Officialsportsbetting.com Golf Betting Brooke Henderson says there’s a chance sister Brittany will be back on the bag at KPMG

Brooke Henderson says there’s a chance sister Brittany will be back on the bag at KPMG

Brooke Henderson says big sister Brittany might be back on the bag this week. “Hopefully things go the right direction soon.”

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