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Not only did the USGA selection committee name the top three Americans in the World Amateur Golf Ranking to U.S. captain Nathan Smith’s 10-man squad, but Miles Russell was selected for his debut via committee pick.
Popert makes USGA history with fourth-straight win at U.S. Adaptive Open
Kipp Popert won his fourth-straight U.S. Adaptive Open Championship title on Wednesday and became the first male in USGA history to win the same championship four years in a row.
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