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The 2025 Valspar Championship is set to begin on March 20 at the Copperhead Course at Innisbrook Resort in Florida. The tournament features top golfers, including Jordan Spieth, who is making a comeback after offseason surgery. Despite a less-than-ideal finish at the Players Championship, Spieth has had two top-10 finishes in five starts this season, including a T4 at the WM Phoenix Open. The three-time major champion will be competing against a strong field that includes World No. 3 Xander Schauffele and Justin Thomas. Spieth is scheduled to tee off for the opening round on Thursday at 1:23 p.m. ET…
The TGL Playoffs have arrived, and the New York Golf Club faced off against the Los Angeles Golf Club in the first round. As a golf enthusiast, I decided to attend the match at the SoFi Center in south Florida to experience the event in person. While I had watched TGL matches on TV during the winter, I was curious to see how the live experience compared. Here are five key takeaways from my first TGL match. First and foremost, the SoFi Center was an impressive facility. The simulator, with a listed size of 64×46 feet, felt even larger in…
Srixon’s ZXi5 and ZXi7 irons offer exceptional performance benefits, making them a top choice for golfers looking to improve their game. As the new Director of Equipment at GOLF.com, Johnny Wunder set out to test a variety of clubs from different brands to find his perfect set for the summer. Among the clubs he tested were the Srixon ZXi irons, Ping G440 driver, Lab putters, and TaylorMade fairway woods, all of which have gained momentum on the Tour with non-staff players. For his testing, Wunder followed strict rules to ensure accurate results, including using his regular golf ball, gathering data…
Host the ultimate Masters viewing party by bringing the authentic flavors of Augusta National to your own home with the Taste of the Masters kits available on masters.com. These kits were first introduced during the pandemic Masters of November 2020 to allow viewers to enjoy the culinary delights of Augusta National from the comfort of their own homes. This year, the Taste of the Masters has expanded to offer three different packages: the Large Hosting Kit, the Classics Kit, and the Limited Edition Azalea Kit. The Taste of the Masters Large Hosting Kit is perfect for hosting a large gathering…
In recent events, Rory McIlroy, a highly regarded professional golfer, was heckled by fans at the 2021 Ryder Cup at Whistling Straits. The incidents involved fans making inappropriate comments during McIlroy’s rounds, which led to security removing them from the area. These interactions raise questions about the behavior of spectators at golf events and the boundaries of acceptable fan conduct. While some may view these incidents as harmless jokes, they can have a negative impact on players and their performance on the course. The access that fans have to players in golf has increased in recent years, with initiatives like…
This week’s PGA Tour gambling-tips column features picks from expert prognosticator Brady Kannon for the Valspar Championship in Tampa, Florida. Kannon is a regular guest on SportsGrid, a sports and sports betting network, and offers his insights on the upcoming tournament. The Valspar Championship is known for its challenging Copperhead Course at Innisbrook, where winning scores have typically been single digits under par. The course features narrow fairways, elevation changes, and overseeded Bermudagrass, making approach shots from 175 to over 200 yards crucial for success. Weather conditions play a significant role in this week’s tournament, with windy conditions expected in…
Thomas Detry’s first career PGA Tour victory at the WM Phoenix Open was a significant milestone for the 32-year-old pro. Despite almost skipping the tournament due to fatigue from a busy schedule, Detry ultimately decided to play and ended up winning by seven strokes at TPC Scottsdale. In a recent interview on GOLF’s Subpar podcast, Detry shared the behind-the-scenes story of his victory and the struggles he faced leading up to the tournament. Detry revealed that leading up to the Phoenix Open, he had played in five tournaments in six weeks and had plans to play in the Genesis Invitational…
LPGA star Charley Hull recently made headlines with her smoking habit, which has turned her into a cult hero among fans. Last year, during the U.S. Women’s Open, Hull was caught smoking a cigarette on the range before a round, which quickly went viral. Despite the attention, Hull has remained unapologetic about her habit, citing stress as the reason for starting. However, she recently announced her decision to quit smoking, placing a $10,000 bet with fellow pro Ryan Evans to help her stay accountable. If she smokes a cigarette in the next two years, she’ll owe Evans the money, but…