Nick Dunlap Scores Birdie on Par-4 12th Hole at Championship
November 8, 2025 - 21:39
In an impressive display of skill during the third round of the 2025 World Wide Technology Championship, golfer Nick Dunlap made a notable birdie on the challenging par-4 12th hole. The atmosphere was electric as spectators gathered to witness the unfolding action, and Dunlap's performance did not disappoint.
After navigating the course with precision, Dunlap approached the 12th hole, known for its strategic difficulties. With a well-calibrated swing, he expertly maneuvered his shot, landing the ball on the green with finesse. The crowd erupted in cheers as he sank the putt, adding to his growing momentum in the tournament.
This birdie not only showcased Dunlap's talent but also highlighted his determination to excel in a competitive field. As the championship progresses, fans are eager to see how he will maintain this level of performance and potentially secure a top position in the final standings.
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