Challenge Tour winner George Murray returns to amateur ranks
Twelve years after winning the Scottish Challenge in Aviemore, George Murray is making his first competitive appearance as a reinstated amateur this weekend.
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Twelve years after winning the Scottish Challenge in Aviemore, George Murray is making his first competitive appearance as a reinstated amateur this weekend.
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