Former motorcycle gang member qualifies for The Open Championship
Ryan Peake spent five years in jail after taking part in a motorcycle gang in his native Australia years ago, but since that time he's become an ultimate comeback story and now is living out his dream as a professional golfer.
This former motorcycle gang member spent time in prison. He just won the New Zealand Open to qualify for the Open Championship
Ryan Peake woke up Sunday hoping to play the round of a lifetime at the New Zealand Open. The 31-year-old Australian badly wanted to win the 104th edition of the event, which would also secure him a spot in the 153rd Open Championship this summer at Royal Portrush and move him within striking distance of a DP World Tour card.
Former gang member, once sentenced to 5 years in prison, earns spot in 2025 Open Championship
Ryan Peake was sentenced to 5 years in prison for assault. Now, he has earned his spot in the field at the 2025 Open Championship.
After 5 years in jail, ex-gang member Peake wins New Zealand Open and qualifies for British Open
Ryan Peake, an Australian former motorcycle gang member who turned to golf to turn his life around, has earned a place at the British Open by winning the 104th New Zealand Open by one stroke
Former bike gang member who spent 5 years in prison qualifies for Open Championship after winning tournament
Ryan Peake, after spending five years in prison, has qualified for the Open Championship after taking home the New Zealand Open on Sunday.
Peake moment: Aussie pro and former biker-club member goes from prisoner to champion
Ryan Peake, who served five years in prison because of assault, won the New Zealand Open on Sunday to punch his Open Championship ticket.
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Once jailed as member of biker gang, golfer earns spot in Open Championship
Peake will compete for the Open’s Claret Jug in July. His win also sets him up with a chance to claim a spot on the ...
From Prison to the Open Championship: Australia’s Ryan Peak wins 104th New Zealand Open to clinch first major berth
Ryan Peak, a former Australian motorcycle gang member-turned good with the help of golf, has added another positive chapter ...
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He went to prison a decade ago. Now he’s going to the Open Championship
Ryan Peake was in a motorcycle gang and spent five years in prison for assault. He earned a bid to the Open on Sunday.
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