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Three years after Mito Pereira was one hole away from winning a major, the 30-year-old from Chile announced on social media Monday that he was retiring from professional golf. Pereira joined the Saudi-funded LIV Golf League in 2023 and earned just over $11.5 million in three seasons. When asked about his plans three weeks ago, his manager said in a text to The Associated Press that Pereira had broken his collarbone in a bicycle accident and was waiting to get fit to figure out his next step.

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