Paul Waring odds to win the 2025 Texas Children's Houston Open
As one of the many golfers participating in the Texas Children's Houston Open from March 27-30, Paul Waring will be heading to Memorial Park Golf Course this week as he gets ready to compete.
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Wyndham Clark releases formal apology after PGA Championship spirited club toss
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