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Rolfing on the impact of the PGA Tour leaving Hawaii
“Mr. Hawaii” Mark Rolfing weighs in on the PGA Tour shifting away from its traditional Hawaii swing.
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Golf Channel’s Brandel Chamblee believes the United States next Ryder Cup captain will need to be extraordinary at understanding data, group dynamics and team building. Chamblee floated the name Justin Leonard as someone to consider, and said 2027 might not be the right time for Tiger Woods to lead the American team.
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The Texas sophomore arrives for his PGA Tour debut at Bay Hill ready to see how he stacks up against the best players in the world, while knowing he’s overcome far bigger challenges.