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Reed aces LIV Golf Adelaide party hole
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Patrick Reed’s Spectacular Ace Lights Up LIV Golf Adelaide’s Party Hole!

In a thrilling moment at the LIV Golf Adelaide event on Friday, Patrick Reed made waves by acing the 16th hole—a vibrant 200-yard party hole. With a precise swing using his trusty 6-iron, Reed sent the ball soaring into the cup at this exciting par-3. This hole is famous for its electrifying atmosphere, complete with pulsating music and lively entertainment that keeps fans buzzing. Reed’s incredible ace undoubtedly stole the spotlight and became one of the standout moments of the day!

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Thompson Shines at Genesis: Can Scheffler and McIlroy Catch Up?
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Thompson Shines at Genesis: Can Scheffler and McIlroy Catch Up?

Fowler (illness) WDs from WM Phoenix Open

In a disappointing turn of events, Rickie Fowler has officially withdrawn from the WM Phoenix Open due to an illness, as announced by the PGA Tour on Thursday.

Originally set to tee off at 12:06 p.m. EST alongside fellow competitors Xander Schauffele and Jon Rahm, Fowler becomes the second player to step back from the tournament this week, following Justin Rose’s earlier withdrawal.

The 34-year-old golfer has been grappling with an unspecified illness over the past few days, which has hindered his ability to practice or play at his usual level. After consulting with his doctor on Thursday morning, he made the tough decision to withdraw.

“I’m very disappointed to have to withdraw from the WM Phoenix Open,” Fowler expressed in a heartfelt statement. “I love playing in front of the fans here and was genuinely looking forward to this week. Unfortunately, I’m not feeling well enough to compete at my best.

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