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    Pre tournament favourite Jon Rahm has gone birdie birdie over the last two holes to win golf's US Open at Torrey Pines

    Pre tournament favourite Jon Rahm has gone birdie birdie over the last two holes to win golf's US Open at Torrey Pines


    The world number three has carded a four under par 67 to finish six under for the tournament.

    It's a remarkable victory for the Spaniard who had Covid-19 earlier this month and was forced out of a PGA tournament while leading by six shots,

    Warriors fullback Reece Walsh will make his State of Origin debut on Sunday.

    The 18-year-old has been named in Queensland's number one jersey for game two against New South Wales on the Gold Coast.

    Five weightlifters including Commonwealth Games gold medalist David Liti will compete at their first Olympics in Tokyo.

    New Zealand has named a squad including Liti in the men's over 109 KG class and transgender athlete Laurel Hubbard who will compete in the women's over 87 kg class.

    Kanah Andrews-Nahu will compete in the under 87 kilogram class with Megan Signal in the under76 kilogram class.

    Cameron McTaggart ins in the men's under 81 kilogram class.

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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