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Pair of Australian hackers pull ultimate prank by posing as pros to play in North Korea Golf Championship | This is the Loop | Golf Digest
Aussie hackers Morgan Ruig and Evan Shay pose as top golfers to compete at North Korea Amateur Golf Championships | Fox Sports
Aussie hackers Morgan Ruig and Evan Shay pose as top golfers to compete at North Korea Amateur Golf Championships | Fox Sports
Extreme pranking: Aussie mates fool North Korean govt into letting them into Golf tournament - YouTube
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Two men blag their way into North Korea's annual golf championships – claiming they are pros representing Australia
Two Australian Guys Scammed Their Way into the North Korean Open by Pretending to Be Pro Golfers | GQ
Joke backfires on Australian pranksters who claimed they bluffed their way into North Korean golf tournament | The Independent | The Independent
2 Australians Say They Pranked Their Way Into North Korean Golf Tournament - ABC News
Australian men explain how they snuck into North Korean golf tournament | theScore.com
Australian impostors play official golf tournament in North Korea - BBC News
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North Korea: Two Australians pretend to be golfers to enter tournament, bring 'shame' upon their families
