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Chad Ramey earns one-shot victory at Live and Work in Maine Open
The Mississippi native shoots a steady 3-under 68 on Sunday to win the Korn Ferry Tour event at Falmouth Country Club.
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Chad Ramey acknowledges the crowd at Falmouth Country Club after winning the Korn Ferry Tour s Live and Work in Maine Open on Sunday. It was Ramey s first professional golf victory. Brianna Soukup/Staff Photographer
FALMOUTH Chad Ramey had never won a professional golf tournament before this weekend. It was hard to tell from the way he played Sunday at Falmouth Country Club.
Ramey, 28, shot a bogey-free 68 to capture a one-shot victory in the inaugural Live and Work in Maine Open. Ramey earned $108,000, finishing at 16-under 268 for the 72-hole Korn Ferry Tour event.
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Chad Ramey acknowledges the crowd at Falmouth Country Club after winning the Korn Ferry Tour s Live and Work in Maine Open on Sunday. It was Ramey s first professional golf victory. Brianna Soukup/Staff Photographer
FALMOUTH Chad Ramey had never won a professional golf tournament before this weekend. It was hard to tell from the way he played Sunday at Falmouth Country Club.
Ramey, 28, shot a bogey-free 68 to capture a one-shot victory in the inaugural Live and Work in Maine Open. Ramey earned $108,000, finishing at 16-under 268 for the 72-hole Korn Ferry Tour event.
Joshua Creel, who had the day’s low round with a 7-under 64, finished second at 15 under and earned $54,000, while Steve Lewton and Seth Reeves tied for third at 14 under and earned $31,500 each.
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JOHNS CREEK, Ga. (AP) Nelly Korda powered her way to her first major championship Sunday with a performance worthy of her new status as the No. 1 player in women’s golf.
Korda nearly holed out with a 7-wood from 243 yards for a tap-in eagle, and the 22-year-old American seized control by using her length from that graceful swing for another eagle that sent her to victory in KPMG Women’s PGA Championship.
She finished with a 15-foot par putt for a 4-under 68, giving her a three-shot victory over Lizette Salas at the Atlanta Athletic Club. At 19-under 269, she tied the Women’s PGA record to par last matched by Inbee Park at Westchester Country Club in 2015.
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