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'This is a MELTDOWN' | Dean's awful putt ends up in the water!

'This is a MELTDOWN' | Dean's awful putt ends up in the water!
Sky Sports Football Saturday 04 July 2026, 17:15 UTC 1 min read
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Joe Dean was looking for somewhere to hide after he incredibly putted into the water on the 18th green at the BMW International Open.

Joe Dean was looking for somewhere to hide after he incredibly putted into the water on the 18th green at the BMW International Open. [Image text:] skysports golf
Dean (PERSON) Joe Dean (PERSON) the BMW International Open (LOCATION)
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