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Maruyama named to International team as assistant
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Maruyama named to International team as assistant

Toshimitsu Maruyama will aid Trevor Immelman of South Africa as an assistant captain at the 2023 Presidents Cup, according to Internationals captain Immelman. Joining Maruyama are Camilo Villegas of Columbia, Mike Weir of Canada, and Geoff Ogilvy of Australia. Immelman praised Maruyama’s “experience,” “heart,” and “knowledge of the game.” Maruyama expressed his anticipation for the challenge, honoring “the incredible tradition and camaraderie” of the Presidents Cup. He added, “I will do my utmost to contribute to the team’s success and share my knowledge with the players.”

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Matsuyama without caddie, coach after robbery
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Matsuyama without caddie, coach after robbery

Matsuyama Forced To Compete Solo

Hideki Matsuyama was forced to compete without a caddie and coach after they were robbed while walking back to the parking lot following the opening round of the CJ Cup at Congaree. Matsuyama’s caddie, Shota Hayafuji, and coach, Kayoko Inamori, were reportedly robbed at gunpoint near the course. The robbers made off with their personal belongings, including Inamori’s passport and credit cards.

Despite the incident, Matsuyama remained focused on the tournament and managed to shoot a 2-under 68 in the second round. He is currently tied for 10th place, five shots behind leader Kurt Kitayama.

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She’s retiring Saturday. But first, an 18-hole sprint to the Olympic podium
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She’s retiring Saturday. But first, an 18-hole sprint to the Olympic podium

Nelly Korda, the world’s top-ranked female golfer, could retire Saturday with an Olympic gold medal. Korda, 24, announced in June that this season would be her last, making the Tokyo Games her final major tournament. She’ll be entering the final round in a four-way tie for the lead. A win on Saturday would be a triumphant end to a career that’s included 13 professional victories, including a major championship in 2021.

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19-hour commute. No practice round. But this Olympics star is back
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19-hour commute. No practice round. But this Olympics star is back

Olympic star Nelly Korda endured a grueling 19-hour journey from Japan to the United States following her gold medal victory. Despite the lack of practice time and arduous commute, Korda’s determination shone through in Tokyo. Her emotional podium tears and inspiring performance captured the hearts of viewers worldwide. Korda’s experience highlights the challenges and sacrifices faced by athletes at major sporting events, showcasing the indomitable spirit required to triumph adversity.

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Stars surge up leaderboard on Day 1 of men’s Olympic Golf competition
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Stars surge up leaderboard on Day 1 of men’s Olympic Golf competition

Stars Surge Up Leaderboard on Day 1 of Men’s Olympic Golf Competition

Sensational play marked the first day of the Olympic men’s golf competition as top-ranked players ascended the leaderboard. Xander Schauffele of Team USA seized the lead with a 63, closely followed by Shane Lowry of Ireland at 64 and local favorite Hideki Matsuyama of Japan with a 65. Jon Rahm of Spain and Rory McIlroy of Ireland lurk in the top 10 after impressive performances.

The competition promises high drama as the world’s best golfers battle it out over the next three rounds.

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2024 Men’s Olympic Golf Event: Tee times, TV coverage, how to watch
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2024 Men’s Olympic Golf Event: Tee times, TV coverage, how to watch

2024 Men’s Olympic Golf Event: Tee Times, TV Coverage, and Viewing Options

Golf enthusiasts eagerly anticipate the 2024 Men’s Olympic Golf Event, set to take place from August 10-13 at the Guyancourt National Golf Course in Paris, France. The globally renowned competition showcases 60 elite golfers from 32 countries, vying for the coveted Olympic medals.

Fans can catch all the action through comprehensive TV coverage on various channels and streaming platforms, ensuring they don’t miss a moment of thrilling golf and unforgettable Olympic moments. Additionally, spectators can experience the event in person by purchasing tickets to witness the world’s best golfers compete for Olympic glory.

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