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If you’re looking for a guy to root for, let it be this guy 🥹 Minnesota native Caleb VanArragon grinded on the Dakotas Tour last year, earned conditional status through Q-School, played his way into the rest of the season… and now he’s T1 Korn Ferry Tour Championship 👏

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