India, Sept. 19 -- PGA golf caddie Eric Larson can travel to the UK again after President Donald Trump pardoned him over a decades-old federal cocaine conviction, as per the New York Post.

Larson, 66, had been unable to work with golfer Harris English at major UK tournaments because his criminal record prevented him from getting the required travel authorization. He missed the 2025 British Open, where English finished second and collected $1.8 million.

Trump signed Larson's pardon on September 3 and later called Larson and English to tell them about the decision. Larson said the pardon has given him another chance to continue his career.

Larson was convicted in a federal cocaine case in 1995. According to the U.S. Department of Justice...