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PGA TOUR Announces Formation of PGA TOUR Americas

PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Florida – PGA TOUR Latinoamérica and PGA TOUR Canada will merge into a singular Tour to form PGA TOUR Americas, which will begin play in February 2024, the PGA TOUR announced today. PGA TOUR Americas will consist of 16 events contested across Latin America, Canada and the United States from February through September. The top 10 finishers on the season-long points list will…

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G, Chabs, and Josh at the PGA Tour Canada

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Stream PGA Tour Golf Tournament Online

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, The Hollywood Reporter may receive an affiliate commission. The Presidents Cup returns to the Royal Montreal Golf Club in Quebec, Canada this week. The golf tournament starts on Thursday, Sept. 26. The event features 24 of the best golfers in the world — including Scottie Scheffler, Sam Burns, Xander…

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CRMC Championship Winners and History

The CRMC Championship is a PGA TOUR Americas event first held in 2022 as a PGA TOUR Canada event. It is held at Cragun's Resort in Minnesota

CRMC Championship Winners and History The CRMC Championship is a PGA TOUR Americas event first held in 2022 as a PGA TOUR Canada event. It was the first PGA TOUR Canada tournament played in the US. The tournament is held on the Dutch course at Cragun’s Resort in Brainerd, Minnesota. The Dutch plays as a par 70 at 6, 934 yards. Minnesota Tom Lehman recently completed renovations and re-routings…

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Olympic medalist Alysha Newman reveals her OnlyFans crashed following twerking celebration at Paris Games

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Olympic medalist Alysha Newman reveals her OnlyFans crashed following twerking celebration at Paris Games

Canadian Olympic pole vaulter Alysha Newman drew plenty of eyes and attention during the Paris Games when she twerked after securing the bronze medal.Newman cleared 4.85 meters to achieve the first Olympic medal of her career. Her celebration did more than just make her go viral across social media – it actually broke her OnlyFans account.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThe 30-year-old Ontario native has operated an OnlyFans page since the Tokyo Olympics in 2021. She told The Daily Mail in an interview on Wednesday that she has seen a ton of new subscribers across social media platforms, her subscription page crashed and that her and her team needed to get on the line with OnlyFans reps to remedy the issue.”I would say, even Instagram, I would say 10 times more than the previous month,” she said of her follower count. “It’s quite insane. My whole team actually had to get on a phone call because a lot of the website was crashing because of how many people actually came on … A lot of the OnlyFans people were jumping on the call with me.”HIDEKI MATSUYAMA ROBBED IN LONDON AIRPORT AFTER OLYMPICS WHILE HEADED TO PGA TOUR PLAYOFFSNewman said she received over 20,000 new subscribers on her page and that her OnlyFans account helped pay for her coaches to go to Paris with her while Canada paid for room and board and the flight. On Instagram, she said she is up about 200,000 new followers.”There’s always a [stigma] around it, and I am well aware of it,” she said. “But I have so much faith in the company and where it’s going,” she added.The Daily Mail estimated that Newman grossed more than $155,000 with the new subscribers.Newman is a highly accomplished athlete. She competed for the Miami Hurricanes in college. She cleared 4.60 meters in 2016, breaking the Canadian record, the Miami record and the ACC record.She won a gold medal at the 2018 Commonwealth Games and a bronze at the 2019 Pan American Games in Lima.Follow Fox News Digital’s sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

