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Martin Kaymer has confirmed he will not tee it up in the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth next week, with the LIV Golf player saying he does not want to deal with any animosity that may come his way. The German, a two-time major champion, joined LIV earlier in the summer, and it resulted in him losing his ability to play on the PGA Tour as all LIV players were suspended.
NEW YORK (AP) — Rafael Nadal cut himself on the bridge of his nose with his own racket when it ricocheted off the court on the follow-through from a shot, leaving himself bloodied and dizzy during his second-round victory at the U.S. Open.
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Rafael Nadal battled through to the third round of the US Open with a four-set victory over Fabio Fognini, in which the Spaniard bizarrely cut his own nose with his racquet. The 22-time Grand Slam champion was left bleeding in the fourth set when his racquet bounced off the court and hit him in the face after stretching to play a backhand. Ad He required a medical timeout and held a bottle to his nose before the treatment, which resulted in Nadal playing with a plaster for the remainder of the match.
NEW YORK — Rafael Nadal cut himself on the bridge of his nose with his own racket when it ricocheted off the court on the follow-through from a shot, leaving himself bloodied and dizzy during his second-round victory at the US Open.
Leona Maguire produced a blistering five-under-par opening round to sit one stroke off the lead at the Dana Open in Ohio.
On her return to professional golf for the first time since giving birth, Paula Creamer struggled at the Dana Open. The 2010 US Women’s Open champion spoke positively ahead of her return, armed with a new swing after enlisting the services of Grant Waite. Ad “I’m really fired up, honestly,” she told Golf Digest.
It has been a roller coaster spell for Aaron Cockerill, as he made his second hole-in-one in a week — only to later be disqualified from Made In HimmerLand. The Canadian aced the third hole in the European Masters last week, and was rewarded with life insurance.