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Piot rallies on back nine to win U.S. Amateur

Facing his largest deficit of the week and running out of time, James Piot won four straight holes to start the back nine at Oakmont and went on to win the U.S. Amateur on Sunday over Austin Greaser.

Barron cards third straight 64 to win Shaw Classic

Doug Barron birdied the final three holes for his third straight 6-under 64 and a two-stroke victory Sunday in the PGA Tour Champions' Shaw Charity Classic.

Kisner victorious in record-tying six-man playoff

Kevin Kisner won a record-tying six-man playoff at the Wyndham Championship on Sunday to earn his fist PGA Tour victory since 2019.

O'Toole wins her first Women's Scottish Open

Ryann O'Toole won her first LPGA Tour event in 228 starts, closing with a bogey-free 8-under 64 at Dumbarnie Links for a three-shot victory in the Trust Golf Women's Scottish Open.

Here are the 125 players who made it into PGA Tour's FedEx Cup playoffs and where they stand

Golf's regular season is over. Here are the 125 players who advanced to FedEx Cup playoffs.

Q2 Financial Reports: Acushnet and Callaway Ride the Wave

Q2 Financial Reports – Key Takeaways

Acushnet and Callaway both top $1 billion in sales so far in 2021.Acushnet Q2 sales are up 105 percent for Q2 and 70 percent for 2021.Callaway net sales are up 208 percent for Q2 and 112 percent for 2021.

The Q2 financial reports for golf’s two biggest dogs are out and, to put it simply, both Acushnet and Callaway are barking up a storm.

And as bad as last year’s COVID-laced second quarter was—and it was plenty bad—both companies’ 2021 results continue to rewrite the record books. Acushnet more than doubled its Q2 sales compared to last year and Callaway’s sales more than tripled.

And, most importantly, both companies are comfortably in the black.

So, with the requisite disclaimer that we are neither financial advisors nor experts in corporate finance—we’re just folks who love golf and like to read all about it—let’s dive in.

Q2 Financial Reports – Acushnet

After a strong first quarter, Acushnet’s Q2 financial reports show the momentum isn’t letting up. Sales hit $624.9 million in Q2. That’s an increase of more than 108 percent over last year. More importantly, it’s a 35-percent increase over the COVID-less 2019 mark.

Q2 financial reports
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Greaser, Piot set for U.S. Amateur championship

Trailing on the back nine at Oakmont for the first time all week, Austin Greaser responded by winning four straight holes to win his semifinal match Saturday in the U.S. Amateur. Next up is the 36-hole championship match against James Piot.

Barron eagles 18th to take lead in Shaw Classic

Doug Barron eagled the par-5 18th for his second straight 6-under 64 and a one-stroke lead in the PGA Tour Champions' Shaw Charity Classic.

Henley holds third-round lead at Wyndham

Russell Henley shot 1-under 69 on Saturday to take a three-stroke lead in the Wyndham Championship and move a round away from his first PGA Tour win in four years.

Three tied for lead at Women's Scottish Open

Ariya Jutanugarn, Charley Hull and Ryann O'Toole are tied for the lead in the Trust Golf Women's Scottish Open.

Grabelcik in U.S. Amateur semis after 38-hole day

Nick Grabelcik played 38 holes to win three matches Friday, sending the North Florida sophomore into the semifinals of the U.S. Amateur at Oakmont.

Henley hold halfway lead at Wyndham after 64

Russell Henley's 14-under 126 at the Wyndham Championship ties Stewart Cink at the RBC Heritage in April for lowest 36-hole score this season.

Mayfair shoots 62, leads Champions event

Billy Mayfair shot an 8-under 62 on Friday at Canyon Meadows to take a one-stroke lead over Canadian star Mike Weir after the first round of the PGA Tour Champions' Shaw Charity Classic.

Jutanugarn takes lead at Women's Scottish Open

Ariya Jutanugarn had five birdies in a six-hole stretch on the back nine and shot a 6-under 66 on Friday to take the second-round lead in the LPGA Tour's windy and rainy Trust Golf Women's Scottish Open.

Leaderboard: What's happening at the Wyndham Championship

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PXG 0211 Putter Line

PXG 0211 putter line features five different putter models.All putters feature the new Runway Reticle alignment system.Putters are designed to support the higher-handicap golfer.

Today, PXG announced the addition of a line of putters to their budget-conscious 0211 golf club line. This new putter line is not a replacement for their Battle Ready putter line. Instead, these putters are targeting a new golf consumer, much like the 0211 line did with full-swing clubs.

Since their inception, PXG has done their own thing in the golf arena. Mr. Parsons has a vision of how he wants to run his golf company. He stays true to that vison, even if it means that PXG must challenge some of golf’s accepted norms. What I appreciate about their approach is that PXG is also willing to blow up even their own accepted norms.

Case in point: the PXG 0211 line. A company known for making some of the most expensive golf equipment in the business launched a line that is priced well below competitors’ prices. Turns out that the 0211 gear is pretty good, too. During Most Wanted testing, the 0211 driver put up solid numbers against drivers that cost hundreds of dollars more.

I think you can guess where we are headed today with the PXG 0211 putters. Like the other 0211 products, these are less expensive than the other PXG putters. More importantly, like the other 0211 products, these putters look poised to deliver when it comes to innovation and performance.

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Henley shoots his 2-year low to lead Wyndham

Russell Henley shot an 8-under 62 to take the lead Thursday in the suspended first round of the Wyndham Championship.

Thorbjornsen rallies, needs another at Oakmont

Michael Thorbjornsen made five straight birdies to win his first match and needs another big comeback in the second round of a U.S. Amateur that faced more delays Thursday.

Local fav Thomson leads Women's Scottish Open

Michele Thomson of Scotland shot a 7-under 65 on Thursday at Dumbarnie Links to take the first-round lead in the LPGA Tour's Trust Golf Women's Scottish Open.

Know Your Japanese Brands: Proto Concept

Pop quiz!

Proto-C is:

A. The new Elon Musk project

B. The original name for Hi-C Fruit Punch

C. An ultraluxury Japanese equipment company.

As much as B) would make for a cool story, we’re not here to discuss sneaky ways for parents to trick kids into getting enough Vitamin C.



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