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Chuck Culpepper

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Nomad. Sportswriter. Washington Post. Residence: Earth. Do one thing every day that scares you - Eleanor Roosevelt

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Hole-in-one and fairy-tale finish make Michael Block the star of the PGA

By: Chuck Culpepper

The club pro's dream week soared Sunday with a hole-in-one, a major pay day and much more ahead.

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As Michael Block becomes a golf hero, his home club is soaking it in

By: Chuck Culpepper

What happens at a golf club when the teaching pro suddenly becomes a star? Electric joy.

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The top seeds at the French Open are wise, diligent and really young

By: Chuck Culpepper

Iga Swiatek and Carlos Alcaraz are worthy No. 1 seeds as play is set to begin at Roland Garros.

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Rafael Nadal is at the French Open, but he’s made of stainless steel

By: Chuck Culpepper

Rafael Nadal, all steel and success, towers over the French Open, even in his absence this year.

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Geopolitics are impossible to ignore at the French Open

By: Chuck Culpepper

The war in Ukraine, unrest in Kosovo and hate speech have all become topics at Roland Garros.

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At French Open, Coco Gauff waited and waited and waited and won

By: Chuck Culpepper

The No, 6 seed had to bide her team while a five-hour men's match played out. She finally took to the red clay and dispatched her foe in a tidy 68 minutes.

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A Belarusian tennis star, a Ukrainian reporter, a tense media session

By: Chuck Culpepper

Belarus's Aryna Sabalenka, the No. 2-ranked woman in the world, says she "did not feel safe" at a French Open media session this week after question's from a Ukrainian reporter.

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