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Champ returns to defend Aussie PGA title
Australian PGA organisers have locked in the reigning champion for November’s event at Royal Queensland.
$12m boost for Aussie major chase
There’s 156 players in the field but only one the nine Australians have to beat at the first women’s major of the year.
Masters winner crowned in $127m history
The Masters champion has been crowned, with the winner making history after holding off his rivals who collapsed in the final around.
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