The U.S. Women's Open returns to Lancaster this weekend as Allisen Corpuz looks to defend her title and Nelly Korda plays for her seventh win this season.
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Blanchard, Engel claim U.S. Amateur 4-Ball title
Brian Blanchard and Sam Engel beat teenagers Blades Brown and Jackson Herrington 2 up to win the U.S. Amateur Four-Ball Championship on Wednesday.
How to watch 2024 PGA RBC Canadian Open: ESPN+ schedule
It's time for the 2024 PGA RBC Canadian Open. Will Nick Taylor successfully defend his 2023 title? Check out how to watch the action on ESPN+ now.
Calm your State of Mind with TEMPO
Every shot in your game can be corrected with a consistent tempo. Every club in your bag is a different weight and different length to accommodate your shots of different distances. Your driver, fairway woods, hybrids and irons all have different contact points with the ground during your swing. For a consistent impact (with each club), you need a consistent tempo, for your backswing and downswing.
Golf is a simple game if you can only control your mind and point of impact with every club.
Tom Watson said that he controls his tempo by saying the word “Edelweiss” for every swing in his game.
I like to use the phrase “One annd Two” where Two is the start of my downswing to a balance finish.
Calm yourself down by choosing the right club to make your shot and then lining up your shot before you move to your stance beside your ball.

Caught the shanks during your round? Here's what you should do
In today's edition of Play Smart, XXIO ambassador Nathalie Sheehan explains how you can cure your shanks during the round.
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Scheffler: 'No ill will' to cop as charges dropped
Charges have been dropped against Scottie Scheffler stemming from his arrest as he was driving to the PGA Championship earlier this month.
Peter Kostis' key to a better stroke — and better lag putting
Struggling with touch on the greens? Peter Kostis shares easy steps to control your putting follow through for improved distance control.
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Scottie Scheffler criminal charges dismissed in Louisville courtroom
Twelve days after Scottie Scheffler was arrested and charged with three misdemeanors and a felony, those charges have been dropped.
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I tried it: Why this was the best push cart I ever used
I recently tested the Bag Boy Nitron Auto-Open Push Cart. Here's why I was blown away by its functionality and handy accessories.
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Obsessed with your score? It could be causing more problems, says top teacher
Antsy about not seeing the golf scores you hope for? GOLF Top 100 Teacher Joe Plecker shares some tips to better trust the process.
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Caddie-turned-analyst John Wood tapped for new 'Team Manager' role for U.S. Ryder Cup team
Former caddie and NBC Sports reporter John Wood was named "Team Manager" of the U.S. Ryder Cup team in a surprise announcement Wednesday.
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'Panic kind of set in': New Scottie Scheffler arrest video adds further context
New footage of the Scottie Scheffler arrest exposes more of what happened in the moments after Scheffler was handcuffed and read his rights.
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Caddie, TV reporter Wood is Ryder Cup manager
John Wood has been to nine Ryder Cups as a caddie, team assistant and on-course reporter for NBC. Now he's headed to Bethpage Black next year in a new role as team manager for the U.S. Ryder Cup team.
How a golf rule gets changed, according to USGA chief Mike Whan
In the latest episode of GOLF Originals with Michael Bamberger, USGA CEO Mike Whan shared how rule changes are made at the game's top level.
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Is It Time To Upgrade Your Driver? Here’s Your Sign …
Now that Memorial Day has come and gone and summer has unofficially commenced, it’s time to ask a rather serious question.
Are you, dear reader, ready to upgrade your driver?
I’m not talking to those who rushed out to get fitted before the snow melted. I’m not talking to you lucky so-and-sos who live where you don’t get snow and think winter only as the time of year when you can’t wear shorts on the golf course.
I’m talking to you hard-core, cynical readers who scoff at each year’s new driver offerings with clever observations such as, “Nothing new here, move along.”
Or “Same marketing BS.”











2024 U.S. Women's Open Thursday TV, tee times: How to watch Round 1
How to watch the 2024 U.S. Women's Open on Thursday, including full U.S. Women's Open TV coverage and streaming information for Round 1.
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Is Better Gapping the Key to Avoiding Hazards?
The majority of us are on the same journey: to lower scores and lower our handicaps. How we get there can be a bit of a rollercoaster ride with the highest of highs, lowest of lows and occasions where things nearly go completely off the rails.
One simple, but often overlooked, aspect of scoring better is proper club gapping. When your clubs are properly gapped, it helps to minimize shots wasted getting in and out of trouble while maximizing your chance to shoot lower scores.
What is Club Gapping?
Club gapping is the distance difference between each of your clubs. For example, if you hit your 8-iron 150 yards and your 7-iron 160, your gap is 10 yards.
I love easy math.
Fundamental to the gapping process is understanding exactly how far you hit every club in your bag.




Oakley Made the Craziest Golf Shoe I’ve Ever Seen
There is a lot of cool gear in the golf equipment world that doesn’t always fit neatly into Most Wanted Tests or Buyer’s Guides. You still want to know how it performs. In our We Tried It series, we put gear to the test and let you know if it works as advertised.
What We Tried:
The Oakley Edge Icon golf shoes. If you know me at all, I tend to go for stuff that’s flashy rather than functional. Let’s just say the Edge Icon is more Malbon than FootJoy.
Who Tried It:
Connor. Managing Editor and resident sneakerhead. From the first moment I saw the Oakley Edge Icon, I knew I had to have them. They’re so weird and funky that you can’t help but stare. Seriously, the looks I got from rocking these in a recent scramble was well worth it.
When I brought these home, my wife asked if we were going boating. Yes, they kind of look like water shoes. No, I didn’t tell her how much they cost.
Polarizing or Praiseworthy?
There are few, if any, golf shoes I’ve ever seen that are this … interesting? It’s hard to find an appropriate way to describe the Oakley Edge Icon. While I’m a big fan of the boisterous design, I understand I’m very much in the minority here.




2024 RBC Canadian Open Thursday tee times: Round 1 groupings
Full 2024 RBC Canadian Open tee times for Thursday's first round, featuring Rory McIlroy, Nick Taylor and Tommy Fleetwood.
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