PGA caddy Eric Larson is finally out of the rough.

He served 11 years in prison for dealing cocaine, and was barred from working in the UK because of the 30-year-old conviction — but a sudden presidential pardon finally frees him to take part in some of the sport’s most prestigious tournaments across the pond.

“I’m very fortunate. I’m grateful. I got a chance now,” said Larson, 66, who carries the clubs of American golfer Harris English.

Larson’s problem emerged when the British government changed its immigration laws two years ago to require an electronic authorization for travelers — something he had been denied due to his past conviction.

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