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In the opening round of the RBC Heritage, Matt Fitzpatrick made an eagle and three birdies, leading to a solid first-round 66. However, his performance has him five strokes behind Justin Thomas, who had a phenomenal round. Fitzpatrick expressed satisfaction with his performance, noting that he putted well, chipped well, hit his irons accurately, and found the fairways consistently. Despite the seemingly simple game, Fitzpatrick later confessed to reporters that his season has been far from satisfactory, marking it as the worst he has ever played. Fitzpatrick’s current form is a stark contrast to his past achievements. Two years ago,…

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In the world of golf, the putter market has seen a recent surge in popularity of “zero-torque” putters. This trend has been fueled by the success of LAB Golf on Tour, as well as offerings from other manufacturers such as Odyssey. The concept of zero torque, or resistance to twisting, is based on the idea that a square face at impact can lead to better results for players. However, it’s important to note that these putters may not be suitable for every player due to differences in strokes, feels, and reactions to the center of gravity. When LAB Golf first…

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Learning how to compress the ball is crucial for generating more ball speed and improving your golf game. When you watch skilled ball strikers hit their irons, you’ll notice that they almost always take a divot. This is because they are hitting down on the ball, which is essential for achieving solid contact. Hitting down on the ball requires proper low-point control and is a key factor in becoming a strong iron player. Without being able to hit down on the ball and create a divot, you may struggle to excel on the golf course. Compressing the ball through impact…

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Rory McIlroy’s recent Masters win has prompted author Timothy Gay to update his upcoming book, “Rory Land: The Up and Down World of Golf’s Global Icon,” to include a new epilogue discussing the Grand Slam-clinching victory. The book explores McIlroy’s life on and off the course, tracing his lineage through generations impacted by the Troubles in Northern Ireland. Gay also delves into the civil war in golf itself, in which McIlroy has played a prominent role, highlighting how his personal and professional experiences have influenced his performance in major championships. One of the key themes in “Rory Land” is McIlroy’s…

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Jack Nicklaus, a legendary golfer, has a simple method for shaping shots on the golf course. While it is important to have a stock shot that you can rely on, being able to alter trajectories and shot shapes is a valuable skill to have in your arsenal. This ability allows you to adapt to different situations on the course where your stock shot may not be the best option. By watching professionals, you can see how they can hit draws and fades on command, showcasing their mastery of altering shot shapes as needed. To hit different shot shapes, there are…

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Justin Rose came incredibly close to winning the Masters in 2025, starting Sunday’s final round at Augusta National eight shots back of Rory McIlroy. Rose went on a back-nine birdie run, carding 10 birdies in his final round, including a clutch 20-footer on 18 to force a sudden-death playoff with McIlroy. However, McIlroy ultimately secured the win and his career Grand Slam with a birdie putt on the first playoff hole. Rose’s second-place finish marked his third runner-up finish at the Masters in 11 years and his second consecutive major where he finished in second place. Rose expressed mixed emotions…

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The 2025 RBC Heritage kicked off with Scottie Scheffler making an impressive start in the opening round at Harbour Town in South Carolina. Scheffler, a standout golfer in recent years, showed his skills by making birdie at his first two holes and adding a third at the 5th to reach three under early in the tournament. Moving on to the second round on Friday, Scheffler will tee off in the afternoon wave alongside playing partner Viktor Hovland at 1:30 p.m. ET. Fans can catch the action on Golf Channel from 2-6 p.m. ET or stream online coverage via PGA Tour…

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The highly anticipated comparison between the new Member’s Mark golf ball from Sam’s Club and the Kirkland Signature ball from Costco is finally here. Both of these three-piece balls with urethane covers are priced at just over a dollar per ball, making them a much more affordable option compared to pro line balls like the Titleist Pro V1 or Callaway Chrome Tour. While they may not be on the same level as premium golf balls, they are still a great value for recreational players who might not be able to tell the difference. As an 8 handicap, the reviewer found…

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