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 * Si Woo Kim on clutch shot that helped him win Sony Open: 'Lucky chip'
   Si Woo Kim needed to make something happen late at the Sony Open, and he did,
   with a 'lucky chip' that helped him to victory at Waialae.
 * Si Woo Kim closes with back-to-back birdies to win Sony Open in Hawaii
   A chip-in birdie on 17 propelled Si Woo Kim to his fourth PGA Tour victory at
   the Sony Open in Hawaii.
 * Sony Open in Hawaii payout: Si Woo Kim, Hayden Buckley cash in
   Here are the full purse and FedExCup breakdowns for Kim, Buckley and the rest
   of the players competing in Honolulu.
 * Winner's bag: Sony Open in Hawaii champion Si Woo Kim
   Here's a look at the equipment Si Woo Kim used to win the Sony Open in Hawaii
   for his fourth career PGA Tour victory.

IGF News
 * As the 2023 golf season begins, race for Olympic golf qualification heats up
   The key dates to know for the sport’s biggest, best events By Helen Ross
   Hollywood couldn’t have scripted a better ending to the pandemic-delayed 2020
   Olympic Games than Hideki Matsuyama battling Xander Schauffele down the
   stretch for gold medal at Japan’s Kasumigaseki Country Club. Granted, the
   host nation’s favorite son—and reigning Masters champion—couldn’t quite take
   down the American.
 * International Golf Federation announces updates from December Board Meeting
   DP World Tour CEO Keith Pelley elected as Chairman, World Golf Hall of Fame
   Member Annika Sörenstam reelected as President LAUSANNE, SWITZERLAND –
   Following an International Golf Federation (IGF) Board Meeting conducted on
   Wednesday, 7 December, 2023, the IGF is pleased to announce that DP World
   Tour CEO Keith Pelley has been elected as the new Chairman, while World Golf
   Hall of Fame Member Annika Sörenstam was reelected as the President. “We are
   grateful for the leadership of Keith Pelley and Annika Sörenstam as we
   continue to encourage the international development of the sport of golf,”
   said IGF Executive Director Antony Scanlon.
 * An Olympic time capsule is buried at Royal Queensland 10 years out from the
   2032 Games
   21 November 2022 - The 2022 Fortinet Australian PGA Championship week is
   underway, with an Olympian and the defending champion kicking it off with the
   burying of a time capsule 10 years out from the 2032 Brisbane Olympic Games.
   Two proud Queenslanders, the 2021 champion Jed Morgan and veteran Scott Hend
   did the honours, burying the capsule containing some of their golfing
   memorabilia including gloves, signed balls and a golf hat, as well as letters
   of encouragement for the competitors in 2032 when the Olympic Games golf
   comes to Royal Queensland.
 * Junior Dubai Desert Classic - 21 & 22 January 2023
   Junior Dubai Desert Classic Website
 * ITALY WINS GOLD; ITS FIRST MEDAL IN 32 WORLD AMATEUR TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS
   When: 3 September 2022 What: 32nd World Amateur Team Championship for the
   Eisenhower Trophy Where: Le Golf National (Albatross) and Golf de
   Saint-Nom-La-Bretèche (Red), Paris, France Rapid Recap: Teenager Marco
   Florioli’s bogey-free 6-under-par 66 and a 3-under 68 from Pietro Bovari led
   Italy to the gold medal in the World Amateur Team Championship Saturday at Le
   Golf National. It was the country’s first medal in 32 WATC appearances.
 * SWEDEN EDGES USA FOR GOLD MEDAL; GERMANY AND JAPAN EARN BRONZE
   When: 27 August 2022 What: 29th Women’s World Amateur Team Championship for
   the Espirito Santo Trophy Where: Le Golf National (Albatross) and Golf de
   Saint-Nom-La-Bretèche (Red), Paris, France Rapid Recap: Sweden won the
   Espirito Santo Trophy for the third time on a tiebreaker over the
   hard-charging USA at the 29th Women’s World Amateur Team Championship at Golf
   de Saint-Nom-La-Bretèche on Saturday. The Swedes and Americans tied at
   13-under par 559 but after comparing non-counting scores, a 1-over-par 73
   from Sweden’s Louise Rydqvist was one stroke better than Rachel Kuehn’s 74
   giving Sweden the gold medal and the USA the silver.

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