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Alison Riske posted a decisive win (having not dropped a set during the entire tournament) to capture the women's 2018 Surbiton Challenger title hours before Jeremy Chardy did the same on the men's side.
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 Top seed Yannick Hanfmann defeated Roberto Cid Subervi 7-6, 4-6, 7-6 to capture the red-clay title in Kazakhstan's Shymkent. “Shymkent has been a good place for me, as I also advanced to the final here last year,” Hanfmann commented. “I felt that it could turn out in a successful way again, as I like the conditions here. My coach Lucas Wolff and I had a great week here and it’s nice to end it with the title.”
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The Allentown Morning Call has had extensive coverage on Cole Miller's road to the U.S. Open, including this in-depth piece including an interview with Topnotch Management Director of Golf Michael McKenna. Other articles on mcall.com:
Cole Miller's daily diary | Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 How did two guys from Northwestern Lehigh get to the U.S. Open? From New Tripoli to Shinnecock Hills: Cole Miller's path to the U.S. Open U.S. Open tee times announced: Cole Miller playing amid blockbuster groups Two Lehigh Valley golfers shoot for the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills
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Cole Miller placed third in the qualifier at Woodmont Country Club to secure his spot in the U.S. Open with an 18-inch birdie putt on his final hole. He shot scores of 70-69 in the 36-hole event, finishing strong with birdies on three of his last five holes. See the following media outlets for more in-depth coverage: Allentown Morning Call: Penn State's Cole Miller qualifies for US Open Philly.com: Former Penn State star Cole Miller qualifies for US Open The Daily Collegian: Former Penn State men's golf standout Cole Miller qualifies for U.S. Open GoPSUSports.com: MGolf's Miller headed to U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills “It’s absolutely surreal to me,” Miller said. “It’s the best way that you can start your pro career.”
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The Chicago Tribune sat down with Caroline Dolehide to chat about her experience at the French Open.
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