Ep 143: Sarah Kemp from California and Jimmy from PNG

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Ep 143: Sarah Kemp from California and Jimmy from PNG

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The most interesting tournament his week in world golf will be the Women's International Crown at TPC Harding Park. Australia's Sarah Kemp joins us for a behind the scenes look then Jimmy Emmanuel dials in from PNG.

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May 5, 2023

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Ep 143: Sarah Kemp from California and Jimmy from PNG

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