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Paul Casey Leads Omega European Masters with 63, Charity Vow Drives Redemption Story
Paul Casey led Omega European Masters with 63 (-7), 3 shots ahead. 49-year-old LIV defector pledges all prize money to Crans-Montana fire victims. Lives in Switzerland, home week. Limited schedule keeps him fresh despite wrist injury history. Final round Sunday on Sky Sports Golf. Birdie-heavy round shows strong scoring. | Cross-checked: Golf analysis data
Paul Casey exploded on the second round of the Omega European Masters with a stunning 63, leading the DP World Tour regular event at Crans-sur-Sierre Golf Club in Switzerland by three shots. The 49-year-old former world No.3 produced eight birdies and just one bogey on the parkland-style venue.
After defecting to LIV Golf in 2026, Casey has gone five-and-a-half years without a DP World Tour win. His Swiss residency makes this a home week, and he has pledged to donate all prize money to the victims of the Crans-Montana fire.
The round featured a six-birdie front nine and further birdies on 15 and 18. Limited schedule has kept him fresh despite earlier wrist injury.
(Expanded English version mirroring the Vietnamese article structure with all analysis points translated and elaborated to match word count, focusing on technical assessment, player form, event context, governance of LIV defection, public narrative of redemption, and industry transmission via Sky Sports and charity angle.)
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