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Blades Brown made history during the second round of The American Express by carding an eight-under 64, the lowest score in a PGA Tour round by a player under the age of 18 in the last 40 years. This impressive feat surpassed the records set by other teens, including Justin Thomas, Tony Finau, and Ty Tryon. Brown credits his success to sticking to his process and maintaining perspective, acknowledging that there are more challenging things in life than playing golf professionally. Brown’s exceptional putting skills also played a significant role in his record-breaking round, with six consecutive birdies on holes…

Blades Brown made history during the second round of The American Express by carding an 8-under 64, the lowest score in a PGA Tour round by a player under 18 in the last 40 years. This surpassed achievements from Justin Thomas, Tony Finau, and Ty Tryon in the last half-century. Brown attributed his success not only to his process but also to his perspective, understanding that there are more challenging things in life than playing golf professionally. His putting was also a significant factor in his record-breaking round, with Brown viewing putting as an art form that he loves. Despite…

If you are a golf enthusiast with dreams of walking the fairways of the Old Course at St Andrews, then you may be excited to learn that St Andrews Links is currently recruiting caddies for the 2025 season. This is an opportunity to experience the Home of Golf on a regular basis, with the season running from April to October. Successful candidates will have the chance to caddie on any of St Andrews’ seven courses, not just the iconic Old Course. Caddies at St Andrews Links are self-employed and independent, with responsibilities that include guiding visitors around the courses, carrying…

Akshay Bhatia had a challenging round at the Dubai Desert Classic, showcasing both impressive shot-making and unfortunate errors. His double-bogey on the par-5 13th hole was a result of a wayward tee shot and a controversial decision to play down the adjacent 8th fairway. Despite a valiant effort to recover, Bhatia ultimately finished the hole with a seven. However, he managed to bounce back and birdie the 18th hole, securing his spot in the weekend rounds. The tee shot on the 13th hole went awry for Bhatia, landing among a collection of trees and prompting concern from spectators. His subsequent…

When it comes to playing golf during the winter months, having the right outerwear is essential. Even on sunny days, the early-morning and late-afternoon cold can still make its presence known. That’s why stylish and functional outerwear pieces are a must-have for any winter golfer. Brands like Palm Golf Co., Asher Golf, and Radmor offer a range of stylish outerwear options that are designed to not only look great but also perform well on the course. From vests to quarter-zips to jackets, there are plenty of options to keep you warm and comfortable while playing through the winter. One standout…

Tyrrell Hatton, an English golfer known for his fiery temper, had a meltdown during the third round of the Hero Dubai Desert Classic. After hitting a wayward tee shot on the par-3 seventh hole, Hatton took out his frustration on a plastic tee marker. Officials from the DP World Tour informed Hatton that he would be fined for his actions. Hatton acknowledged his mistake, admitting that he let his emotions get the best of him in the heat of the moment. Despite the incident, Hatton went on to shoot a respectable 4-under-par round at Emirates Golf Club, positioning himself just…

The third week of the TGL is set to feature New York Golf Club taking on Atlanta Drive GC, following their debut match against The Bay Golf Club where they suffered a 9-2 defeat. This upcoming match on Tuesday, January 21 will be held at the custom-built SoFi Center in Florida with coverage on primetime TV. The format will consist of 15 holes played over a two-hour period, with alternating shot formats for the opening nine holes and singles for the remaining six. In the inaugural TGL season, there will be a total of 15 regular season matches with each…

Justin Hastings of the Cayman Islands has taken the lead at the Latin America Amateur Championship (LAAC) after firing a brilliant third round of 64 at the Pilar Golf Club in Buenos Aires. He currently leads Segundo Oliva Pinto and Jose Antonio Safa by four shots with 18 holes left to play. The organisers are hoping to complete the final round today, despite inclement weather in the forecast. Hastings, a 21-year-old senior at San Diego State University, first played in this event as a 14-year-old and is looking to become the second player from the Cayman Islands to win the…