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Moving forward, tournament committees will have more freedom when applying MLR G-6, which prohibits the use of motorized transportation and has factored on several unfortunate occasions in recent years.
Highlights: 2025 Walker Cup, Day 2 closing singles
Watch the top highlights and moments from closing singles of the 50th Walker Cup between the United States and Great Britain & Ireland at Cypress Point Club in Pebble Beach, California.
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