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Hideki Matsuyama damages hole with slam dunk eagle, actually seems pleased with a shot for once
Playing in the DP World Tour's Genesis Championship in South Korea, Matsuyama began his second round with a drive down the middle of the par-4 first hole at Woo Jeong Hills Country Club. And then he dropped a wedge shot from about 90 yards into the bottom of the cup for a slam dunk eagle. Have a look:
The DP World Tour's next stop is the Genesis Championship, which is also called the Korea Championship, and it will take place at the Woo Jeong Hills Country Club in Cheonan, South Korea, from October
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Korea’s top amateur golfers look to past success, Matsuyama for inspiration ahead of AAC
A new generation of regional golfers, including Korea’s rising stars Ahn Seong-hyeon, Kang Seung-gu and Kim Min-su, is bound for Dubai this week, chasing dreams first stirred by the heroics and brilliance of Hideki Matsuyama.
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China's Xi brazen attempts to flatter Trump amid high-stakes negotiations on tariffs and TikTok
In Japan, Trump was given a gold-leaf golf ball and a golf bag signed by Japanese Master champion Hideki Matsuyama. A gold-tinted Ford F-150 pickup truck was also situated outside the meeting place, and the newly elected conservative prime minister Sanae Takaichi wore a heavy assortment of gold pieces.
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Hideki Matsuyama is one of the most famous golfers in the world, especially in Asia. He has played – and won – on some of the biggest stages in the world, including his one major win at the 2021 Masters. Yet even he can still get nervous playing golf.
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