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Established by the Malala Fund co-founded by student and Nobel laureate, Malala Yousafzai, the Game Changers series focuses on incredible female athletes while raising awareness about missing indigenous women, advocating for girls to study STEM and speaking out for other para-athletes. … [Read more...] about Two young Nigerian athletes named as 2020 Game Changers

At five-over through 34 holes - he shot 74 on the first day and was three-over through 16 on the second - Chawrasia could not be blamed for feeling it was a missed cut, just like last year. He had three birdies, four bogeys and a double in the first 16 holes after starting from the tenth. … [Read more...] about Golf: Shubhankar, Rashid best Indians as SSP, Liang are the only past champions to survive cut at Hero Indian Open

Honey Baisoya made a positive start on day three with a birdie on the first but then had a bumpy ride till the 13th as he kept missing fairways. Baisoya's first setback came on the third where he three-putted from six feet for a double-bogey. But despite his hitting form deserting him, Honey still managed birdies on the fourth, sixth and seventh courtesy some high-quality approach shots and putting. … [Read more...] about Bengal Open Golf Championship: Honey Baisoya extends lead to two with a hard-earned 65 on Day 3

Mollah, perhaps Bangladesh's second most successful golfer after Md Siddikur Rahman, said, "My putting came good after a long time and that's what made all the difference on the last two days. In the first two rounds I missed as many as seven putts from a range of three feet. But all that changed from round three onwards. I hardly put a foot wrong since the start of round three and that explains my combined tally of 15-under over the last two days. … [Read more...] about Bengal Open Golf Championship: Md Zamal Mollah steals the show with a sensational 63; Honey Baisoya secures runner-up

"It wasn't unusual for me to spend four, five, six hours putting, per day. I certainly can't log that with my back being fused. Most of the guys on the Champions Tour have gone to longer putters as they have gotten older, because it's easier to bend over, or not bend over. And so this putter is just a little bit longer and I've been able to spend a little bit more time putting." … [Read more...] about Bryson DeChambeau snaps driver during PGA Championship opening round