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The most dangerous competition in golf isn’t for the trophy

The most dangerous competition in golf isn’t for the trophy

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Golf is not just about winning majors or prestigious tournaments, it’s also about the small moments of competition and camaraderie. The Nearest-to-the-Pin prize, no matter how small, brings out the fierce competitor in every golfer, from CEOs to professionals. Even on the tour, practice rounds become more intense when there’s money on the line.

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