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Joaquin Niemann, a 26-year-old golfer, has already secured exemptions for three out of the four majors for the 2025 season. His strong performances on the DP World Tour and Asian Tour earned him special exemptions into the Masters and the PGA Championship. Additionally, he played his way into this year’s Open Championship with a solid finish on the DP World Tour Race To Dubai list. The only major Niemann is not yet ticketed to compete in is the U.S. Open. However, the USGA recently announced that they will be giving out an exemption into the U.S. Open at Oakmont to…

The golf community recently mourned the loss of Kultida Woods, Tiger Woods’ mother, who passed away on February 4. In honor of her memory, many players at the Genesis Invitational, hosted by Tiger Woods, wore a small red pin rimmed in yellow with the words “For Tida” inscribed on it. This gesture of support and solidarity touched the hearts of those participating in the event and those watching from afar. The golf world came together to pay tribute to Kultida Woods, a beloved figure in Tiger’s life and an inspiration to many. Tiger Woods took to social media to announce…

LIV Golf, a Saudi-financed golf league, recently appointed Scott O’Neil as their new CEO, replacing the controversial Greg Norman. Norman, who was instrumental in the creation of LIV Golf, had a tumultuous relationship with the PGA Tour, leading to his eventual ousting. Many believed that Norman’s abrasive style was hindering negotiations between LIV Golf and the PGA Tour, prompting the need for a new CEO who could facilitate a resolution. However, O’Neil’s recent comments suggest that he may not be the ideal peacemaker that many had hoped for. During a recent event in Adelaide, O’Neil made bold claims about LIV…

Ludvig Aberg is making waves at the 2025 Genesis Invitational with multiple hole-outs, including his first-career hole-in-one. A bet with his caddie, Joe Skovron, is providing extra motivation for Aberg, who is within striking distance of the lead going into the final round. The massive $20 million purse for the event is already a strong incentive for the pros, with the winner set to take home a whopping $4 million. But a friendly wager between friends can add an extra competitive edge to the game, as evidenced by Aberg’s strong performance. During the second round of the tournament, Aberg holed…

Prime rib in sandwich form is a decadent yet approachable dish that is perfect for gatherings. Social-media star Chance Cozby, also known as @3piecesofpecan on social media, with over 1.6 million followers, is a fan of serving prime rib in sandwich form. He believes that prime rib is a great alternative to turkey and ham for a beautiful meal that brings family and friends together at the table. Cozby also appreciates prime rib for its versatility, as it can easily be turned into sandwiches or served as a proper meal with traditional sides. His prime rib recipe was inspired by…

If you find yourself struggling in the middle of a round of golf, you’re not alone. For many recreational players, a bad shot can quickly escalate into a series of bad holes, leading to a complete derailment of what was previously a good round. Top 100 Teacher Krista Dunton offers some helpful tips for getting back on track and resetting your mindset during a challenging round of golf. Dunton suggests simplifying your swing by focusing on making smaller, punch shots to regain solid contact with the ball. By taking the time to eliminate any stored-up tension in your body, you…

Craig Stadler’s unconventional putting grip, known as the “old-man” grip, helped him win the 1982 Masters Tournament. In a tutorial from GOLF Magazine in July 1986, Stadler shared his grip technique, which he has used since childhood. By pointing his right finger straight down behind the shaft and overlapping the last two fingers of his right hand over his left hand, Stadler creates a unique grip that offers more feel and touch on the putting green. This grip may not look conventional, but Stadler’s success on the PGA Tour speaks volumes about its effectiveness. With Stadler’s grip, he emphasizes the…

Ryan Palmer, a 48-year-old PGA Tour veteran who turned pro in 2000, has seen numerous changes in the game of golf over the years. With 518 PGA Tour events under his belt and four wins to his name, Palmer has witnessed the evolution of the sport, particularly during Tiger Woods’ peak years. Now, as the PGA Tour looks to adapt to the attention economy, Palmer is in favor of the changes that are set to take place starting in 2026. These changes include reducing the number of exempt players from the top 125 to the top 100 and trimming field…