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Our recent highlights have included a deep dive by Michael McEwan into the revolutionary impact of data and analytics on golf over the last two decades and a fascinating Solheim Cup preview.

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With every issue of bunkered, look forward to fascinating features with the world’s best players.

Regularly securing exclusive interviews and Q&As, recent interviews have included PGA and Open champion Xander Schauffele and one-time Ryder Cup hero, Victor Dubuisson.

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