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Moving Day: Fitzpatrick brothers set Zurich records
Matt and Alex Fitzpatrick made quite the move on Moving Day, shooting a Zurich Classic record, 15-under 57 Saturday to lead by four shots in New Orleans.
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Zach Bauchou made a hole-in-one during the Saturday fourballs at the 2026 Zurich Classic of New Orleans.
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