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Michael Brennan set the scoring record in his first PGA Tour victory, but his lava-ridden finish on 18 was no cakewalk.

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Our Tour Confidential panel discusses Keegan Bradley's Ryder Cup future, the PGA Tour's scheduling questions, Yani Tseng's win and more.

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Michael Brennan won the Bank of Utah Championship to earn a PGA Tour card and a $1.08 million check. Here's how much everyone made in Utah.

The post 2025 Bank of Utah Championship payout: Here’s how much every player made appeared first on Golf.

Former World No. 1 Yani Tseng won for the first time in 11 years on Sunday. Her victory was about much more than a trophy.

The post Former World No. 1’s drought-snapping win came with a deeper meaning appeared first on Golf.

Fifa Laopakdee, a 20-year-old amateur from Thailand, overcame a massive deficit to claim a Masters invite at the Asia-Pacific Amateur.

The post Golfer clinches first Masters after insane 6-stroke comeback, 3-hole playoff appeared first on Golf.

American Jordan Gumberg secured his DP World Tour card with an unlikely hole-out on the final hole Genesis Championship.

The post ‘Unbelievable’: Pro saves job with unlikely walk-off hole-out eagle appeared first on Golf.

Hitting low controlled pitch shots is an easy way to shave strokes off your score. GOLF Top 100 Teacher Mike Malizia explains how.

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When you encounter a fried-egg lie in the bunker, you've got a couple different options for how to escape.

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Pongsapak "Fifa" Laopakdee rallied from a six-shot deficit with a 4-under 68 and beat 16-year-old Taisei Nagasaki of Japan on the third playoff to win the Asia-Pacific Amateur, sending him to the Masters and Open next year.

Mountain Lake Golf Club assistant general manager Aaron Langley shares his expert guidance on how to replicate the club's famous cookies.

The post How to replicate this historic golf club’s famous gingersnap cookies appeared first on Golf.

Australia beat the United States Team to win the LPGA's International Crown tournament on Sunday.

Michael Brennan shot a 7-under 64 on Saturday in sunny conditions at the Bank of Utah Championship to take a two-stroke lead over defending champion Matt McCarty.

Canada's Brooke Henderson and Wei-Ling Hsu of Taiwan won 4 and 3 to qualify the World team for the International Crown semifinals.

If you know, you know.

The adidas ZX line is one of those icons that never gets the love it deserves. It first dropped in the 1980s and has since been resurrected a few times. Shoes like the ZX 8000 were popular in 1988, and they’re still popular today.

Heck, if you saw the numbers the ZX Flux did in the high school halls of Utah, you’d be impressed.

So when adidas decided to drop a retro version of the ZX 8000 for winter golf, I couldn’t help but feel a little nostalgic. The problem? They didn’t really tell anyone.

That’s what my job is!

That persistent slice? The pulls that start left and stay left? The monster snap hook? They all trace back to one fundamental problem: your swing path is off.

Swing path determines where your ball starts and, when you add in the clubface position, how it will curve. Get it wrong and you’ll fight compensations that make golf miserable. Get it right and suddenly the game suddenly feels easier than ever.

You don’t need months of lessons or a complete swing overhaul. Three specific drills can fix your path issues faster than you’d think possible.

(All references are for right-handed golfers.)

Why swing path matters more than you realize

Most golfers obsess over their grip, their stance and their takeaway, which are all important. However, swing path (the direction the clubhead travels through impact) can undermine everything else.

It’s a well-known fact that seven out of 10 doctors agree that quarterly golf trips are mandatory for long, happy and healthy lives.

Those other three quacks? Calling Dr. Howard, Dr. Fine, Dr. Howard …

Once you’ve sold your better half on the obvious quality of life benefits of a late fall golf trip, you’re going to have to gear up. Your summer stuff is fine if you’re heading to Streamsong, Scottsdale or Palm Springs, but you’ll need to bundle up if you’re heading anywhere north of the Mason-Dixon line.

In that spirit, we’ve put together some recommendations to help you stay warm, dry and comfortable as you make your way to Pebble Beach or any other less-than-tropical golf destination.

#1: You’ll need to stay warm

Northern California is a dandy spot for a fall golf trip. The crown jewel, of course, is Pebble Beach, but there are plenty of other great destinations between the Napa Valley and the Monterey Peninsula. Daytime temperatures are typically in the low-to-mid 60s, while nighttime lows can dip into the mid-40s.

Michael Brennan earned a Korn Ferry Tour spot with a dominant late-summer burst on the PGA Tour Americas. In two days at Black Desert in the Bank of Utah Championship, he charged to the top of a PGA Tour leaderboard.

Golf, while appearing to be a gentle sport, demands a significant level of physical conditioning, mental focus, and technical skill. To truly excel and avoid injury, a comprehensive training and conditioning program is essential. This document outlines key areas of focus to help golfers enhance their performance on the course.

The Importance of Physical Fitness in Golf

Many amateur golfers underestimate the physical demands of the game. A powerful and consistent golf swing requires strength, flexibility, balance, and endurance. Neglecting these aspects can lead to inconsistent play, reduced power, and a higher risk of injury.

Strength Training for Golfers

If you’re anything like us, as soon as you heard the news about the new Amazon Core Soft Golf Ball, you bought a few dozen (or 10) and took them straight to the course.

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How to watch the 2025 Bank of Utah Championship on Friday at, including full Bank of Utah Championship TV coverage for Round 2.

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