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Sydney Morning Herald sports journalist. Big Sports Breakfast. Father. Husband. Once a marathoner. | apengilly@smh.com.au
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18-year-old Australian professional golfer Jessica Bang dies after suffering brain haemorrhage

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A rising Australian golf star Jessica Bang has died at age 18. Picture: Supplied An 18-year-old Australian professional golfer who suffered a brain haemorrhage while preparing for a tournament in Thailand has died. The WPGA Tour of Australasia announced Jessica Bang, who won her first professional event at just her fifth start earlier this year, passed away. She was in Thailand to compete in the KLPGA Tour’s International Qualifying Tournament in Bangkok.
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Open champion Ryan Fox poised to bring the claret jug to Australia

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Kiwi Ryan Fox is poised to follow in the footsteps of Cameron Smith and bring the claret jug, the sport’s most historic trophy, to Australia for the summer of golf. The Open champion Fox is on the cusp of confirming his global celebration will include Australia, the same tour where he made his name as a professional golfer, before claiming a first major last month at 39.
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Lucas Herbert to channel Cameron Smith in hunt for The Open Championship title

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Lucas Herbert will channel Australia’s last men’s major winner Cameron Smith’s final day Open Championship heroics after a miracle shot kept alive his hopes of a fairytale claret jug win. The Australian was on the verge of a late collapse in the third round, but pulled off one of the best shots of his career to avert disaster on Royal Birkdale’s par-five 17th hole on Sunday morning (AEST).
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