Adam Scott shot a 9-under 63 in the BMW Championship that gave him a three-shot lead going into the weekend of the penultimate event of the FedEx Cup playoffs.
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Training aids have long sparked debate in the golf community: Do they offer lasting improvement or are they just temporary fixes? Tour Striker, led by Martin Chuck, has developed a range of high-quality training aids that aim to provide real, measurable benefits. The Tour Striker Smart Ball, widely used by pros like Rory McIlroy and Justin Rose, is just one example of the brand’s impact. Now, the MyGolfSpy Forum is offering members the chance to test several of TourStriker’s top products all together.
What you’ll be testing
Each selected tester will receive a Tour Striker Training Kit, which includes:
Tour Striker Smart Ball with Smart Ball Sleeve: Aids in synchronizing the arms and body for a more cohesive swing.Impact Sling: A modern tool for improving tempo and timing, inspired by the classic rope swing drill.Toolbox: A versatile device that assists with alignment, ball position, swing plane and fitness.Tour Striker 7-Iron: Designed to teach proper impact position and forward shaft lean.FlexClick: Helps train correct wrist positions, grip and overall impact quality.Each product comes with lesson protocols by Chuck, guiding you through drills and exercises to maximize their apparent benefits. These protocols ensure users get the most out of their training, helping to instill lasting changes in their swing mechanics and overall game.
The testing opportunity
We are seeking four golfers to test, review and keep the Tour Striker Training Kit. Testers will evaluate each product and its accompanying training videos, focusing on build quality, ease of use and effectiveness.
SIGN UP HERE
Open to registered Forum members in the U.S.Registration closes Aug. 28.Testers will be announced on the Forum Sept. 3.This is your chance to see if these training aids can truly make a difference in your game!


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Rory McIlroy, coming off a three-putt bogey on the 16th hole, hit his drive to the right rough, then casually flung the 3-wood toward the left. It bounced once and went in the water. He walked over to the edge of the water, reached down and retrieved it.
Bryson DeChambeau and Greg Bodine have formed a formidable tandem, but the U.S. Open champ's initial sales pitch could have used a caddie.
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Nelly Korda mastered more blustery conditions at St. Andrews by shooting a bogey-free, 4-under 68 in the second round on Friday to take a three-stroke lead at the Women's Open.
Lexi Thompson's Open Championship was on the brink of a miserable, heartbreaking end. Then she did something special to turn it around.
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Hideki Matsuyama withdrew from the BMW Championship before the start of the second round Friday with a lower back injury.
Our writers take you to the grounds at St. Andrews, where Nelly Korda took over, Lexi rallied, stars MC'd and one pro suffered a strange DQ.
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After firing a round of five-under 67 on Thursday, Hideki Matsuyama withdrew from the BMW Championship ahead of the second round.
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Nelly Korda has won everywhere this season, but a win at St. Andrews would be her best achievement yet. Here's why.
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Rose Zhang upended her AIG Women's Open on Friday morning with a quintessential St. Andrews pot bunker disaster.
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LPGA rookie Ana Pelaez Trivino was on track to make the cut at the AIG Women's Open. But then a rules gaffe ended her week.
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Pace of play at the AIG Women's Open crawled around the Old Course Thursday. What's going on? A number of factors.
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Bettinardi is collaborating with Hasbro for a second Monopoly-themed release.The release will be spread out over four days with different putters, head covers and other Monopoly/Bettinardi collab gear.Releases begin Aug. 26 at Bettinardi.com
Bettinardi just announced their second Monopoly-themed release in collaboration with toymaker Hasbro. Over the course of four days next week, Bettinardi will be releasing Monopoly-inspired golf items.
By the way, how amazing is that orange In Jail fairway wood cover? Taking the cover off my 3W does often result in a trip to a hole’s penal area.
Putters, pitch tools and Park Place
In terms of the scope of the Monopoly release, Bettinardi is keeping things close to their “community chest” this time. They’ve told us to expect to see putters, wedges, irons, head covers and other golf accessories displaying iconic Monopoly imagery.
From the teaser photos, it looks like the products will cover a wide range of Monopoly themes including the return of the popular Monopoly money covers in various denominations.
I fully expect to see a Get Out of Jail Free wedge.




How to watch the 2024 BMW Championship on Friday, including full TV coverage and streaming information for Round 2.
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Callaway’s new Apex Ai lineup has landed at retail and while you might be curious, we know it’s not always easy to know which model is right for you.
Look, I’m always going to tell you that your best chance at making the right decision is to get fitted but since that isn’t always possible (and some of you just don’t want to), we decided to build on our First Look piece in the hope of helping you find the right Apex.
Let’s start with the easy way.
Are you an Apex player?
The Apex Ai (and Ti Fusion) family is the first time Callaway has leveraged an Ai Smart Face in an Apex design.
Your refresher, as the name overtly suggests, Callaway has leveraged artificial intelligence (AI) to design an iron face to achieve a specific objective more efficiently than it could with human intelligence alone. (While the rest of the world uses AI for short, Callaway persists with Ai in their brand names.)













I need to preface this with multiple disclaimers.
Any form of golf is a positive. Any form of golf alongside family and friends is positive.
And if we’re all coming together to play in a tournament where the primary objective is to raise money for charity while having some fun along the way, that is even more of a positive.
What I’m about to describe is a first-world problem inception. It’s a first-world problem nesting doll, and I’m doubtful there is any real “solution” to the “problem” I have. The fact I’m complaining about it is ridiculous.
Even so, I have to say it:
Bryson DeChambeau spoke exclusively to GOLF.com on Thursday about a variety of subjects, from his personal growth to the power of YouTube.
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