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Adrian
Otaegui
United Arab Emirates
Birthdate
11/21/1992 (33)
Birthplace
San Sebastian, Spain
Swing
Right
Turned Pro
2011
HT/WT
6' 0", 174 lbs
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Otaegui wins China Open, into PGA Championship
2Y
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Defending champ Otaegui shares Andalucia lead
3Y
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Poulter, 2 others granted stay to play Scottish
4Y
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Otaegui secures win at Scottish Championship
6Y
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Landry replaces injured Wiesberger in Open field
8Y
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Glover birdies final 2 holes, shares ISCO Championship lead
Lucas Glover birdied the final two holes for a 7-under 63 and a share of the first-round lead Thursday in the ISCO Championship.
McIlroy, Cantlay part of five-way tie for Scottish Open lead
Rory McIlroy began getting into the mood for the final major of the year by taking advantage of the par 5s at The Renaissance Club for a 5-under 65, giving him a five-way share of the lead Thursday in the Genesis Scottish Open.
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Chris Gotterup closes with 62, wins PGA Tour's John Deere
Chris Gotterup made up a five-shot deficit Sunday by closing with a 9-under 62 to win the John Deere Classic for his fourth PGA Tour title in the last 12 months.
