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Location American Golf News for 22 September 2022
Int'l team leads with Scott-Matsuyama in Prez Cup Adam Scott and Hideki Matsuyama will face off against Patrick Cantlay and Xander Schauffele in the opening match of the Presidents Cup, where the U.S. team figures to have a sizable advantage.
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Hojgaard takes early lead at Open de France Rasmus Hojgaard equalled the course record with his nine-under-par round of 62 to hold a two shot lead after the opening round of the Open de France on Thursday.
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Pettersen 'stoked' at Solheim Cup options for Team Europe Suzann Pettersen has hailed the depth of players at her disposal for next year’s Solheim Cup and has backed Europe’s wave of rising stars to impress in Spain next September.
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'Oh my goodness!' - Hojgaard nails 'miraculous' 70-foot birdie Check out Rasmus Hojgaard's 70-foot birdie at the Open de France.
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Hojgaard equals course record to lead Open de France Rasmus Hojgaard went on a brilliant birdie run to equal the course record and open up a two-shot lead at the Cazoo Open de France.
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President Cup: Latest scores

Sky Sports - 22 Sep 2022 18:00
President Cup: Latest scores Latest scores from the Presidents Cup, a team competition between the United States and the International Team in North Carolina. Watch live on Sky Sports Golf.
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Monahan: PGA Tour truce with LIV Golf 'off the table' PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan insists their strategic alliance with the DP World Tour is benefitting golf fans globally and that the partnership is helping to grow the game.
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Cazoo Open de France: Latest scores

Sky Sports - 22 Sep 2022 08:00
Cazoo Open de France: Latest scores Leaderboard updates from the DP World Tour's Cazoo Open de France, held at Le Golf National on the outskirts of Paris. Watch live on Sky Sports Golf.
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Team USA: 'No complacency' for Presidents Cup | 'We learned from Medinah' United States vice-captain Steve Stricker insists harsh lessons learned from the Ryder Cup means there will be no complacency when the overwhelming favourites tee off in the Presidents Cup on Thursday.
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