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Miyu Yamashita Makes Malaysia Her Personal Playground
Miyu Yamashita is playing golf in Malaysia like she's found the secret cheat code to the winner's circle, and the rest of the field is just desperately searching for the instruction manual. She's currently holding a two-shot lead after a bogey-free 66, which is a polite way of saying her game is so dialed in, it’s making everyone else's hunt for a trophy feel like trying to outrun a herd of angry badgers.
Read the originalSergio's Ryder Cup U-Turn: Did He Forget Where He Put His DP World Tour Card?
Well, well, well. Look who it is. Sergio Garcia, the undisputed maestro of melodrama, has decided to grace the DP World Tour with his presence once more. After a rather *spirited* exit, complete with enough strongly worded opinions about the traditional game to fill a small library (delivered with the subtlety of a rogue wedge blast, naturally), Sergio seems to have recalled that Ryder Cup points, much like a truly…
Read the originalGovernment Decides Your Public Golf Course Needs A Multi-Million Dollar Makeover
So, the bigwigs have decided East Potomac Golf Links, a public course that's been kicking around for a century, needs a serious facelift. And by facelift, they mean a $50 million, championship-style overhaul.
Read the originalStieger Squeezes Gunnedah Win by a Whisker
Matthew Stieger just snagged the Gunnedah Golf Club Pro-Am trophy, and let me tell you, it was less a champagne shower and more a delicately poured thimble of the good stuff. He didn't exactly blow the field away; it was more like he tiptoed past them, a masterclass in holding your breath.
Read the originalBrooks Koepka Declares Greens Are Officially Chewed Up
Forget slow play, folks. The real menace to golf’s pristine image, according to Brooks Koepka, is the very ground we walk on. Apparently, the greens are now the enemy. Brooks, bless his blunt heart, has decided the problem isn’t the guys taking an eternity to line up a putt; it’s the divots.
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