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Stephen Gallacher, Mackenzie Hughes and children from the Stephen Gallacher Foundation have all been supporting the DP World Tour’s Green Drive at this week’s Genesis Scottish Open, taking part in a beach clean as part of the OCEANTEE Sustainability Series. The stunning 13th is the signature hole at The Renaissance Club and Gallacher and company headed down to the adjacent beach to help the Marine Conservation Society conduct an analysis of the shoreline waste. The data collated from the beach clean will be added to a national database that helps the charity understand ocean pollution. The Marine Conservation Society also carried out an education session for the children before heading to the beach for the first of five sustainability activations that OCEANTEE will deliver at DP World Tour tournaments in the coming year to educate fans on important sustainability topics. The beach by the 13th is a beautiful place but home favourite Gallacher was surprised to find how much mess there was when you get up close. “It looked a perfectly normal clean beach but when you get down to it and you see all the plastic and towels and bags and stuff, it’s great to get it picked up and make it as clean as we can,” he said. “I’ve seen sustainability become more prominent at the Scottish Open. Now we’re seeing electric cars coming in, as Genesis are bringing in electric cars as courtesy cars. “I think you’ve just got to do it slowly and chip away and get the word out there that we’re doing our best and we’re going to keep doing that for the future.” Canadian Hughes has already been impressed by golf’s efforts in sustainability and emphasised the importance of the work both for today and the future. “We have one planet earth, taking care of the ecosystem and the environment is really important for not only us currently but our kids to come,” he said. “I played The Open Championship last year and saw their commitment to reducing plastic waste… the amount of plastic we could use on a weekly basis out here is significant with this many players and staff, so it’s a small change but it’s got a huge impact.” OCEANTEE last month became the DP World Tour’s Official Sustainable Products Supplier and Founder Ed Sandison was delighted to see the partnership raising awareness of how we need to look after our oceans. “This has been a fantastic day,” he said. “Collecting data, like the children and players have today, is an essential part of the work that the Marine Conservation Society carries out. “We all need to understand the impact that our lives have on the ocean and I am delighted that through our partnership with the DP World Tour we are able to raise awareness of the important work this amazing charity does around the country.” To view the details outlined in the Marine Conservation Society’s education session, please click here. This story originally appeared here and was provided courtesy of the DP World Tour.

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Here’s a look at the field and how they qualified for the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open as of 10/26/18: Winner – PGA/U.S. Open Championship Jordan Spieth Winner – THE PLAYERS Championship Rickie Fowler Si Woo Kim Webb Simpson Winners of the Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard & the Memorial Tournament presented by Nationwide (Last 3 Years) Bryson DeChambeau Jason Dufner Tournament Winner in Past Two Seasons Jonas Blixt Wesley Bryan Patrick Cantlay Austin Cook Brice Garnett Cody Gribble Russell Henley Mackenzie Hughes Michael Kim Satoshi Kodaira Matt Kuchar Troy Merritt Grayson Murray Kevin Na Rod Pampling Scott Piercy Andrew Putnam Brendan Steele Chris Stroud Hudson Swafford Kevin Tway Jhonattan Vegas Aaron Wise Gary Woodland Career Money Exemption Ernie Els Kenny Perry Sponsors Exemptions – Web.com Tour Finals Roberto Castro Wyndham Clark Sponsors Exemptions – Members not otherwise exempt Jim Furyk Graeme McDowell Sponsors Exemptions – Unrestricted Shintaro Ban Kevin Dougherty Nick Hardy Kristoffer Ventura PGA Section Champion\Player of the Year Preston Otte Life Member Davis Love III Vijay Singh Top 125 on Prior Season’s FedExCup Points List Tony Finau Chesson Hadley Beau Hossler Jason Kokrak Brian Gay Abraham Ancer J.J. Spaun Ryan Palmer Peter Uihlein Chris Kirk Ryan Moore Whee Kim Nick Watney Kevin Streelman Bronson Burgoon Joel Dahmen James Hahn Brian Stuard Kelly Kraft Tom Hoge Scott Stallings Danny Lee Ollie Schniederjans Anirban Lahiri Sam Ryder Trey Mullinax Brandon Harkins Patrick Rodgers Harold Varner III Alex Cejka Rory Sabbatini Richy Werenski Sung Kang John Huh Tyler Duncan Seamus Power Martin Laird J.T. Poston Vaughn Taylor Ryan Blaum Scott Brown Nick Taylor Bud Cauley Harris English Top 125 (Prior Season Nonmember) Joaquin Niemann Major Medical Extension Kevin Stadler John Senden Sangmoon Bae Freddie Jacobson Brandon Hagy Dominic Bozzelli Steve Marino Leading Money Winner from Web.com Tour & Web.com Tour Finals Sungjae Im Denny McCarthy Top 50 & Ties Web.com Tour Finals from Prior Year Kramer Hickok Anders Albertson Robert Streb Sam Burns Peter Malnati Scott Langley Cameron Davis Cameron Champ Adam Schenk Martin Trainer Lucas Glover Kyoung-Hoon Lee Matt Jones Chase Wright Hunter Mahan Sebastián Muñoz Roger Sloan Kyle Jones Shawn Stefani Adam Svensson Seth Reeves Alex Prugh Max Homa John Chin Roberto Díaz José de Jesús Rodríguez Stephan Jaeger Josh Teater Curtis Luck Carlos Ortiz Nicholas Lindheim

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Bernard Langer captured his fourth victory in the PNC Father Son Challenge after Jason Langer made a 16-foot eagle putt on the first hole of a playoff.

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