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Ex-Prisoner And Australian Bike Gang Member Locks Up DP World Tour Card

Once imprisoned for assault, Ryan Peake went on to win the New Zealand Open earlier this year and has now wrapped up a DP World Tour card for 2026

Golf Monthly

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The Guardian - UK

Former Motorcycle Gang Member Wins New Zealand Open

Former gang member Ryan Peake's victory at New Zealand Open showcases resilience and determination in overcoming adversity.

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NZ Open winner takes a good Peake through an Open door

With the New Zealand Open now in his keeping, Ryan Peake can turn his sights to the British Open at Royal Portrush.

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Once-Jailed Biker Gang Member Earns Spot in 2025 British Open With Win

A decade ago, Ryan Peake was a member of the Rebels bike gang in Australia and sentenced to five years in prison. Now, he’ll play in this year’s British Open.

Sports Illustrated

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

The Independent UK

'I've Just Changed My Life' - Reformed Convict Books First Major Start After Winning New Zealand Open

Former Australian bike-gang member and ex-prisoner, Ryan Peake continued his incredible comeback story in style on Sunday by winning the New Zealand Open

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I’ve just changed my life – Ex-biker gang member Ryan Peake books Open place

The Australian served five years in prison for assault when he was a part of the Rebels gang.

The Independent UK

Ex-criminal Ryan Peake qualifies for British Open with New Zealand Open victory

Former Australian motorcycle gang member Ryan Peake completed a stunning redemption story on Sunday, winning the New Zealand Open and securing a spot in this year’s British Open. The 31-year-old from Perth, who previously served a five-year jail term for assault, held his nerve to claim a one-shot victory at…

The Times of India

Smylie thrilled for fellow Aussie Peake to win NZ Open

The talent-packed stable of Ritchie Smith now has another big tournament winner in Ryan Peake.

AAP

Former bikie turns in Peake performance to win NZ Open

Former bikie Ryan Peake has gone bogey-free for 55 holes to win the New Zealand Open in remarkable fashion.

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Korean golfer Koh still setting the pace at NZ Open

Australian left-handers Ryan Peake and Elvis Smylie both believe they can chase down South Korea's Guntaek Koh on the final day of the New Zealand Open.

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Former Rebels bikie near the top of NZ Open leaderboard

Former Rebels bikie Ryan Peake is making a real success of life as a professional golfer.

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“The last time I saw Dimebag Darrell, he hands a bottle of JD over, I take a huge pull off it and throw up. I think I told him I loved him”: Why Nickelback are the rock band all other rock bands secretly wish they were

In 2005, Nickelback were already one of the biggest rock bands in the world – and All The Right Reasons was about to make them even bigger

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"Nobody picks up a guitar to be the most hated band in the world." Nickelback: Hate To Love isn't likely to win over the haters, but does shine a light on why you should never bet against one of rock's most surprising underdogs

Our take on Nickelback's interesting - if hardly explosive - new documentary

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