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Former Aussie gang member claims NZ Open title with thrilling put

Ryan Peake, a former Australian motorcycle gang member, won the New Zealand Open, finishing at 23-under par and earning Aus$201,600 in prize money.
Peake achieved victory with an eight-foot putt, finishing one shot ahead of his competitors.
The win, described by Peake as 'life-changing,' secured him a spot in The Open championship in July.
Peake turned his life around after serving five years in prison for assault, focusing on golf instead of his past associations with a gang.

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Japan Today

Former gang member Ryan Peake wins New Zealand Open

Ryan Peake, an Australian former bikie gang member who turned his life around through golf, earned a place at the British Open Sunday when he won the 104th New Zealand Open by one stroke. The 31-year-old from Western Australia called the win “life-changing” after sinking a par putt on the…

23 hours ago·Sakado, Japan

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Times Live

Former biker Ryan Peake goes from jail to New Zealand Open golf champion

His rehabilitation started when he was contacted in prison by a golf coach.

1 day ago·Johannesburg, South Africa

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RTÉ

Ex-biker gang member Peake books Portrush Open place

Former motorcycle gang member Ryan Peake described his New Zealand Open triumph as a life-changing moment after victory booked his spot at the Open Championship in Portrush.

1 day ago·Ireland

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After 5 years in jail, ex-gang member Peake wins New Zealand Open and qualifies for British Open

Ryan Peake, an Australian former motorcycle gang member who turned to golf to turn his life around, has earned a place at the British Open by winning the 104th New

1 day ago·United States

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