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Should you tee up the ball on a par 3? A Top 100 Teacher weighs in

Is it better to give yourself a good lie on the ground, or use a tee on a par 3? GOLF Top 100 Teacher Brian Manzella shares his thoughts.

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Scottie's common sense, Bob Mac's sunset beer, LIV rumors | Monday Finish

Scottie Scheffler's win came with a side of common sense, Bob Mac's sunset beer had extra meaning, one LIV rumor vanished and more.

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Scottie Scheffler's first car for sale (but you'll have to outbid Jim Nantz)

Scottie Scheffler is auctioning off his Yukon XL, complete with 184,000 miles on the odometer, for a great cause. Here's how to bid on it.

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Watch Bryson DeChambeau trick shot go horribly wrong (with Donald Trump's granddaughter)

In a new viral clip, Bryson DeChambeau attempts a trick shot with Donald Trump's granddaughter, but it goes horribly wrong.

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This high-tech training aid can fix ALL areas of your game

With the BAL.ON Smart Kit, you can get instant feedback on your swing — and suggestions on how to fix the flaws.

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The secret is out about PXG's newest Black Ops irons

PXG's newest Black Ops irons are unique in the company's lineup because they're a stand-alone game-improvement offering.

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The 'underrated' trait that Scottie Scheffler, Tiger Woods share in common

When assessing Scottie Scheffler's historic nine-win season, it's hard not to draw comparisons to peak Tiger Woods.

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How to watch the 2024 Grant Thornton Invitational: TV, streaming, tee times

Find out how to watch the 2024 Grant Thornton Invitational at Tiburon Golf Club, including full TV coverage, streaming info and tee times.

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Scheffler caps big year in Bahamas with 9th win

Scottie Scheffler returned from a two-month break and nothing changed. He won the Hero World Challenge on Sunday with a 9-under 63 to tie the tournament record at Albany Golf Club and win by six shots.

Veerman climbs from 5 back to win Nedbank title

Johannes Veerman claimed his second European tour title by winning the Nedbank Golf Challenge in South Africa following a bogey on the 72nd hole by home favorite Aldrich Potgieter.

Thomas leads by 1 shot at Hero World Challenge

Justin Thomas was long off the tee and made a few long putts on the back nine to overtake Scottie Scheffler with a 6-under 66 and build a one-shot lead Saturday over golf's best player going into the final round of the Hero World Challenge.

Niemann claims Saudi Int'l title in 3-way playoff

Joaquin Niemann won his first Saudi International title, beating Cameron Smith and Caleb Surratt in a three-way playoff.

Potgieter up 3 going into final round of Nedbank

Aldrich Potgieter will enter the final round of the Nedbank Golf Challenge with a three-shot lead as the 20-year-old South African chases a home victory.

At Hero, Scheffler in familiar spot -- with lead

Scottie Scheffler birdied every hole but the par-3s on the front nine at Albany Golf Club on Friday and finished his bogey-free round with an 8-under 64 that gave him a two-shot lead in the Hero World Challenge.

Learn to Read the Greens

Reading the greens is a crucial skill for lowering your golf scores. It involves understanding the slopes, grain, and speed of the green to predict how your ball will break and roll. Here’s how to sharpen your green-reading skills:


1. Analyze the Terrain

  • Why It’s Important: The slope and contours of the green determine how the ball will break.
  • How to Do It:
    • Look for the high and low points on the green.
    • Stand behind your ball and imagine the path it will take to the hole.
    • Walk to the opposite side of the hole for a second perspective.

2. Pay Attention to the Grain

  • Why It’s Important: Grass grain affects the speed and direction of your putt.
  • How to Do It:
    • Look at the shine of the grass. If it’s shiny, the grain runs away from you, making the putt faster. If it looks darker, the grain runs toward you, slowing the putt.
    • Observe how the grass grows around the cup to identify the grain’s direction.

3. Observe the Surroundings

  • Why It’s Important: Nearby features like water or slopes can influence how the green drains and, in turn, how it plays.
  • How to Do It: If there’s water or a valley nearby, the ball might break in that direction. Use your surroundings to predict breaks.

4. Gauge the Speed

  • Why It’s Important: Speed is as crucial as direction for a successful putt.
  • How to Do It:
    • Practice on the practice green to get a feel for the day’s green speed.
    • Use soft, consistent strokes during your putt to maintain control.

5. Use Your Feet

  • Why It’s Important: Feeling the slope can enhance your reading accuracy.
  • How to Do It: While walking on the green, notice where you feel a tilt. This can help you confirm the break’s direction.

6. Trust Your Line and Commit

  • Why It’s Important: Confidence is key to executing a good putt.
  • How to Do It: Once you’ve read the green and lined up your putt, trust your instincts. Avoid second-guessing yourself.

7. Practice Green-Reading Drills

  • Why It’s Important: Regular practice hones your ability to predict breaks and speeds.
  • How to Do It:
    • Set up putts from various distances and angles.
    • Mark the expected break with tees and see how close you come to your predicted line.

Pro Tip

Use a green-reading system like the "AimPoint" method, which combines feel and visual techniques to help you assess breaks more accurately.


With consistent practice and observation, you’ll develop a keen eye for reading greens, making your putting game more precise and your rounds more enjoyable.

This golf course costs $1,250 to play. Here's how to book a tee time

Shadow Creek GM Monte Montgomery joined GOLF's Subpar to talk about what it's like working at the lavish (and expensive) Las Vegas club.

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Scottie Scheffler's deadpan joke about Tiger Woods, money cracks up reporters

At his Hero World Challenge presser, Scottie Scheffler lightened the mood with some jokes about Tiger Woods and money.

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8 Things You Need To Know About the New Sub 70 859 Drivers

There’s a reason Jason Hiland has an extra spring in his step this holiday season.

Hiland, you see, is the owner-operator of Sub 70 Golf in Sycamore, Ill., and his company has just released a new family of drivers. That, in and of itself, isn’t what’s putting some slide into Hiland’s glide. It’s the fact the new Sub 70 859, 859 Pro and 859 JD drivers have something no Sub 70 driver has ever had before.

A patent.

Well, a patent pending. But it’s still a patent.

“I don’t false-promise stuff to people,” Hiland tells MyGolfSpy. “But this is the biggest leap forward we’ve ever had from one generation of product to the next.”

Sub 72 859 Pro driver.
Sub 70 859 Pro driver.
Sub 70 859 driver with ART Face technology.

Sub 70 859 Pro driver.

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Sub 70 859 driver.





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How to Build a DIY Golf Simulator

Did you know that according to the National Golf Foundation (NGF) an estimated 6.2 million Americans played golf using a simulator in 2023? That’s a 73% increase from pre-Covid levels. 

Moreover, the macro data suggests this trend of increased global participation will continue over the next decade. 

As such, there’s a decent chance you’ve pondered adding some sort of “at-home” golf solution on more than one occasion. However, the sheer number of options is mind-numbing and, at first glance, likely appear cost-prohibitive. But, as the great Lee Corso cautions, “Not so fast, my friends ….”

WHERE DO I BELONG?

Let’s consider three buckets of would-be golf simulator consumers. 












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