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Teens Avery Zweig and Gianna Clemente overcame an early two-hole deficit to defeat California college players Tiffany Le and Kate Villegas 3 and 1 in the U.S. Women's Amateur Four-Ball Championship.
A Florida judge ruled late Wednesday that the ex-girlfriend of Tiger Woods must abide by a nondisclosure agreement she purportedly signed and resolve her lawsuits seeking millions from the golf superstar through private arbitration.
Bubba Watson has had his ups (2 Green Jackets at The Masters) and downs during his pro career but his successes came by learning from his own trial and errors as he practiced his game of golf. He was proud to say that he never took a lesson in golf. He figured it out be using whatever worked for his game using draws and fades. So why can’t you develop your game by experimenting for your success.
Anyone can Learn to Golf
I learned this game the hard way by finding old clubs and some balls in our attic so that I could hit balls around a park with my buddies. In my early years playing golf, I never had the money to pay for a lesson, so I just hacked around the park and short golf courses with friends. In my early working years I decided to put more focus into my game and joined a golf club. I bought a books about the fundamentals by Jack Nicklaus and took a week of group lessons. At least that was my starting point.
Bubba is a self-taught golfer who drives longer than most but his hooks and slices now get him into more trouble than any golfer wants. A more conventional swing my save his game.
Don’t Go it Alone
If you want to get serious about golf read up on the basics and rent some clubs to sort out the shaft stiffness that suits your physical strength. You may even want to buy some used clubs with the correct shaft length and flex that work for your swing. Take some professional lessons and then buy some new clubs that will fit your game.
Read GOLF Tips to Find Your Game
This is a great example: Dustin Johnson & Lee Trevino swing with similar grips and elbows. They roll both of their hands back on their grip to give for a “STRONGER GRIP“. They also keep their trailing elbow bent so that it stays under their leading elbow for more leverage to add power to launch their drives. You may want to try this but my description below may help you achieve this approach.
Creating a stronger grip is easy as you do this during your setup, but managing your elbows during your downswing may cause some confusion. Fortunately I discovered the easy way to make this happen. BOW YOUR LEADING WRIST during your takeaway and add wrist lag as you near your transition at the top. That forces you to shallow your downswing and keep your tailing elbow bent like Dustin and Lee. Trust me. This really works so practice this swing with your driver and start launching amazing straight drives.
McIlroy met Josh Allen and Von Miller while he was in town for the 105th PGA Championship.
Brooks Koepka said Wednesday ahead of the PGA Championship that the time for reflection on his Masters performance is long over.
Jordan Spieth played nine practice holes Wednesday and said his injured wrist feels good ahead of the PGA Championship.
U.S. Ryder Cup captain Zach Johnson wants "horses for courses" for his team but said it's tough to assess LIV Golf stars based on limited interaction.
Golfers lose 300 million golf ball each year. How many have you contributed to that number?
The golf ball retriever is a necessity for any budding golfer. We’re here to break it down for you.
Golf is a sport that demands precision, skill, and sometimes, the ability to retrieve lost golf balls. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the benefits of owning a golf ball retriever, the different types available, and how to choose the right one for you. Discover how a golf ball retriever can save you money, time, and even improve your game.
Benefits of a Golf Ball Retriever
Save Money
One of the primary benefits of owning a golf ball retriever is the potential to save money. Golf balls can be expensive, and losing them on the course can quickly add up. With a golf ball retriever, you can easily recover lost balls, reducing the need to purchase new ones frequently.
Save Time
Searching for lost golf balls can be time-consuming, especially when playing on a challenging course with numerous water hazards and thick rough. A golf ball retriever allows you to quickly and efficiently retrieve balls, saving time and minimizing disruptions to your game. It makes it easy to focus on the task at hand rather than worry so much about locating your balls.
Improve Your Game
Using a golf ball retriever can also have a positive impact on your game. Knowing that you have a tool to recover lost balls can provide peace of mind and boost your confidence when faced with difficult shots. Additionally, practicing with a retriever can help you become more familiar with the various hazards on the course, improving your overall course management strategy.
Justin Thomas has struggled since winning his second PGA Championship nearly a year ago, but he's hoping adjustments will help him get back into championship form.
Who can win? Who has the best betting value? What props are the most interesting? Our experts look at the 2023 PGA Championship from all angles.
MyGolfSpy Ball Lab is where we quantify the quality and consistency of golf balls. Today, we’re reviewing the 2023 Callaway Supersoft. To learn more about our test process, click here.
About the Callaway Supersoft
What you need to know about the Callaway Supersoft is almost entirely in the name. It’s habitually among the softest balls on the market which likely explains why it’s one of the best-selling balls.
True story.
What golfers may not know and what’s relevant to this review is that the Callaway Supersoft isn’t produced in Chicopee, Mass., alongside the Chrome Soft family of golf balls. It’s produced for Callaway (the design is proprietary to Callaway) by Launch Technologies in Taiwan.
“LT” produces balls for several of the larger OEMs as well as numerous direct-to-consumer brands.
Marlene Hagge-Vossler, a Hall of Fame player and the last surviving founder of the LPGA Tour, died Tuesday morning, her family said. She was 89.
PGA of America CEO Seth Waugh doesn't think LIV will last but he's OK with the disruption it brought to men's golf.
Here are the tee times for the PGA Championship at Oak Hill Country Club. Justin Thomas is the defending champion while Jordan Spieth is looking for a career Grand Slam.
If you’re a golfer who is always on the lookout for the latest and greatest in golf footwear, this article is for you. From their groundbreaking technologies to their stylish designs, we’ve got the lowdown on what’s hot in the world of adidas golf shoes this year.
So, without further ado, let’s dive into our top picks for the best adidas golf shoes in 2023. Keep in mind that the best adidas golf shoes listed here are in no particular order. If you’re interested in our full golf shoe rankings for spiked and spikeless shoes, you can view those here.
1. adidas ZG23 Spiked Golf Shoes
adidas ZG23 golf shoeOverview
The adidas ZG23 has been making waves in the golf world and for a good reason. With a two-year gap since the release of its predecessor, the ZG21, adidas has gone all-in on revamping this model, making it lighter and more comfortable without sacrificing performance.
Key Features
Five models, including men’s and women’s laced, men’s and women’s BOA, and a watered-down laced variant for junior golfersIncreased traction, stability, and comfort compared to the previous modelUltra-Light Stability Fin for added supportD-Traxion technology for improved tractionLightstrike Pro and Lightstrike FoamOne of the major changes in the ZG23 is the introduction of Lightstrike Pro, which replaces the Boost cushion used in the ZG21. This new foam offers a softer, more cushioned feel while still providing the stability golfers need. Combined with the Lightstrike foam that makes up the exterior midsole, the ZG23 offers a soft yet stable shoe that provides instant step-in comfort.
Ultra-Light Stability Fin
The Ultra-Light Stability Fin, first introduced in the ZG21, has been redesigned for the ZG23 to provide even more stability for golfers of all swing speeds. This 3D fin wraps onto the upper, offering support on both the medial and lateral sides of the foot, ensuring a stable base throughout the swing.
Newly minted Masters champion Jon Rahm says he's focused on this week's PGA Championship at Oak Hill, not bashing golfers on the rival LIV Golf circuit.
Rory McIlroy, one of the more outspoken players on the PGA Tour, has suddenly gone quiet when asked about the LIV Golf tour.
