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Veerman climbs from 5 back to win Nedbank title

Veerman climbs from 5 back to win Nedbank title

Daniel Veerman fought back from five shots behind with a scorching final-round 65 to win the 2024 Nedbank Golf Challenge by one shot. The Dutchman fired eight birdies, including four in a row from the 12th hole, to overhaul overnight leader Wilco Nienaber at Sun City. Nienaber’s 72 saw him finish one stroke adrift, while Christiaan Bezuidenhout took third place with a 69. The win is Veerman’s second European Tour title and moves him up to 12th in the DP World Tour Rankings.

Why Bryson DeChambeau Could Be the Ryder Cup Captain Golf Never Knew It Needed

Why Bryson DeChambeau Could Be the Ryder Cup Captain Golf Never Knew It Needed

LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open:
Golf authorities have unveiled a new qualification route that allows LIV players to earn spots in The Open through designated events and select exemptions – a change that could reshape access to majors amid the ongoing tour tensions.

Captain’s nightmare? Bryson DeChambeau might be the opposite:
Brash reputation aside, DeChambeau’s analytics-driven game and relentless preparation could make him an unlikely but effective Ryder Cup captain – a strategist with single-minded focus, sharp insights and the will to execute a clear game plan

5 times you should open your clubface on the course

Unlock Your Best Shots: 5 Key Moments to Open Your Clubface on the Course

**Fowler (illness) WDs from WM Phoenix Open**: Rickie Fowler has pulled out of the WM Phoenix Open due to illness, raising concerns about his well-being. This withdrawal comes during a tough season for the golfer, who was eager to deliver a standout performance.

**5 Times You Should Open Your Clubface on the Course**: Unlock the secret to better shots by mastering your clubface angle. Discover the key moments to open your clubface for sharper accuracy-whether you’re executing a delicate flop shot, tackling challenging lies, or making precise approaches around the greens