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David Facey

Published: 12:59, 3 Dec 2024
Updated: 12:06, 10 Dec 2024

SCOTTIE SCHEFFLER heads an all-star cast of holidaymakers - sorry, golfers - heading to the end of season get-together organised by Tiger Woods in the Bahamas.

Woods is not teeing it up himself at the Hero World Challenge as he continues to recover from yet another back operation.

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Aberg was listed here as one to avoid when he defended the RSM Classic title two weeks ago, on the grounds that he was bound to be rusty after undergoing knee surgery straight after the Tour Championship in August.

Sure enough, Aberg slumped to five over par in round one, with a triple bogey at the tenth doing most of the damage.

The world No 5 did well to salvage a three over par 73, but that still left him eleven shots adrift of eventual winner Maverick McNealy.

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