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Nico
Echavarria
Colombia
Birthdate
4/8/1994 (31)
Birthplace
Medellin, Colombia
College
Arkansas
Turned Pro
2017
HT/WT
1.83 m, 74 kg
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Echavarria wins Cognizant after Lowry collapse
2M
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PGA TOUR
Simpson, Echavarria withdraw from Myrtle Beach
1Y
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PGA TOUR
Echavarria 'wins' fun-filled Masters Par 3 event
1Y
EPA/JOHN G. MABANGLO
PGA TOUR
Hovland part of 3-way tie for lead at Valspar
1Y
Reinhold Matay-Imagn Images
PGA TOUR
McNealy birdies last hole for first PGA Tour win
1Y
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