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LIV Golf’s wealth is absurd. So is its product.
Let’s go to Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club outside Portland, Ore., for the latest on the upstart LIV Golf series. Charl Schwartzel, lugging around the $4 million he won earlier this month outside London, lost the first ball he hit, opened with a double bogey and, well, who really cares that he finished …
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Scottie Scheffler hit an unspeakably horrible chip shot Monday at the JP McManus Pro-Am, one that provided chuckles all around, including from the World No. 1 himself. Scheffler was one under on his round after nine holes at Adare Manor and was right of the 10th green. He was attempting to hit a …
Patrick Reed 'withdrawn' from Genesis Scottish Open by DP World Tour
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First LIV Golf champion Charl Schwartzel made more money in three days than any year on PGA Tour | Opinion
NORTH PLAINS, Ore. — Charl Schwartzel took one look at the putt that was headed somewhere in the direction of Mount Hood before stopping about halfway to the hole on the 13th green at Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club and could not resist. "Other than your line and speed it was a very good putt," he said. The …
