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With 18 screens and 18 synthetic greens, installed inside a sprawling convention, City Golf is alt-golf on steroids.

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Wesley Bryan had one putt early Saturday morning to make the cut at the Black Desert Championship. It was a must-see moment.

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Stephan Jaeger chipped in for birdie on consecutive holes for an 8-under 63 that gave him a one-shot lead before the second round was suspended by darkness at the inaugural Black Desert Championship.

Jesper Svensson shot a third-round 67 on Saturday to take a one-stroke lead at the Open de France over Denmark's Thorbjørn Olesen and England's Sam Bairstow.

How was Tiger Woods No. 1 for so long? He answered Jason Day’s question with 14 words, and Day shared the story on “The Smylie Show.”

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Mao Saigo of Japan shot a 7-under 65 to take a one-shot lead after three rounds of the Buick LPGA Shanghai. It was her second consecutive round of 65.

2024 Black Desert Championship Saturday tee times for the third round in Utah, where the pros are taking on an all-new course.

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How to watch the 2024 Black Desert Championship on Saturday, including full Saturday TV coverage and streaming info for Round 3 in Utah.

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On this week's episode of GOLF Subpar, Keegan Bradley's caddie, Scott Vail, explains some of his boss' unique habits for tournament week

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Meet Destination Geneva National, yet another crazy-good golf getaway the state of Wisconsin has to offer golfers in the Midwest and beyond.

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When you're learning to play golf, top teacher Kellie Stenzel says these 10 tips will help you make good contact and get the ball in the air.

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Sei Young Kim of South Korea held on to her lead with a 2-under 70 in the second round of the Buick LPGA Shanghai tournament on Friday.

Major winner Mark Calcavecchia said he was “desperate” to improve. So he made one pro shop purchase during the SAS Championship.

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Jim Nantz, a CBS announcer, said he’s annoyed by this part of golf and shared the thought on Golf Australia’s “The Thing About Golf” podcast.

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Belgium's Thomas Detry shot a second-round 63 to share the lead with England's Dan Bradbury and Jesper Svensson at 9 under par midway through the Open de France on Friday.

Many times, mental coaches for golf, such as myself, recommend “focusing on the process.” But what does this statement actually mean and why do it?

Before and during your rounds, shifting your focus from outcomes—such as your score and the consequences of how you will play—to your process, is key. Your process is a combination of all the actions and routines that you follow to improve outcomes. Examples of this are consistent pre-shot routines or regular putting practice. These activities are all 100% within your control, so placing your focus on them not only means that you are doing the tasks that will improve performance, but it also helps create a more neutral performance state (because what you are focusing on is emotionally neutral).

Why make process your priority?

You want to shoot a good score, I get it. Every competitive player wants to play well and see their name at the top of the leaderboard at the end of the tournament. But the question to ask yourself is: does trying to succeed (or avoid failure) and attain those outcomes and having those thoughts of them before and during play increase the likelihood of you achieving them? My experience from coaching hundreds of players on the mental game would conclude otherwise.

Thinking about the end result and what that will mean for your life (good or bad) only triggers emotions and physiological changes that are not conducive to bringing out your best, mentally and physically, during a shot. The reason, is that you are focusing on something that is uncertain which causes the mind and body to begin preparing for the worst.

Adam Svensson fired a career-best 11-under 60, giving him a two-shot lead Thursday in the Black Desert Championship as the PGA Tour returned to Utah for the first time in 61 years.

Our son mainly looked to us for sympathy, shoulders slumped, when things weren’t going his way on the course. It wasn’t a winning dynamic.

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LIV golfer and major champ Cameron Smith reveals the secrets to his pre-round putting routine, which helps dial in his stroke.

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Struggling with inconsistent ball-striking? Try this simple tee drill from Hall-of-Famer Padraig Harrington.

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