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Rex Hoggard joins “Live From the Presidents Cup” to discuss news that the PGA Tour and DPWT have asked the USGA and R&A to explore local model rules that would mitigate distance.
Bifurcation coming? PGA, DP World tours request research on Model Local Rules
Rex Hoggard joins "Live From the Presidents Cup" to discuss news that the PGA Tour and DPWT have asked the USGA and R&A to explore local model rules that would mitigate distance.
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