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Steven
Alker
New Zealand
Birthdate
28/7/1971 (54)
Birthplace
Hamilton, New Zealand
Swing
Right
HT/WT
1.8 m, 70 kg
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Steven Alker
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Alker fires 63, leads Senior British Open by 1
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Angel Jimenez, Alker co-leading Champions major
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Alker, Petrovic, Gonzalez lead Champions major
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Alker wins Cologuard Classic on 1st playoff hole
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Alker takes 1-stroke Kaulig lead into weekend
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