Complete 2023 3M Open tee times for Round 2 on Friday in Minnesota, featuring Tony Finau, Hideki Matsuyama and more.
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How to watch the 2023 3M Open on Thursday, including a full Round 1 TV schedule, streaming times and more.
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PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan said in a memo that the Tour will not support a proposed ball rollback rule and also said he has "fully recovered" after taking a leave of absence for undisclosed medical reasons on June 13.
In a memo to players, PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan confirmed the Tour won't support the USGA's proposed MLR golf ball.
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Jay Monahan returned from a monthlong absence atop the PGA Tour to announce a flurry of news about the PIF merger, the Tour and the future.
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American Ryder Cup Vice Captain Fred Couples spilled some captain's picks tea on his SiriusXM PGA Tour Radio show on Tuesday.
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The PGA of America has announced that world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler is the first golfer to make the 12-man U.S. Ryder Cup team by qualifying automatically via points.
GOLF Top 100 Teacher Jason Baile explains why dynamic motion in the golf swing is important for making consistently soild contact.
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After a wild week at the Open Championship, let's recap who's trending up (the Ryder Cup) and who's trending down (TV ratings).
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In the market for a long-iron replacement that launches high with a similar spin rate? These 5 should be in the discussion.
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1. Ball Position: Position the golf ball back in your stance, closer to your back foot. This will help you hit down on the ball and produce a lower trajectory.
2. Club Selection: Use a club with less loft, such as a 3-iron or a 4-iron, as these clubs will naturally produce lower shots compared to higher lofted clubs.
3. Hands Ahead: At address, lean your weight slightly toward your target and keep your hands ahead of the ball. This promotes a downward strike at impact, creating a lower ball flight.
4. Compact Swing: Take a shorter backswing and follow-through. A compact swing will reduce the height of the shot and keep the trajectory lower.
5. Strong Grip: Consider using a slightly stronger grip (rotating both hands to the right for right-handed players) to help reduce the clubface loft at impact.
Need a post-round pick-me-up? Slip into an ultra-comfy Rhoback matching athleisure set. Shop some of our favorite pieces here.
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GOLF Top 100 Teacher Jim Murphy explains why knowing (and understanding) your handicap is an important piece to playing better.
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How far could a frustrated golfer full-send a golf club? Tyler Toney, the frontman of the trick-shot troupe, Dude Perfect, found out.
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The beauty of nature emanates from the embroidery decorating these handcrafted putter covers. Bring that calming, balanced energy into your game.
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Brian Harman won The Open, but our staff uncovered lots more last week, like a dreamy course up the coast, the joy of late-night dinners and more.
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Subpar co-hosts Colt Knost and Drew Stoltz make their picks for this week's 3M Open at TPC Twin Cities in Blaine, Minn.
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When you're facing a blind shot and there's a group ahead of you, how long should you wait before you hit? The Etiquetteist weighs in.
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I found 3 surprising opportunities that fired up Brian Harman to win The Open. They are not what you are thinking. He has NOT been winning for many years, but his game has recently been improving in spit of his aging body at 36. He has finally rejuvenated his game after 20 years of trying to find the magic again.
The most important fact that we should pay attention to, is that he never stopped trying to find perfection in his game and we should all do the same. These 3 points were critical for his success.
1/ An Unpleasant Inspiration
On day 3 of The Open, he started his day leading the field. Unfortunately, he made 2 early bogies in his round. Most golfers may see this as the end of their good fortunes and continue to crash and burn. Fortunately, a hostile fan heckled Brian with the comment: “ Harman, you haven’t got the stones to win” . Those vicious words were enough for Brian to turn around his day. It put fire in his belly. It not only inspired him on Saturday but carried him to victory by 6 strokes.
2/ Sticking to His Strategy
Harman had decided that the pot belly bunkers were the evil plague that destroyed the rounds for so many of the pros. He decided to select clubs on every hole to hit short of the bunkers. Most of the greens were surrounded by those bunkers so he also used high shots onto every green to avoid them. Even more important was his skill to hit long iron shots safely to the greens.
3/ Always Searching for Success
In recent years Brian was making a good income from golf but he wanted to find perfection. Knowing that his putting was letting him down, he found an old Golf Training Aid in his collection of golfing paraphernalia. He called it a “silly mirror”. He was “cutting” his putts and used the mirror to help him put a “baby draw” on his putts. [These are very strange words to describe any putting motion when the object is to hit putts STRAIGHT.]
