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from SA Golf Trader Magazine May June 2023 edition

by SA Golf Trader

John Collier Survey: Do you know what your golf club's carbon footprint is?

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Speaking at LIV Golf Singapore, Lahiri stated that: “Regarding the PGA Championship, I am delighted they decided to give me a spot. This validates my very tough decision to go to the International Series Vietnam when all that was going on back home.”

He went on to add: “I am thankful to the PGA of America that their decision was not swayed by other things going on in the world of golf. This is going to be special for me. My last Major was the PGA Championship last year. There can’t be a bigger reward in golf than playing in Majors.”

So, how did Lahiri secure his invite you may ask? Well, despite the fact that LIV is still without Official World Golf Ranking (OWGR) points, Lahiri managed a runner-up finish in the recent International Series event in Vietnam. The top 100 in the world rankings will qualify for the PGA Championship and, because he had managed to vault back to 95th in the world with that performance, he claimed an invite.

Regarding Gooch, who became the first player to win back-to-back LIV Golf events after success in Adelaide and Singapore, he also secured an invite due to his standing in the OWGR, which is currently World No.60.

The American’s focus will now be on a decent performance at Oakhill CC to book a spot in the US Open, with his most likely route being to ensure he is still in the world’s top 60 two weeks before the tournament.