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Redefining leadership for impact: Why the right hires now shape tomorrow’s South Africa
Leadership isn’t what it used to be, and the recent headline-making meeting between Donald Trump, and President Ramaphosa ...
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U.S. Open champ suffered scary wounds after being badly hurt by lightning
Retief Goosen managed to overcome a lightning strike that left him "smoking, no clothes, burned black from head to tail, [covered in] blood" to win two U.S. Open titles ...
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U.S. Open champion came round in hospital blackened and bruised after being struck by lightning
Retief Goosen won the U.S. Open twice in 2001 and 2004, having found himself lucky to be alive after a freak accident on the ...
Phil Mickelson May Be Playing in His Last U.S. Open. Here Is His Trail of Heartbreak
The six-time major champion owns every major but the U.S. Open and said Oakmont could be his last. Bob Harig reviews Mickelson’s record six runner-ups.
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10 biggest U.S. Open golf controversies: the pin from hell, Mickelson's madness, the unreachable fairway
GolfMagic takes a trip down memory lane to look back at 10 of the biggest controversies ahead of this week's 125th U.S. Open ...
US Open '25: Hogan and Woods and other key anniversaries in the U.S. Open this year
A capsule look at key anniversaries this year for the U.S. Open, a list that includes Ben Hogan at Merion in 1950 and Tiger ...