S. Open champion, was controversially left off the United States’ Olympic golf team for the Tokyo Games. The decision sparked outrage among some fans and pundits, who argued that DeChambeau deserved a spot on the team based on his world ranking and recent form. However, others defended the decision, arguing that DeChambeau’s lack of experience in team competition and his outspoken nature made him a poor fit for the Olympics.

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After a chaotic protest on 18th green, Scottie Scheffler wins Travelers
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After a chaotic protest on 18th green, Scottie Scheffler wins Travelers

Scheffler Triumphs Despite Course Chaos

Controversy erupted on the 18th hole at the Travelers Championship as a rogue protestor invaded the green during Scheffler’s attempt at a birdie putt. The interruption forced a halt to play and left the tournament in turmoil. Despite the distraction, Scheffler maintained his composure and returned to sink the crucial putt, clinching victory. The win marks Scheffler’s second PGA Tour victory in a month, solidifying his status as one of the world’s premier golfers.

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