Matti Schmid and Ben Griffin matched each other again on Saturday, and will head into the final round at the Colonial tied four strokes ahead of the field and with world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler lurking not much further back at the Fort Worth Texas course.
Retief Goosen, Ángel Cabrera, Phillip Archer and Jason Caron are tied for the lead entering the final round of the Senior PGA.
Jenny Bae missed several chances to stretch her lead toward the end of her round Saturday, finishing with a 71 and a one-shot lead in the Mexico Riviera Maya Open.
On wooden benches and floors, spike marks double as reminders of the greats who walked inside a clubhouse as historic as the course itself.
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Reigning Masters champion Rory McIlroy will skip next week's Memorial Tournament in Dublin, Ohio.
Ben Griffin and Matti Schmid were tied for the second-round lead at 11 under at the Charles Schwab Challenge at Colonial.
LPGA rookie Jenny Bae birdied her last hole for another 69 to take a one-shot lead into the weekend at the Mexico Riviera Maya Open.
Scottie Scheffler hasn't had his best stuff this week at Colonial, but he still did something incredible during the third round.
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GOLF Top 100 Teacher E.A. Tischler explains why accelerating through the ball is not a putting directive you should necessarily heed.
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While hybrids and lofted irons have increased in popularity, being able to hit great mid and long irons is still a necessary skill.
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With one hole remaining on Friday in Mexico, Maria Fassi leaned on some advice she'd solicited from a quartet of LPGA legends.
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On Friday at the Senior PGA, Padraig Harrington explained why focusing on hitting fairways and greens isn't always the best strategy.
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It’s official—PuttView has revolutionized how MyGolfSpy conducts putter testing, and the results of the 2025 Most Wanted Mallet Putter test reflect a new era of performance-based insights. With 36 mallet putters tested, over 180 hours logged, and 23,040 putts tracked, the field was one of the most competitive we’ve seen in years.
While big brands like PING, TaylorMade, and Odyssey showed up strong, the surprises came from smaller names like Wilson, Runner, and Makefield. It’s a testament to just how much the putter market has shifted—and how much opportunity there is to find value and performance outside of brand recognition.
Let’s break down the winners, the surprises, and what this all means for golfers looking for their next flatstick.
These putters earned their spots not by popularity or price tag, but by outperforming the competition in various putting ranges. And in the most balanced performance across short, medium, and long distances, Wilson’s Infinite Buckingham stood tall.
Mallet putters have long been praised for their forgiveness and stability. In 2025, the trend continues, but with even greater nuance. Thanks to PuttView’s advanced tracking, we now understand not just which putters drop the most putts, but how they control proximity to the hole, speed, and dispersion—critical factors in improving putting performance.
For Tiger’s 2000 campaign to rank as the unequivocal greatest of all time, it had serious leapfrogging to do.
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What Tiger Woods did 25 years ago is the most dominant yearlong performance by any athlete, anywhere, in any sport, at any time. Here's why.
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How to watch the 2025 Charles Schwab Challenge on Saturday, including full Charles Schwab Challenge TV coverage for Round 3.
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On this week's episode of GOLF's Fully Equipped, the hosts talk with Callaway's Kellen Watson about the golf ball Bryson DeChambeau needs.
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Vijay Singh recovered after bogeying his first three holes and finished with a 68 for a share of the Senior PGA lead with Y.E. Yang and Cameron Percy.
Success in golf isn’t just about perfect swings—smart course management and strategic thinking can save strokes and boost your scores. Here are key strategies to elevate your game:
Know your game. If you hit better with your 7-iron than a risky driver, use it.
Choose clubs and shots you’re confident with, especially under pressure.
Don’t always attack the flag—especially if it’s tucked behind a bunker or near the edge.
Hitting the center of the green increases your chance for a two-putt par.
In the world of golf, where every shot counts and mental composure is critical, breathwork for golfers is one of the most underused — yet most powerful — performance tools available. From Olympic athletes to Navy SEALs, elite performers train their breathing to regulate the nervous system, sharpen focus, and stay composed under pressure.
For golfers, the ability to control your breath can mean the difference between a calm, confident shot and a costly mistake.
Why Breathwork for Golfers Matters
When you step onto the first tee or face a must-make putt, your body responds with increased heart rate, shallow breathing, and tension. It’s your nervous system saying, “This matters.” That response is normal — and can be helpful — up to a point.
This is where the Yerkes-Dodson Law comes into play. It shows that performance increases with arousal, but only to a certain level. Too little, and you’re flat. Too much, and tension, anxiety, and poor decision-making kick in. The sweet spot is the optimal performance zone — and breathwork for golfers is your pathway to finding it.
The Foundation: Three-Part Inhale for Golfers
The most effective breathwork for golfers starts with the way you breathe in. Try this full-body, three-part inhale:
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