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Ups and Downs: Rahm’s Early Exit and McIlroy’s Battle in Dubai!

Ups and Downs: Rahm’s Early Exit and McIlroy’s Battle in Dubai!

In a surprising turn of events at the DP World Tour Championship in Dubai, both Rory McIlroy and Henrik Stenson found themselves on the wrong side of the cut line. McIlroy struggled with rounds of 78 and 75, finishing at a challenging 13 over par. Meanwhile, Stenson faced an even tougher day on the course, carding scores of 75 and 80 to end up at 15 over.

Jon Rahm also had his share of challenges, posting rounds of 78 and a better but still disappointing 69 to finish at 5 over par, missing out on advancing further in the tournament.

On a brighter note for fans, Matt Fitzpatrick clinched the prestigious European Tour’s Race to Dubai title! He wrapped up his season with a solid performance that saw him tie for 15th place in this final event. With total earnings soaring to an impressive €5,736,325 for the season, Fitzpatrick has certainly made his mark!

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**Inside the Surprising Choice: Kevin Kisner Joins NBC Sports as Golf Analyst**

**Inside the Surprising Choice: Kevin Kisner Joins NBC Sports as Golf Analyst**

Behind the Scenes of the NBC Sports Kevin Kisner Hire

After an extensive year-long search, NBC Sports has finally unveiled its choice to succeed retiring golf analyst Paul Azinger. The unexpected pick? Kevin Kisner—a beloved figure on the PGA Tour, despite having no prior broadcasting experience.

Insiders reveal to Golf Digest that Kisner’s inexperience raised eyebrows among NBC executives. Yet, they were ultimately captivated by his “natural charisma” and remarkable “ability to connect with viewers.”

Kisner is set to join NBC’s golf coverage team this January, teaming up with Dan Hicks, Frank Nobilo, and Paul Goydos for what promises to be an exciting new chapter in sports commentary

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Paul Azinger announces surprise return to golf broadcasting

Paul Azinger announces surprise return to golf broadcasting

Golf analyst and former Ryder Cup captain Paul Azinger announced today that he would be making a surprise return to golf broadcasting.

Azinger, 62, retired from broadcasting in 2018 to focus on his health. He was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma in 2013 and has been battling the disease ever since.

In a statement, Azinger said he was “feeling great” and was “excited to get back to work.” He will join the Golf Channel’s broadcast team for this week’s Honda Classic.

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Pro gripes to rulesmakers about often-criticized rule. Does he have a point?

Pro gripes to rulesmakers about often-criticized rule. Does he have a point?

PGA Tour professional Troy Merritt has taken to social media to criticize a highly controversial golf regulation.

Merritt, a five-time winner on the circuit, expressed his frustration with the Rule 18.2b (the “gimme” rule), suggesting that it leads to unnecessary delays and slows down the pace of play. He argues that players should be allowed to concede putts from any distance without penalty.

Merritt’s comments have sparked a debate within the golf community, with some agreeing with his stance and others defending the current rule.

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