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Homeless golf caddie needs your help after making it into pro tournament
Despite being fortunate enough to qualify for the tournament, Llewellyn Barnes has one more big hurdle to overcome - raising the funds to play.
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Captain Woods to play again as US look to bounce back
The 15-time major winner was the standout player for his team during the opening fourballs on Thursday and he opted to go again with the same partner Justin Thomas.
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How they do it: The Nedbank Golf Challenge
EWN's goes behind the scenes to look at what goes into organizing the Nedbank Golf Challenge which takes place from 14 to 17 November 2019 at Sun City in the North West.
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Els wants Australian fans to be 13th man at Presidents Cup
Only three Australians - Adam Scott, Marc Leishman and Cameron Smith - are among the eight automatic qualifiers on the global side, but captain Els wants the galleries to get on board as the team’s 13th man.
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The rise of SA’s Iman Adams: One of the top golfers in the US
At one point, Iman Adams had her golf clubs stolen when she was just starting out, but this didn't stop her from earning a spot and captainship on the Western Province golf team. She's gone further to represent South Africa in the US, ranking in the top 40 in the National Junior College Association League.
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All eyes on Woods, Molinari as Masters heads to stormy end
Woods and Molinari, who were paired together in the final round of last year’s British Open won by the Italian, will once again be in the last group.
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Special Olympics hits the Yas Links - Abu Dhabi
South Africa's team of Special Olympics golfers took to the Yas Links in Abu Dhabi to hone their techniques ahead of their competition on Sunday.
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Oosthuizen ends 33-month winless run by lifting SA Open trophy
The 2010 British Open champion last triumphed on the European Tour in 2016 when he won the Perth International in western Australia.
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Mickelson beats Woods in $9 million winner-take-all match
Mickelson sealed the win at the fourth hole of a sudden-death playoff when he drained a four-foot birdie putt on a makeshift 93-yard hole.
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Woods, Mickelson, DeChambeau added to US Ryder Cup team
Tiger Woods’ and Phil Mickelson’s mediocre Ryder Cup records did not stop United States captain Jim Furyk from adding the duo to his team on Tuesday for this month’s showdown with Europe.
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Woods confident of getting the 'job done' soon on PGA Tour
Dustin Johnson is defending champion at the Northern Trust tournament, but all eyes will be on Tiger Woods when the PGA Tour’s FedExCup playoffs begin in New Jersey on Thursday.
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[WATCH] Brandon Stone: Young with a long shot
EWN Sports reporter Marc Lewis speaks to South African professional golfer Brandon Stone about being listed in the top 100 of the PGA Tour world ranking.
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SA golf prodigy (8) battles world’s best and the weather in USA
Eight-year-old Athlone golfing phenomenon Traigh Pathon competed in the annual US Kids Golf World Championship at the famous Pinehurst club in North Carolina last week.
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Woods shoots 67, Niemann and Stanley lead Memorial
It was Woods that brought out the biggest roars at Muirfield Village Golf Club as he moved within six strokes of the lead.
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Wise beyond his years, Aaron clinches first PGA Tour win
The 21-year-old, playing with a poise beyond his years in only his 26th start on tour, eased away from Marc Leishman and carded a closing six-under-par 65.
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Johnson surges into share of lead in San Antonio
The 38-year-old, who also missed the cut at the Masters earlier this month, was the only top-20 ranked golfer in the tournament.
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Woods brings comeback to happy hunting ground at Bay Hill
Tiger Woods' runner-up finish last week at the Valspar Championship has lifted his confidence and given him hope of ending his five-year Tour title drought.
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Woods commits to two more events before Masters
The commitment to Valspar, which is held in Palm Harbor, Florida, is somewhat surprising given that Woods, 42, has never played the event before.
