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Rickie Fowler has unfortunately withdrawn from the WM Phoenix Open due to illness, leaving fans heartbroken as he was a strong contender. His absence not only disappoints his supporters but also paves the way for other talented players to seize this exciting opportunity at one of the season’s most popular tournaments.
**Fitzpatrick Closes with Record-Equalling 66 to Win DP World Tour Title**
Matt Fitzpatrick delivered an electrifying performance, finishing with a stunning record-equalling 66 to seize the DP World Tour title. His unwavering consistency and strategic finesse were crucial in navigating the intense competition, showcasing his skill and determination.
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**Korda Shaky in Match Play Win; Henderson Rolls**
Jessica Korda faced a nail-biting match play showdown, revealing both grit and moments of uncertainty. In contrast, Brooke Henderson shone brightly, executing a masterful performance as she effortlessly advanced through the rounds with remarkable prowess
Matt Fitzpatrick capped off a thrilling performance by closing with a record-equalling 66 to clinch the prestigious DP World Tour title. His remarkable consistency and skill throughout the tournament showcased his determination and talent, leading him to a well-deserved victory that will be remembered in the annals of golf history
Rickie Fowler has officially withdrawn from the WM Phoenix Open due to illness, joining the growing list of players affected by health challenges this week. Fans are left disappointed as they miss out on witnessing the vibrant personality and talent of this former champion. As he prioritizes his well-being, the tournament carries on, but it certainly feels different without Fowler’s dynamic presence on the course
Charley Hull turned heads with a breathtaking opening round of 9-under 63 at the Ford Championship, seizing a narrow one-shot lead over fellow competitor Nanna Koerstz Madsen. Defending champion Nelly Korda, though, finds herself in […]
Yin Leads as Korda Battles Back at LPGA’s CME
Jin Young Ko has surged to the top of the leaderboard, firing an impressive 66 in the second round at Liberty National. Hot on her heels is Nelly Korda, who delivered a stellar 65, keeping the competition fierce. Last year’s champion, Korda, finds herself tied with Brooke Henderson at 7-under par, just one stroke behind Ko.
Thanks to calmer winds today, many players in the top half of the field posted lower scores. The excitement builds as the top three contenders are all within two strokes of each other. With strong winds and rain predicted for tomorrow’s round, both Henderson and Korda are poised to mount a serious challenge against Ko as they head into what promises to be an exhilarating final round
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Muni He has taken a share of the lead at the Women’s Open after Nelly Korda struggled on a windswept day at St Andrews.
The American shot a three-under-par 69 to join South Korea’s Shin Ji-yai at the top of the leaderboard.
Korda, the defending champion, battled to a 75 in the swirling winds that made scoring tough for most of the field.
Jessica Korda shot a bogey-free 6-under 65 on Friday and has a three-stroke lead halfway through the U.S. Women’s Open at the Country Club of Charleston. Four birdies on the front and two on the back put Korda in command at the year’s second women’s major. Karrie Webb (68) and Ariya Jutanugarn (69) are tied for second with first-round leader Amy Yang (72) three shots behind.