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No. Once any shot is conceded as 'going in the hole' the rules state this concession stands and can neither be declined nor withdrawn – even if your opponent then attempts and misses a putt!

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Where is Sam Horsfield from?

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Sam Horsfield is from Manchester, England.

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Where is Pablo Larrazábal from?

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Pablo Larrazábal is from Barcelona, Spain.

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Where can you watch “Full Swing”, the documentary about golf professionals?

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”Full Swing” can be streamed exclusively on Netflix.

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Where is Nate Lashley from?

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Nate Lashley is from Scottsbluff, Nebraska, USA.

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How many weeks in total was Spain’s Seve Ballesteros ranked the number 1 player in the world?

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Seve totalled 61 weeks at number 1 over 5 separate periods.

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How many Majors has Bob Charles won?

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Bob Charles has won one Major, the Open Championship in 1963.

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Who won the 2021 Phoenix Open?

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Brooks Koepka won the 2021 Phoenix Open

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Where is Adri Arnaus from?

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Adri Arnaus is from Barcelona, Spain.

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Where is Keegan Bradley from?

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Keegan Bradley is from Woodstock, Vermont.

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Where is the Mine Shaft bunker?

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The Mineshaft Bunker is greenside on the 15th hole of the Scottsdale National course at Scottsdale.

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Who designed Barnbougle Dunes in Tasmania, Australia?

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Tom Doak and Australian Mike Clayton designed Barnbougle Dunes.

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Titleist Vokey Design Wedges: What do F, M, S, D, K and L grind mean?

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Wedge grind is the manipulation or removal of material from the sole of the club, helping to improve contact with the turf. Different grinds allow for more creativity and consistency around the green, letting you play with ball spin, flight, power, and other factors.

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What is Kim Joo-hyung’s (Tom Kim’s) Presidents Cup record?

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Kim Joo-hyung (Tom Kim) played in the 2022 Presidents Cup and his record is 2 winds and 3 losses from 5 matches.

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Who was on the Spanish LIV golf team for 2023?

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While there is no official Spanish LIV team if there was a 'Spanish' team we would look to the team captained by Sergio Garcia and including Spaniard Eugenio Chacarra along with Mexican golfers Abe Ancer and Carlos Ortiz.

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What is Sebastian Munoz’s Presidents Cup record?

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Sebastian Munoz Presidents Cup record is 2 wins, 0 losses, and 1 half from 3 matches at the 2022 Presidents Cup.

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For whom has Mike “Fluff” Cowan been a caddie?

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Fluff mainly caddied for Peter Jacobsen (1978-1996), Tiger Woods (1996-1999) and Jim Furyk (1999-present).

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When did Tiger Woods make his first hole-in-one?

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Tiger Woods made his first hole-in-one at the age of eight.

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What is Joe Pavelski’s golf handicap?

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According to our research Joe Pavelski’s golf handicap is around 0.6.

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Who is Jim “Bones” Mackay?

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Jim “Bones” Mackay was the long-time caddy for Phil Mickelson and recently, started doing on course golf reporting for NBC.

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What is Lee Westwood's Ryder Cup record?

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Including the 2021 Ryder Cup, Lee Westwood's Ryder Cup record is 21-20-6.

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What is Garrett Hilbert's golf handicap?

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Garrett Hilbert's golf handicap is around 5.

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What is Doug Pederson’s golf handicap?

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According to our research Doug Pederson’s golf handicap is around 8.

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Where is Andrew Novak from?

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Andrew Novak is from Raleigh, North Carolina.

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What is the Payne Stewart Award?

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The Payne Stewart Award is an annual award given to a player whose "values align with the character, charity and sportsmanship that Stewart showed''. It also includes respect for the traditions of the game.

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What is Lee Westwood’s net worth?

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In 2023 Lee Westwood was estimated to have a net worth of around $40 million.

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What was the 2023 LIV Golf Tournament Schedule?

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There were 14 Tournaments planned on the LIV Golf schedule for 2023.

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What is Billy Horschel's Presidents Cup record?

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After playing in the 2022 Presidents Cup at Quail Hollow Billy Horschel's Presidents Cup record is 1 win and 2 losses from 3 matches.

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The winner of the 1931 US Open had to play more holes than at any other time in the history of the tournament. How many holes were played to win the 1931 US Open?

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The winner, Billy Burke, played a total of 144 holes to win the championship.

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When and where was the first women’s golf tournament held?

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The first documented women’s golf tournament was played on the 9th of January 1811 at Musselburgh Golf Club in Scotland.

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Where is the The Sony Open in Hawaii played?

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The Sony Open in Hawaii is played at the Waialae Country Club

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Did Arnold Palmer win the Arnold Palmer Invitational?

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Arnold Palmer won the Florida Citrus Open Invitational in 1971. Arnold did not win the event named in his honor despite continuing to play in the event until 2004.

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What does stableford in golf mean?

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Stableford is a scoring system in golf. The system works by awarding points based on your net score (your handicap adjusted score) on each hole.

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Where is Michael Stewart from?

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Michael Stewart is from Scotland.

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What is Chris O'Donnell’s Golf Handicap?

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Chris O'Donnell’s Golf Handicap is around 5.

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What is the Espirito Santo Trophy?

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The Espirito Santo Trophy (World Women's Amateur Team Championships) is a biennial international golf tournament for female amateur golfers, organised by the International Golf Federation (IGF). The tournament is named after the Espirito Santo family of Brazil, who donated the trophy in 1962.

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