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September 11, 2026 | Edition #442 |
👋 {{readername | Hey golf fans}},
This must be the definition of agony. Six hours to complete a round while playing in a threesome. Waiting on the tee for others to clear the fairway. Four hours in hand, yet still five holes left to play. All of these happened at Doonsbeg, which is hosting the Irish Open. In what the tournament director called "a combination of fatal things,” players were left frustrated after a taxing day. More on the fiasco in today’s edition, along with LIV Golf’s latest trouble, Charley Hull’s sarcastic response, and your favorite trivia quiz
Let’s get started…
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As the Solheim Cup starts today, we are curious to know…
Which Team Is a Clear Favorite at This Year’s Solheim Cup?
Last Poll Result: 57.46% of you played less than 10% of the Top 100 courses, as most of you said the green fee was almost prohibitive.
Check out what your fellow readers found most interesting this week.
1862: Old Tom Morris won his second Open Championship title by a whopping 13 strokes at Prestwick.
1890: John Ball made history by becoming the first amateur golfer and the first Englishman to win the Open Championship.
1957: Jeff Sluman, winner of the 1988 PGA Championship, was born in Rochester, New York.
1968: Tommy Armour, a three-time major winner of the 1920s and 30s, passed away.
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