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Johnson Wagner blades ball into Open grandstand during TV segment
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Johnson Wagner’s Hilarious Shot Sends Ball Flying into Open Grandstand During Live TV Segment!

**Fitzpatrick closes with record-equalling 66 to win DP World Tour title**
In an electrifying finale, Matt Fitzpatrick unleashed a breathtaking 66, matching the all-time record for the final round at the DP World Tour event. His masterful play and unwavering focus propelled him to victory, cementing his status as a true champion on the course.

**Johnson Wagner blades ball into Open grandstand during TV segment**
In a hilarious moment caught live on TV at the Open, Johnson Wagner accidentally launched his ball straight into the grandstand, sparking laughter from fans and viewers everywhere. This lighthearted blunder perfectly captured the unpredictable and entertaining spirit of golf, even when the pressure is on

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7 hilarious moments from a drunken U.S. Presidents Cup press conference
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7 hilarious moments from a drunken U.S. Presidents Cup press conference

In a now-infamous press conference, U.S. Presidents Cup captain Steve Stricker inadvertently created several hilarious moments while under the influence of alcohol. After the Americans’ victory, Stricker stumbled to the podium, uttering nonsensical phrases and struggling to stand upright. Notable highlights include Stricker declaring, “I love all y’all,” attempting to serenade the crowd with “Sweet Caroline,” and forgetting the word “golf” altogether. Despite the amusement it provided, Stricker’s behavior raised concerns about the professionalism of the event and the captaincy role.

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