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Canada's Joey Savoie had a simple plan heading into the Bupa Championship: keep the driver in his bag.
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Canada's Joey Savoie had a simple plan heading into the Bupa Championship: keep the driver in his bag.
Canada's Joey Savoie had a simple plan heading into the Bupa Championship: keep the driver in his bag. The strategy paid off for Savoie, from La Prairie, Que., as he tied for fourth on Sunday in the first event of the PGA Tour Americas season. Savoie said that the conservative approach was necessary on the crowded fairways of PGA Riviera Maya in Tulum, Mexico. "Jungle on both sides on every hole, water on every hole, pretty much, tough greens, fast greens, and windy," said Savoie. "So it's a men
Music was blaring, light beams danced around the arena and a large video board showed highlights of recent winners. This had the sound and feel of LIV Golf, except it was a little more dangerous and tougher to keep score. This was the Professional Bull Riders series, which 30 years ago broke away from the […]
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