Chez Reavie started his PGA Tour season on a strong note, taking the 18-hole co-lead at the Fortinet Championship. Photo: Golf.com

Chez Reavie hot off the blocks in season opener

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Ladies Open de France co-leader Anais Meyssonnier loves the Golf Club du Medoc as the layout favours the driver off the tee. Photo: Tristan Jones/LET

French flavour order of the day on home turf

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Adilson da Silva opened the third leg of this season’s Vodacom Origins of Golf Series with a four-under-par 66, sharing the lead with Louis Albertse. Photo: Sunshine Tour

Adilson’s putter plays along, so does his focus

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Fresh from the T2 at BMW PGA Championship, Kiradech Aphibarnrat hopes to ride on a welcome return to form by producing a strong performance at the Fortinet Championship, the first tournament of the PGA Tour’s 2021-22 season. Photo: PGA Tour/Getty Images

Buoyed Kiradech a man in hurry as PGA Tour resumes

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The Lacoste Ladies Open de France is a tournament that has a prominent place in Celine Boutier’s heart, having been where she made her professional bow on Tour with a 14th placed finish in 2016. Photo: Tristan Jones/LET

Solheim Cup star Boutier looks to cap memorable summer

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Will Zalatoris, who will receive the Arnold Palmer Award for winning PGA TOUR Rookie of the Year, was selected for the honour over Garrick Higgo. Photo: PGA Tour/Getty Images

Ability, hard work, attitude chalk Zalatoris’ road to PGA Tour

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A debilitating back injury and poor form almost put FedExCup champion Patrick Cantlay out of golf, but he did not call it quits. Photo: Getty Images

‘Patty Ice means cool under pressure, it’s a good nickname’

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The Swiss Ladies Open is Atthaya Thitikul's fourth win on the Ladies European Tour and second title this sseason. Photo: Mark Runnacles/LET

Thai teen sensation Atthaya sets the bar too high

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Bobbing in hope and despair, Himmat Rai's maiden win on the Asian Tour, 2011 ISPS Handa Singapore Classic, was shaped by Ayn Rand's 'The Fountainhead' and chat with his family in India. Photo: Paul Lakatos/Asian Tour

This day in history: Himmat Rai’s breakthrough on Asian Tour

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Tied for the lead with Sandra Gal, Kim Metraux believes she thrived off having the local crowd around her but is not putting pressure on herself for the final day of the Swiss Ladies Open. Photo: Mark Runnacles/LET

Sandra’s the Gal to watch out for in Swiss Alps

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