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When Scottie Scheffler showed up at Royal Portrush, there weren’t many questions about how he’d play. He’s already won a major this year and he needed this one to get one step closer to the career grand slam.
But there was one subtle change that separated this week from the last major he won. When you’re dealing with links golf, firm turf, and coastal winds, that one small move can make all the difference.
A driving iron vs. hybrid/fairway wood week
Earlier this week, we took a deeper look at how pros approach bag setup for The Open Championship. At most Tour stops, you might see a few tweaks, an extra wedge, a mini driver, maybe a loft adjustment. But at The Open, those small decisions suddenly carry more weight.
The question that came up repeatedly this week: driving iron or hybrid?
Some players wanted more height into firm, elevated greens. Others prioritized control and trajectory management. It’s not always an obvious answer.
On Sunday, Scottie Scheffler's march on Royal Portrush was a masterclass and further proof that his approach to the game he continues to conquer is unlike anyone else's.
Breakthrough Golf Technology (BGT) says their Paradox putters represent new innovation in putter design technology. Our recent Zero Torque Putter Buyer’s Guide suggests BGT may be on to something. The BGT Paradox mallet scored in the top five from close range.
On the surface, the BGT Paradox putters are zero-torque designs. Obviously, lots of other companies are rolling out zero-torque putters this year. Yet another one in the putter corral is barely newsworthy at this point.
According to BGT, what makes their new Paradox putters different is the incorporation of Principal Axis Technology. The idea is that this new technology allows the putter to remain balanced, not just at address, but also while in motion.
Since most of the time one needs to move a putter to hit a ball, this new technology sounds intriguing.
Before you dismiss this as marketing hogwash, BGT has a history of innovation when it comes to putters. BGT’s Stability Shaft played a large role in golfers (and manufacturers) making the transition from steel to graphite putter shafts.
When diagnosing driver issues, it’s essential to remember that problems aren’t always directly related to the clubhead. The golf club shaft plays a big role in performance. That’s why a proper fitting that examines both the driver head and shaft is important. Our 2025 Best Golf Drivers testing revealed substantial differences in performance depending on swing speed. If your driver feels mismatched, either too slow or too fast for your swing speed, look for these signs.
Your launch angle is too high or too low
Using a launch monitor can quickly identify whether your launch angle is optimal for your swing speed. According to TrackMan, the recommended driver launch angles based on swing speeds are:
| Swing Speed (mph) | Optimal Launch Angle (degrees) |
|---|---|
| 105+ | 10–16 |
| 97–104 | 12–16 |
| 84–96 | 13–16 |
I was forced into custom fitting at a young age, not because I was some junior prodigy, but because 30 years ago, there simply weren’t clubs that worked for a short, young girl. If I wanted to play, we had to get creative: cut down shafts, soften flexes, tweak lie angles, stretch grips as thin as they’d go. Fitting wasn’t scary to me. It was normal. It was the only way I could play decent golf. Most women don’t grow up with that mindset. And that’s the problem. Today, custom fitting is more accessible than ever but a quiet barrier still exists. Too many women golfers, whether new, experienced or highly skilled, are still playing clubs that don’t fit them properly. Not because the gear doesn’t exist but because fitting is still not the norm for women golfers. PXG is trying to change that. One of the most important things they’re doing is clearing up the misconceptions that have been around far too long.  
Ryan Gerard had two seven-point, birdie-eagle bursts and overcame five bogeys to win the Barracuda Championship on Sunday for his first PGA Tour victory.
Rory McIlroy arrived in his home country with unfinished business. And even though he lost the Open by seven, left with something more important. The post Rory McIlroy lost the Open — but found something he’d been missing appeared first on Golf.
Scottie Scheffler's monologues have been taken all sorts of ways. His Chipotle habit, however, is unambiguous — and revealing. The post Scottie Scheffler’s Chipotle habits told us something his Open win couldn’t appeared first on Golf.
From Scottie Scheffler's sweet moment with his family to his playing partner's wholesome reaction to his Open win, get caught up. The post The best moments that followed Scottie Scheffler’s Open win | Rogers Report appeared first on Golf.
Scottie Scheffler had a joke for Haotong Li during the final round of the Open Championship at Royal Portrush. Its punchline was two words. The post Scottie Scheffler had a joke for Haotong Li at Open. Its punchline was 2 words appeared first on Golf.
Scottie Scheffler romped to a dominant win at the Open and left his Tour peers with a perplexing question as they exited Royal Portrush. The post Scottie Scheffler’s emphatic Open win left Tour peers with 1 perplexing question appeared first on Golf.
There was a moment in the wake of Scottie Scheffler’s Open Championship win when you could see him transition from Superman to Clark Kent. The post Scottie Scheffler’s most revealing Open moment came after he’d won appeared first on Golf.
On Sunday, Wyndham Clark answered more questions about his smashed-locker incident at Oakmont and subsequent suspension from the club. The post ‘I did something awful’: Wyndham Clark’s rage fallout follows him to Open appeared first on Golf.
Check out some of the best moments from the final round as Scottie Scheffler won his first Claret Jug.
Can Scottie Scheffler possibly catch Tiger Woods' major total? He was asked about chasing Woods after his Open Championship victory. The post Here’s what Scottie Scheffler says about those Tiger Woods comparisons appeared first on Golf.
Bryson DeChambeau teased a massive American crowd at the Ryder Cup in September, but a larger advantage could make hay. The post Bryson DeChambeau teases a Ryder Cup ‘tsunami’, but a larger advantage lurks appeared first on Golf.
Matt Fitzpatrick’s cross-handed grip was key to his success at the Open Championship. Here's how you can try it in your own game. The post Try Matt Fitzpatrick’s cross-handed grip for better chipping appeared first on Golf.
Wyndham Clark hopes to play again at Oakmont Country Club but says that decision is up to the historic golf club after it banned him from its property for damaging his locker at this year's U.S. Open. © 2025 GolfLynk.com a division of Outdoorsmen.com |
