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Marcel
Siem
Germany
Birthdate
7/15/1980 (45)
Birthplace
Mettmann, Germany
Swing
Right
Turned Pro
2000
HT/WT
6' 2", 165 lbs
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Siem wins in playoff for sixth European tour title
2Y
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Pavon wins Spanish Open for first Euro tour title
3Y
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McKibbin emerges from 6-way tie for Euro victory
3Y
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Marcel Siem
Siem ends 8-year wait for another Euro Tour title
3Y
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Paul's lead down to 1 over Siem at Indian Open
3Y
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UK's Joe Dean wins last-chance qualifier, final spot in Open
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Tom Kim cards 64, wins Scottish Open by 2 over Min Woo Lee
Tom Kim played bogey-free and closed with a 6-under 64 for a two-shot victory in the Scottish Open, his first PGA Tour title since the fall of 2023.
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