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2023 World Amateur

Golfers From 50 States 17 Countries Prepare to Descend on Myrtle Beach for the 40th Annual World Amateur Handicap Championship Golf’s premier recreational amateur tournament is preparing to celebrate a milestone anniversary, and 3,260 players from all 50 states and 17 countries are descending on Myrtle Beach for an event that is equal parts competition and camaraderie. The 40th annual PlayGolfMyrtleBeach.com World Amateur Handicap Championship, a 72-hole, net stroke play event, will be played August 28 through September 1 along Myrtle Beach’s Grand Strand. The inaugural World Am was played in hopes of filling what had been a slow week in Myrtle Beach’s tourism calendar in 1984, and from those humble origins, the tournament has grown into an international event. From hurricanes and power outages to giving away golf course condos and Paula Morton holing out from 70 yards to claim the mantle of World Champion, the World Am has seen a little bit of everything over the years. “The PlayGolfMyrtleBeach.com World Amateur Handicap is a one-of-a-kind event, and we are looking forward to celebrating Year 40,” tournament director Scott Tomasello said. “This event is always a celebration of the game and the people who love it, which will certainly be the case this year. More than 3,200 golfers from across the globe are coming to Myrtle Beach, and we look forward to providing an unforgettable experience on and off the course.” The World Am, which has been called the “Every Man’s Major,” allows regular golfers, who are flighted by age, gender and handicap, the rare opportunity to compete over 72 holes, with flight winners advancing to the World Championship Playoff at the Grande Dunes Resort Course. Highlighting the World Am’s broad appeal, there are players as old as 90 and as young as 16 registered for the 2023 tournament, while Portugal and Canada lead the nations sending international participants. The average handicap for tournament players is 11.8, and 50 of Myrtle Beach’s best courses will host the tournament. The World Am flights players into 11 divisions – men 49 and under, senior men (50-59), mid-senior men (60-69), super senior men (70-79), seasoned seniors (80+), women (59 and under), senior women (60+), the gross division, senior (50+) gross division, mid-senior (60+) gross division and women’s gross division. There is also a “Just For Fun” flight, created for players who want to enjoy the World Am experience without the pressure of competition. After four days of tournament play, all flight winners will compete for the right to be crowned “World Champion” at the Grande Dunes Resort Course on Friday, September 1. While the competition initially lures players to the tournament, it’s only part of what keeps them coming back. At the heart of the World Am’s appeal is the camaraderie among its participants, and much of that kinship is fostered at the World’s Largest 19th Hole. Each night of the event, the 19th Hole takes over all 120,000 square feet of the Myrtle Beach Convention Center, providing participants with free food and drinks, live entertainment, celebrity guest appearances, a golf expo, and more. Among the big names that have appeared at the 19th Hole in recent years are David Feherty, Brandel Chamblee, Charlie Rymer, and John Daly. Players also receive a gift bag that includes a polo, pullover, golf towel, logo’d hat, PGA Tour Superstore gift card and an assortment of other goodies valued cumulatively at $250. For more information, please visit MyrtleBeachWorldAmateur.com.   Read the full article

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Former PGA Tour Canada winner captures first Creator Classic | Golf News and Tour Information

ATLANTA — It wasn’t significantly classic, and it didn’t feature a lot of creativity, but in the end, there was a worthy winner. The inaugural Creator Classic on Wednesday at East Lake Golf Club on the eve of the Tour Championship seemed like a great idea to showcase golf in a different way. But the 16 participants, a collection of many of the world’s best golf content creators, actually came to…

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Davis Shore’s Unforgettable Ace on a Par-4 Shocks Golfing World

Republished with full copyrights permissions obtained from the Sports Today Magazine. In a remarkable display of skill and precision, Davis Shore, the promising Canadian golfer on the PGA Tour, left the golfing world awestruck during his round on Friday. The former Alabama golfer, who currently competes on the PGA Tour Canada and Latinamerica, achieved an extraordinary hole-in-one on the 290-yard…

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On The Tours December 18 - 24, 2023

The tours are all off for Christmas break. Find out when they return by reading below.

On The Tours: December 18 – 24, 2023 The tours are all off for Christmas break. Find out when they return by reading below. PGA TOUR: OffDP World Tour aka European Tour: OffLPGA: OffPGA TOUR Champions: OffKorn Ferry Tour: OffPGA TOUR Canada: OffPGA TOUR Latinoamerica: OffAPGA (Advocates Professional Golf Association): OffLIV: Off PGA TOUR: Off The PGA TOUR is off this week. It returns January…

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Davis Shore's Unforgettable Ace on a Par-4 Shocks Golfing World

In a remarkable display of skill and precision, Davis Shore, the promising Canadian golfer on the PGA Tour, left the golfing world awestruck during his round on Friday. The former Alabama golfer, who currently competes on the PGA Tour Canada and Latinamerica, achieved an extraordinary hole-in-one on the 290-yard par-4 15th hole at the Windsor Championship. While unfortunate video footage of the…