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The year’s final major will be contested at Royal Birkdale. Here’s how to watch and stream live coverage on Golf Channel all week.
Pulcini wins Latin America Am, earns Masters, Open spots
Mateo Pulcini prevailed in a playoff to capture the Latin America Amateur Championship, earning spots in this year's Masters and Open Championship. Watch highlights and hear from Rich Lerner, who was on site this week in Peru.
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