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The 2024 Augusta National Women's Amateur features the top women amateur golfers competing for glory at Augusta National Golf Club.
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From the rise of Ingrid Lindblad to Amari Avery's fourth attempt at the title, here are the top storylines to know as the best women's amateur players prepare to tee off at the 2024 ANWA.
Yes, we know you can't bring phones. But what essential items should you make sure to bring to the Masters? This list can help you out.
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Like its host, Scottie Scheffler's Masters Champions Dinner menu was refreshingly uncomplicated. But one item was something of a mystery
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This week, Rules Guy revisits Jeff Maggert's unfortunate — and costly! — rules incident in a bunker at the 2003 Masters.
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I remember everything about attending the 2015 Masters—the first of six pilgrimages I’ve been fortunate enough to make to the hallowed grounds of Augusta National.
All my senses were heightened.
Visually, the immaculate green playing surfaces and their surprising undulations were surreal. You can’t even believe the 14th green when you first see it. Did they bury an elephant there?
The roars, the complete silence and everything in between became a soundtrack I wish could be made into vinyl. You can decipher which roars are for aces, eagles, birdies or close approach shots. The silence is only followed by the sound of impact and an earnest reaction bereft of idiots screaming “mashed potatoes” or some other bullshit.
The smell and taste—of pimento cheese, moon pies, peach ice cream sandwiches and sweet tea—are somehow better when sitting next to a green in relative solitude, imagining all the history that played out before this moment.
It’s a picture-perfect morning as you and your buddies are getting ready to tee off on the first hole.
Everyone excitedly peels open a fresh sleeve of their favorite ball, hoping this pack makes the difference with ego, self-confidence, bragging rights and potentially some money at stake.
Whether you’re new to the game or an experienced golfer, you’ve done your research—maybe even consulting MyGolfSpy’s Best Golf Balls of 2023—and picked a ball that best suits your game, whether it’s based on rigorous testing and data or brand loyalty and familiarity.
Suddenly, one buddy withdraws an orange ball.
“Did you find that thing in the woods?”
What can AI do for you?
A month ago, I asked AI to buy me new golf shoes. That was a mistake.
Not because AI isn’t capable of understanding a prompt and spitting out a decent response. It was a mistake because it opened up a rabbit hole that I can’t seem to escape.
I’ve gone back and forth many times on whether AI tools can be useful for the everyday consumer. For example, can AI help me find a driver that’s right for my game?
It’s worth noting that AI will never (at least I don’t think so) replace a real club fitting. That said, with a few details about my swing, is it possible to get a recommendation that’s at least better than doing my own laborious research?
Golf trips provide some of our most enjoyable experiences. Maybe it is a once-in-a-lifetime experience at the Old Course or the annual buddies trip—they all offer memories that will last a lifetime. Unfortunately, the actual traveling aspect is often the most stressful. Knowing your golf clubs will arrive safely is vital. With experiences both good and bad, I have learned a few tips and tricks to make your next golfing adventure a little more worry-free.
The Basics
It should go without saying but a quality travel bag is a must. We have all seen the videos or heard the stories about golf bags being tossed around by airlines with disastrous results. While a quality golf bag won’t necessarily entirely solve this, it is the first step in ensuring all your gear arrives intact.
The two main options for travel golf bags are hard case or soft case with padding. There are a few golf travel bags that offer a combination. A hard shell is very durable and really helps protect your gear but they can be bulky and cumbersome. Soft cases are easier to pack and offer less protection but are, in general, more versatile.
Stiff Arm Support Bar
This bar with an umbrella-like top fits inside the bag and acts as a spine to protect the longer clubs which are more susceptible to damage. This accessory is meant for soft-covered bags.
One of the top options available is the Bag Boy BackBone.
LIV Golf teased an upcoming interview featuring Anthony Kim with David Feherty, in which Kim said he "was around some bad people."
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What happens when your driver speed and spin go up? For Finau, it meant making some important changes to the big stick.
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Ready to take your Masters party to the next level? Get your own custom caddie uniform to help you get in the Masters spirit.
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Stephan Jaeger has gained clubhead speed and distance off the tee. Here's how he's tweaked his driver setup to keep up.
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Scottie Scheffler's putt, Nelly Korda's road trip, an unlikely PGA Tour staredown — this week's Monday Finish breaks it down.
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While talking to the Short Game Chef, Parker McLachlin, Lee Trevino shares a fun tip that's important to remember when addressing the ball.
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Stephan Jaeger won his first PGA Tour event in his 135th attempt, closing with nine straight pars for a 3-under 67 and avoiding a playoff when Scottie Scheffler missed a 5-foot birdie putt on the final hole Sunday.
Nelly Korda became the first LPGA Tour player to win three straight starts since Ariya Jutanugarn in 2016 and first American since Nancy Lopez won five straight 1978.
Keita Nakajima shot 40 on the back nine but still won the Hero Indian Open by 4 strokes for his first European tour title.
