Hideki Matsuyama withdrew from the BMW Championship before the start of the second round Friday with a lower back injury.
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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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Some steps in women’s golf fashion have been small. We’ve seen shifts in cut, fit, or color options. However, the world of women’s golf fashion is about to take a bold leap forward with the debut of the adidas x JAY3LLE collection at the AIG Women’s Open. This capsule is a collaboration between Adidas and the luxury fashion label JAY3LLE. The goal of the release is to empower women to express themselves boldly on the course, and as you’ll see, this line pushes the boundaries of traditional golf attire.
A Collaboration Redefining Women’s Golf Fashion
adidas, a global leader in sportswear, has teamed up with JAY3LLE, a luxury fashion label, to create a groundbreaking capsule collection that redefines women’s golf fashion.
JAY3ELLE is co-founded by designer Johan Lindeberg and his daughter, Blue.
This collaboration with Adidas aims to offer a fresh approach to women’s golf apparel.
The goal is to provide high-performance sportswear with high fashion. Johan Lindeberg said, “This capsule speaks to the energy and inclusive community that’s steadily growing in the sport and especially amongst women, which is why focusing on womenswear for this collection was so important.” The timing of the release is certainly no coincidence. The collection’s debut at St. Andrews highlights the intersection of the tradition and the future of the sport.
I see you. You’ve been grinding at the game the past few years and your handicap index reflects it. Now that you’ve dropped some of those strokes, it’s time to drop those super game improvement irons and grab a set that matches your game. I’ve got a deal for you today to help you do just that.
The Mizuno JPX 923 Hot Metal Pro irons are now on sale at Golf Galaxy.
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New 4335 Nickel Chromoly is 35% stronger than Mizuno’s original ChromolyPlayers Speed Cavity with a compact design and minimal offsetV-Chassis delivers a more solid satisfying vibration patternThe JPX 923 Hot Metal Pro finished near the top in our 2023 player’s distance irons test. If you’re ready to move up from those GI irons, take advantage of this deal today.
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Keegan Bradley leads the BMW Championship after shooting a 6-under 66 in Thursday's first round.
World No. 1 and FedEx Cup points leader Scottie Scheffler told reporters he woke up with a sore back and had difficulty loosening it up but doesn't envision it being a problem the remainder of the BMW.
Charley Hull rolled in a 6-foot putt on No. 18 for the last of her six birdies to shoot 5-under 67 and take a one-stroke lead after the first round of the Women's British Open.
The PGA Tour has a rich history that traces back to the early 20th century. Here’s an overview of its development:
Early Beginnings
1916: Formation of the PGA of America
- The Professional Golfers' Association of America (PGA of America) was founded to represent golf professionals and improve the standards of the game.
- Initially, the PGA of America focused on organizing tournaments for its members and growing the sport.
1919: First PGA Championship
- The first PGA Championship was held at the Brae Burn Country Club in Newton Center, Massachusetts. This major tournament was one of the earliest professional golf championships in the United States.
Creation of the PGA Tour
1968: Establishment of the PGA Tour
- The PGA Tour was officially established as a separate entity from the PGA of America, primarily to focus on organizing and promoting professional golf tournaments.
- The split was driven by the desire to create a more player-focused organization that could better manage the tour's growing popularity and commercial potential.
1970s: Growth and Expansion
