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Sep 8, 2022 48 min

REMEMBERING QUEEN ELIZABETH | SEPT. 08

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The whole world mourns the loss of England's Queen Elizabeth II today. Rex Hoggard joins from reactions from Wentworth, England on the passing of a monarch who made an indelible impact on all of the game's strongholds in the Commonwealth of Nations. Before Her Majesty's passing was announced, the BMW PGA Championship got underway in England with 18 LIV Golfers in the field. Rex speaks to some of the bigger names from the rival tour about how they've been received and what they make of the criticism they've faced for being in the field. Back on the PGA TOUR, Carson Young is gearing up for his rookie season after graduating from the Korn Ferry Tour. Young discusses the emotional moment he received his TOUR Card and what his plans are for the season to come. In the college game, Holy Cross men's golfers Owen Egan and Chirstian Emmerich went viral this week by recording back-to-back aces during a practice round. They come on to the program to discuss that special moment and all of the reactions they've seen on social media since. Lastly, with the Presidents Cup fast approaching, victorious 2015 captain Jay Haas stops by to relive that thrilling competition and discuss the future of the event. Owen Egan and Chirstian Emmerich (24:54) Carson Young (31:17) for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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