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Paul Casey is hoping to take advantage of his new found form on the PGA Tour

Paul Casey is hoping to take advantage of his new found form on the PGA Tour

13 August 2020

The Englishman finished in a tie for second at last weekend's PGA Championship, and will front at this week's event in North Carolina.

He says the forced stoppage of the season has helped him rediscover his form.

Kiwis Danny Lee and Tim Wilkinson both tee off in the event just after midnight.

Ryan Fox will tee off on the European Tour in Wales at 7.28 this evening.

Lydia Ko will look to erase last week's nightmare at the LPGA's Scottish Open from 1.34am.

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