Ryan Peake, a former Australian motorcycle gang member turned golfer, secured a spot at The Open Championship by winning the 104th New Zealand Open with a final-round 66, finishing at 23-under. After serving time in jail for assault, Peake rebuilt his career with the help of coach Richie Smith and family support, earning his first professional win and calling the victory “life-changing.” He overcame a four-stroke deficit to win and expressed gratitude for his team’s belief in him, emphasizing his passion for golf and the positive changes in his life.
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Reuben stars in a Griffith in special TVR anniversary race at Donington Park
TVR Celebration at Donington Park One of the largest gatherings of TVRs in nearly two decades took place at MotorSport Vision Racing's Donington Park meeting, celebrating the TVR Car Club's 60th anniversary with a special shootout race. Alex Taylor's Tuscan initially led the 20-car race on wet tyres before being overtaken by slick-tyred competitors Michael Caine in a Sagaris and others. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: TVR Cars Race TogetherLast weekend, lots of...
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