Cameron Smith's Eye Disease Raises Questions
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Cameron Smith, the leading captain of Ripper’s GC, is facing a challenge as he has been diagnosed with an eye disease known as Pterygium or 'Surfer's Eye.'
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The disease is characterized by the growth of a mass of blood vessels on the conjunctiva, and it is attributed to prolonged exposure to UV rays, a common occurrence for golfers
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Smith was seen wearing sunglasses during the season opener at El Camaleon Mayakoba GC, and it was later revealed that they were not a fashion statement but a protective measure for his eye condition
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The severity of Smith's condition is not officially disclosed, but it is mentioned that the mass might be treated with surgery or ointments and eye drops depending on its severity
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Despite the eye issue, Smith participated in the LIV Golf Mayakoba event and secured a top 10 finish, indicating his commitment to the game despite the challenges
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The article questions whether Smith's eye disease will affect his participation in the upcoming LIV Golf Las Vegas event, scheduled to take place on the 2024 Super Bowl's turf
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There is no official announcement of Smith undergoing surgery, implying that he is likely to play in the Las Vegas event
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The article highlights the potential hindrance the eye disease may pose to Smith's overall performance in the upcoming event
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A brief overview of Smith's performance at the LIV Golf Mayakoba is provided, detailing his struggles in the first two rounds and a strong finish on the final day.
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The conclusion suggests that despite the challenges, Smith may aim to compensate for his performance in Mexico during the LIV Golf Las Vegas event
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