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Oct 31, 2024 |
msn.com | Joel Kulasingham
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Oct 31, 2024 |
golfmonthly.com | Joel Kulasingham
Gloves are a regular piece of attire worn by most golfers, professional and amateur alike, and help players grip the club as well as prevent painful blisters and calluses. A glove is often worn on one hand – on the left for right-handed players and vice versa – although many also wear two gloves especially in wet conditions. Some pros have been even known to wear two gloves in rain or shine, like English golfer Aaron Rai and, most famously, former PGA Tour pro Tommy ‘Two Gloves’ Gainey.
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Oct 31, 2024 |
golfmonthly.com | Joel Kulasingham
Rory McIlroy is one of the highest paid golfers in the history of the sport, earning more than $160 million in his career so far on the PGA Tour and DP World Tour. McIlory has won 40 times during an illustrious professional career, including four Major titles, and has made over $90m in prize money on the PGA Tour and more than €56m on the DP World Tour.
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Oct 31, 2024 |
golfmonthly.com | Joel Kulasingham
Peter Malnati says a raft of proposed changes to the PGA Tour will lead to a “better product” for players and fans. On November 18, the PGA Tour’s Policy Board is set to vote on a number of proposals regarding changes to the circuit, which include reducing the maximum number of players in full-field events, decreasing players who retain their cards each season and the number of Korn Ferry Tour graduates, as well as changes to Monday qualifiers and the FedEx Cup points system.
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Oct 31, 2024 |
golfmonthly.com | Joel Kulasingham
Australian golfer Jeffrey Guan says he is determined to continue pursuing his dream after a freak on-course accident caused him to permanently lose sight in his left eye. Guan, one of the most promising young players from Australia, was struck in the eye by an errant tee shot during the NSW Open regional qualifier last month, just one week after making his PGA Tour debut at the Procure Championship.
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