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What went wrong in Daniel Berger's final round at Bay Hill? | Golf Channel
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What went wrong in Daniel Berger's final round at Bay Hill? | Golf Channel
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Daniel Berger spoke to Golf Channel's Smylie Kaufman about gaining confidence from his experience at the Arnold Palmer Invitational despite losing in a one-hole playoff to Akshay Bhatia. The Golf Central also took more positives than negatives from Berger's 73 holes in Orlando saying the road back from multiple injuries is "always bumpy." Bhatia overcame a deficit that was at one point as large as five strokes to win the $4-million top prize.
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