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Check out our list of how much money each player in the field came away with at the 2024 Sanderson Farms Championship.

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In this week's episode of GOLF's Subpar, former NBA pro Blake Griffin explains how he became obsessed with golf.

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Tyrrell Hatton won his first World Tour event since 2021, capturing the Dunhill Links Championship for a record third time with a record-tying score of 24 under.

If you struggle with speed when lag putting, try this simple trick from GOLF Top 100 Teacher Kellie Stenzel.

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There is $7.6 million on the line Sunday at the Sanderson Farms Championship. Here's how it'll all be divvied up amongst the finishers.

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If your wardrobe is in need of a fall update, check out some of our favorite Palm Golf pieces from the SoCal brand's latest drop.

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Want to make perfect eggs Benedict at home? Chef Stephen Stewart shares what to prioritize and what common mistakes to avoid.

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GOLF Top 100 Teacher Trillium Rose has a simple tip that can help you ensure that no shots will be wasted on short putts.

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On this week's episode of Subpar, Blake Griffin explained how experiencing the power of hard work in college shaped his professional career.

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The mid-am circuit delivers a fascinating cultural combination: working-man golf at the world's most elite, exclusive clubs.

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Keith Mitchell finished with a pair of birdies Saturday for a 7-under 65 and a one-shot lead going into the final round of the Sanderson Farms Championship.

Tyrrell Hatton tied the Old Course record at St. Andrews with an 11-under 61 Saturday to take a one-shot lead into the final round of the Dunhill Links Championship.

Beau Hossler shot an 8-under 64 at the Sanderson Farms Championship Friday to take a one-shot lead into the weekend as he chases his first PGA Tour victory.

Managing your mental game is crucial in golf, as it can significantly affect your performance on the course. Here are some strategies to help you enhance your mental toughness and focus:

1. Develop a Pre-Shot Routine

• Why it matters: A consistent routine helps calm nerves and focuses your mind before each shot.
• Tip: Create a step-by-step process before hitting the ball. This can include visualizing the shot, taking practice swings, and checking your alignment. Having a routine can provide a sense of control and stability.

2. Practice Mindfulness

• Why it matters: Staying present can help you avoid getting distracted by past mistakes or future worries.
• Tip: Use mindfulness techniques, such as deep breathing or focusing on your surroundings, to ground yourself. Take a moment to clear your mind before each shot and focus solely on the task at hand.

3. Set Realistic Goals

• Why it matters: Setting achievable goals can keep you motivated and focused.
• Tip: Instead of aiming for an unrealistic score, set smaller, specific goals for each round (e.g., improving your putting or hitting a certain number of fairways). Celebrate small victories to maintain a positive mindset.

4. Stay Positive

• Why it matters: A positive attitude can enhance your confidence and performance.
• Tip: Use positive self-talk to combat negative thoughts. Remind yourself of your strengths and previous successes. Phrases like “I can do this” or “I’ve practiced for this moment” can help boost your confidence.

5. Learn to Manage Pressure

• Why it matters: Golf can be stressful, especially in competitive situations. Learning to handle pressure is key to performing well.
• Tip: Use visualization techniques to imagine yourself handling pressure situations successfully. Practice pressure scenarios during practice rounds to get used to the feeling.

6. Accept Mistakes

• Why it matters: Mistakes are part of the game. Accepting them can help you move on quickly and stay focused.
• Tip: When you make a mistake, acknowledge it but don’t dwell on it. Focus on the next shot and use the experience as a learning opportunity. Developing resilience will help you bounce back from setbacks.

7. Control Your Breathing

• Why it matters: Proper breathing can help reduce anxiety and improve focus.
• Tip: Take slow, deep breaths to calm your nerves, especially before high-pressure shots. Inhale deeply through your nose, hold for a moment, and exhale slowly through your mouth.

8. Visualize Success

• Why it matters: Visualization can help build confidence and prepare you mentally for shots.
• Tip: Spend a few moments before your round visualizing yourself playing well. Picture specific shots you want to execute and how you want to feel throughout the round.

9. Stay Committed to Your Shots

• Why it matters: Second-guessing can lead to tension and poor execution.
• Tip: Once you’ve made a decision on a shot, commit to it fully. Trust your instincts and focus on executing your plan rather than worrying about the outcome.

10. Reflect on Your Performance

• Why it matters: Reflecting can help you identify areas for improvement while maintaining a positive outlook.
• Tip: After your round, take time to reflect on both the good and the bad. Identify what went well and what you can work on for next time. Keeping a journal can help track your thoughts and progress over time.

11. Stay Flexible

• Why it matters: Golf is unpredictable; staying flexible can help you adapt to changing conditions and situations.
• Tip: Be prepared to adjust your strategy based on weather, course conditions, or how you’re feeling that day. Flexibility in your approach can reduce frustration and help you remain focused.

12. Enjoy the Game

• Why it matters: Maintaining a love for the game can enhance your enjoyment and performance.
• Tip: Remember why you started playing golf and focus on enjoying the experience. Surround yourself with supportive players and keep the atmosphere lighthearted to foster enjoyment.

By implementing these strategies, you can strengthen your mental game, which is just as important as physical skills in golf. Staying mentally sharp will help you navigate the ups and downs of the game and ultimately lead to improved performance on the course!

Jones golf bags are some of the most beloved on the market and are now on sale. Check them out here and pick your favorite.

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David Skinns, a 42-year-old winless PGA Tour pro, shot an epic 12-under 60 at the Sanderson Farms Championship but was left 'disappointed.'

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Payntr Golf unveiled a limited-release of the Eighty Seven SC, a golf shoe it collaborated with major champion Jason Day to create.

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Fred Couples has six woods and hybrids in his arsenal. Here's what you can learn from him, and how these ultra-forgiving clubs can help you.

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You know that feeling when everything just clicks?

We’ve all experienced it in one way or another. Maybe it was the first time you learned to ride a bike. Or perhaps it happened when you finally nailed every note of that piano solo you’d been practicing. Surely, the first time you made solid contact with a driver, you felt a little serendipitous.

That’s how I felt when I first stepped into the Eighty-Seven SC, Jason Day’s new signature golf shoe with PAYNTR. I’ve worn hundreds of golf shoes and very rarely (if ever) have I had the same kind of initial reaction.

To quote Goldilocks: “Everything was “just right!”

Luckily for PAYNTR, Day felt the same way the first time he tried on a pair of PAYNTR shoes.

The intersection between golf and skateboarding gets busier by the day. No, I’m not talking about PING’s secret skateboard company.

Think Malbon or Metalwood. These brands do an excellent job at blurring the lines between streetwear and golf wear.

Streetwear is rooted in skateboarding culture, after all. It just makes sense that adidas, who has street cred in both sports, dips their toes into the streetwear game, too.

Introducing the cleverly named Rolling Links Collection. The name references skateboarding (rolling of the wheels and linking tricks together) and golf. The collection pairs streetwear style with elevated golf performance wear for something that can easily be worn at the course or to the skatepark.

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“The golf fashion landscape today is getting influenced by numerous areas across sport, culture and fashion,” said Dylan Moore, Creative Director, adidas Golf. “Like golf, skateboarding is a sport where style is unassuming, individual and with a little bit of attitude. We saw an opportunity to bring some of that design direction from our skateboarding counterparts at the brand to create something truly unique for the course and continue to push golf fashion in a new way.”