Former Australian motorcycle gang member Ryan Peake completed a stunning redemption story by winning the New Zealand Open and securing a spot in this year’s British Open. Despite his criminal past and initial immigration issues, Peake delivered a near-flawless performance, finishing 23-under and claiming the coveted place at the British Open, alongside a $201,600 prize.
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