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Lucas Herbert banks $5.5m and secures US Open spot after winning first LIV Golf title

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Australian holds nerve in dramatic climax to event in Virginia‘I didn’t help myself,’ says Herbert after seeing final-round lead slashedAustralian golf star Lucas Herbert has held his nerve to claim his maiden LIV Golf League title and secure a priceless ticket to next month’s US Open in New York.Herbert had a five-shot final-round lead slashed to one before regaining his composure to see off the challenge of Spanish great Sergio Garcia in a dramatic climax to LIV Golf Virginia. Continue reading...

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