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ISPS Handa Australian Open Picks, Predictions And Odds

For the second leg of the DP World Tour's mini Australian swing and as part of the final stretch on the WPGA Tour of Australasia, some of the Golf Monthly team has selected a couple of players each to look out for

Golf Monthly

Which Players Secured A DP World Tour Card At The 2024 Challenge Tour Grand Final?

The Challenge Tour Grand Final threw up drama yet again, as 22 players secured their playing rights and cards to the DP World Tour next season

Golf Monthly

Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen: 10 Things You Didn't Know About The DP World Tour Golfer

Neergaard-Petersen is one of the big names emerging in European golf and, in this piece, we list some facts you may not know about the Dane

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Challenge Tour Grand Final Prize Money Payout 2024

There’s an attractive purse on offer at the conclusion of the Road to Mallorca, but for the 45 in the field, there’s also the chance to earn a coveted DP World Tour card

Golf Monthly

Open De France Round Two Tee Times

Justin Rose is in a group with Billy Horschel and local star Romain Langasque for the first two rounds of the Open de France at Le Golf National

Golf Monthly

Can Tyrrell Hatton win the Alfred Dunhill Links thrice? He swears he’s trying

This was Hatton’s lowest-ever round on the DP World Tour.

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Hatton leads at Dunhill Links as MacIntyre addresses his own penchant for profanities

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Amgen Irish Open Tee Times: Rounds One And Two

World No.3 Rory McIlroy tees off alongside Tom McKibbin and Vincent Norrman in rounds one and two at Royal County Down

Golf Monthly

Manu Gandas makes cut in Germany; Shubhankar Sharma misses out

MUNICH: Manu Gandas slipped in the second round at the BMW International Open as he carded 2-over 74 but still managed to make the halfway cut. Gandas, with 69-74, was one-under for 36 holes and tied-41st.

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