US EditionKiwi Golfer Takes Home $285k After Strong Finish
- English Golfer Daniel Brown won the BMW International Open by two strokes, experiencing what he called an 'outer-body experience' after his friend's death.
- Brown expressed, 'I lost a friend at home last weekend' and dedicated his win to that friend.
- He mentioned that during the last two days, he kept thinking about his friend and tried not to be too emotional.
- Brown said, 'All day really was like an outer-body experience,' reflecting on his deep feelings during the event.
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Daniel Brown wins BMW International Open for 2nd European tour title
Brilliant Dan Brown surges into lead at BMW International Open, Conor Purcell drops back
Dan Brown fired a brilliant 65 to claim a one-stroke lead after the third round of the BMW International Open. The 30-year-old began the day three shots behind overnight leader Davis Bryant, but rolled in an eagle, six birdies and a bogey to edge ahead of fellow
Purcell heads the wrong way as Brown takes pole position on moving day - Irish Golfer Magazine
Dan Brown will take a one stroke lead into the final round of the BMW International Open after posting another 65 on day three at Golfclub München Eichenried, but Conor Purcell headed in the opposite direction. Two eagles in a five-under 67 on Friday saw the Portmarnock man rocket up the leaderboard, but a double on his opening hole on Saturday was far from the ideal start to round three. He followed that with a bogey on three, but to his credit…
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