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USGA to mull potential LIV path into U.S. Open

USGA to mull potential LIV path into U.S. Open

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M. Jutanugarn clinched her second LPGA Tour victory of the season at the Portland Classic, defeating Minjee Lee in a dramatic playoff.

After carding a final-round 4-under 68, Jutanugarn finished regulation tied with Lee at 15-under 273. In the playoff, Jutanugarn drained a birdie putt on the first extra hole to secure the title.

Lee, who led by three strokes entering the final round, had a chance to force a second playoff hole but missed a birdie putt on the 18th green.

Jutanugarn’s victory marks her 12th LPGA Tour title and moves her to the top of the Rolex Women’s World Golf Rankings.

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Winner’s Bag: Lydia Ko earns gold in women’s Olympic golf

Lydia Ko, a prominent figure in the golf world, has attained a significant milestone by securing a gold medal in the women’s Olympic golf tournament. Previously holding the remarkable distinction of being the youngest player to ever achieve the world’s top ranking at the age of 17, Ko has continued to elevate her status within the sport. For years, she has dedicated herself to developing her exceptional skills, driven by an unwavering resolve and an aptitude for the game that sets her apart. This latest triumph serves as a testament to her tireless efforts and solidifies her position as a true legend in the annals of golf.

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