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McIlroy the best in the world? Dubai victory sets up ‘big year’
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McIlroy the best in the world? Dubai victory sets up ‘big year’

**Fowler Withdraws from WM Phoenix Open Due to Illness**
Rickie Fowler has withdrawn from the WM Phoenix Open, citing an undisclosed illness. The golfer’s decision comes as a setback for fans hoping to see him compete following a strong performance in recent tournaments.

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**McIlroy Eyes Big Year After Dubai Victory**
Rory McIlroy’s recent win in Dubai has ignited discussions about his potential dominance in the upcoming season. With his impressive form, many are now speculating if he can reclaim and maintain the top ranking in golf.

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2025 Texas Children’s Houston Open: Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy Lead the Pack as Top Favorites!
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2025 Texas Children’s Houston Open: Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy Lead the Pack as Top Favorites!

As the highly anticipated 2025 Texas Children’s Houston Open draws near, all eyes are on Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy, who have emerged as the frontrunners in early betting odds. These elite golfers are poised to leverage their impressive recent performances, setting the stage for a thrilling showdown that promises to captivate fans and elevate the competition to new heights

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Lydia Ko wins AIG Women’s Open for first major title in 8 years
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Lydia Ko wins AIG Women’s Open for first major title in 8 years

Lydia Ko emerged victorious at the AIG Women’s Open, securing her first major title since 2015. The Kiwi golfer held off the challenge of Hae Ran Ryu in a thrilling final round, ultimately claiming the championship by two strokes.

Ko’s triumph marks a significant comeback in her career, having previously dominated the sport as the world’s top-ranked player. The victory also makes her the youngest player to win all five LPGA major championships, a testament to her exceptional talent and resilience.

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Inside Lydia Ko’s tearful journey to Olympic glory and the Hall of Fame
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Inside Lydia Ko’s tearful journey to Olympic glory and the Hall of Fame

Golf prodigy Lydia Ko’s remarkable journey to the Hall of Fame is filled with triumphs and tears, culminating in her triumphant Olympic victory. Ko’s pursuit of golfing greatness began as a child, when she first touched a golf club at age 5. From that tender age, her exceptional talent and unwavering determination were evident.

Ko ascended to the pinnacle of women’s golf at the young age of 17, becoming the world’s top-ranked player. Her meteoric rise was fueled by an unyielding work ethic and a natural aptitude for the game. With each tournament victory, Ko etched her name into golfing history, inspiring countless young girls around the world.

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‘Something is behind my ball’: Wild ruling interrupts Xander Schauffele’s Olympic charge
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‘Something is behind my ball’: Wild ruling interrupts Xander Schauffele’s Olympic charge

Xander Schauffele’s Olympic golf campaign was interrupted by a bizarre ruling regarding an object behind his ball. During the third round at Kasumigaseki Country Club, Schauffele addressed his ball on the 18th green when he noticed an anomaly.

Upon closer inspection, the American discovered a small piece of debris, possibly a leaf or twig, lodged behind his ball. Rule 24-2b of the Rules of Golf states that in such instances, the player is entitled to lift and clean the ball without penalty. However, a rules official determined that the object was outside the designated relief area and penalized Schauffele one stroke.

The controversial ruling sparked confusion and dissatisfaction, with many observers questioning its fairness. Schauffele was visibly frustrated and the incident seemed to affect his play, as he bogeyed the hole. The setback dropped Schauffele down the leaderboard, but he remains in contention for a medal with the final round scheduled for Sunday.

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Brooks Koepka’s PGA Championship Victory: Adapting and Strategizing for Success
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Brooks Koepka’s PGA Championship Victory: Adapting and Strategizing for Success

Brooks Koepka’s victory in the PGA Championship showcased his exceptional adaptability and strategic acumen on the challenging Oak Hill Country Club course. Facing inclement weather conditions and a demanding layout, Koepka displayed his ability to adjust his strategy effectively. By tailoring his approach to the unique demands of the course, Koepka highlighted the importance of strategic thinking in the pursuit of tournament success. His execution of highly skilled shots, coupled with his ability to maintain focus under pressure, proved to be critical elements in clinching the coveted title.

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‘Capture it’: Schauffele wins PGA for first major
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‘Capture it’: Schauffele wins PGA for first major

**Capture it: Xander Schauffele Wins PGA for First Major**

Xander Schauffele won his first PGA Championship on Sunday, overcoming 2018 champion Brooks Koepka by one stroke to capture his first major title.

“It’s an incredible feeling,” Schauffele said. “I’ve always dreamed of winning a major, and to finally achieve that is truly special.”

Schauffele’s victory was hard-fought, as he and Koepka were tied going into the final round. However, Schauffele separated himself with an eagle on the par-5 10th hole, and then with three birdies over the next four holes.

Schauffele was able to fend off a late charge from Koepka, who had two birdies on the back nine, but it wasn’t enough to catch Schauffele’s exceptional play.

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Barron claims 1st PGA Tour Champions major title
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Barron claims 1st PGA Tour Champions major title

Johnathan Barron secured his first PGA Tour Champions major title with a one-stroke victory at the Regions Tradition. The 54-year-old American held off a spirited challenge from Bernhard Langer to claim the prestigious senior tournament.

Barron shot a final round 67 to finish the event on 12-under-par, with Langer carding a 69 to finish in solo second. It was a hard-fought battle between the two legends, with Barron making a crucial birdie putt on the 16th hole that proved to be the difference.

The victory is a major boost for Barron, who has been a consistent performer on the PGA Tour Champions but had yet to win a major. He is now a contender for the Charles Schwab Cup, which is awarded to the player who earns the most points over the course of the season.

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