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Mardy Fish wins American Century tournament
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Mardy Fish wins American Century tournament

Mardy Fish Wins American Century Tournament

Mardy Fish, the former top-10 tennis player, has won the American Century Championship celebrity golf tournament in Lake Tahoe, Nevada.

Fish shot a final round of 67 to finish at 22-under par, one stroke ahead of Mark Mulder and two strokes ahead of Tony Romo.

It is Fish’s second win in the tournament, which is played on the Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course. He also won in 2016.

“It’s an honor to win this tournament,” Fish said. “It’s one of the most unique events in golf, and it’s always a lot of fun to come out here and compete against these guys.”

Fish, who retired from tennis in 2015, has been playing in the American Century Championship for the past several years.

He is one of several former professional athletes who compete in the tournament, which also includes celebrities from the worlds of entertainment and business.

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Remembering John Daly’s epic Pinehurst No. 2 meltdown
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Remembering John Daly’s epic Pinehurst No. 2 meltdown

**John Daly’s Pinehurst Meltdown: A Legend Reborn**

Rewind to the 1999 U.S. Open, where John Daly’s infamous meltdown at Pinehurst No. 2 etched his name into golfing lore. After a promising start, Daly’s frustration boiled over on the par-3 5th, where he hit multiple shots into the water. Amidst the jeers and taunts of the crowd, Daly’s game spiraled, culminating in a disastrous 18-over-par 90.

Yet, in a testament to Daly’s resilience, he emerged from the wreckage as a legend. His unyielding determination and fiery personality transformed the meltdown into a story of both failure and redemption.

Decades later, Daly’s legacy at Pinehurst remains a poignant reminder of the fragility of golf and the enduring power of human spirit. As the 2024 U.S. Open approaches, Daly’s epic meltdown serves as a cautionary tale for even the most accomplished golfers.

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John Daly Forced to Withdraw from PGA Championship Due to Thumb Injury
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John Daly Forced to Withdraw from PGA Championship Due to Thumb Injury

**John Daly Withdraws from PGA Championship Due to Thumb Injury**

Two-time major champion John Daly has withdrawn from the PGA Championship due to a thumb injury.

Daly, 56, aggravated the injury during the second round of the Memorial Tournament last week. He shot a 76 and missed the cut.

Daly said he is “extremely disappointed” to miss the PGA Championship, which will be held at Southern Hills Country Club in Tulsa, Oklahoma, from May 19-22.

“I was really looking forward to playing in the PGA Championship, but I just can’t grip the club properly right now,” Daly said.”I’m going to take some time off to let my thumb heal, and I hope to be back playing soon.”

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Unleashing Chaos on the Course: The Wild Legend of John Daly

Unleashing Chaos on the Course: The Wild Legend of John Daly

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