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Check out the top highlights from the final round of the PGA Tour Champions’ Regions Tradition in Birmingham, Alabama.
McCarty explains wild sequence (and brilliant shot) on final hole at Truist
Matt McCarty hit his approach shot inside 2 feet at the final hole Thursday at the Truist Championship. The only problem: the group in front was still playing. McCarty explains and also talks about his magnificent putting.
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