No more gaffes as Gavin faces tense battle to secure Olympics spot


PETALING JAYA: Malaysia’s top golfer Gavin Green faces a nervy battle to qualify for his second Olympic Games in Tokyo with less than two weeks before the qualifying period draws to a close.

The 27-year-old, whose form has dipped drastically since late last year, finds himself in danger of missing the top 60 cut for the July 23-Aug 8 showpiece after slipping two more rungs to 58th in the updated International Golf Federation (IGF) Olympic rankings yesterday.

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