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The 2025 Sony Open in Hawaii is currently ongoing at Waialae Country Club. The second round of the tournament is set to begin on Friday, January 10. Hideki Matsuyama, the recent winner of the season-opening Sentry tournament, is a highlighted player in this year’s Sony Open field. Matsuyama is aiming to continue his winning streak and secure another victory during the Hawaii Swing. He will be teeing off for the second round on Friday afternoon at 12:50 p.m. ET, alongside Sahith Theegala and Russell Henley. Golf enthusiasts can tune in to watch the action unfold during the second round of…

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Breaking 90 in golf is a significant milestone for recreational golfers as it signifies a transition from a beginner to a more serious player. Breaking this barrier can be a challenging feat, but with the right advice and strategies, it is certainly achievable. In this article, we will share some valuable tips from the GOLF.com single-digit handicappers on staff to help you break 90 for the first time. One crucial piece of advice for breaking 90 is to focus on perfecting your fundamentals. Practicing your setup and ensuring that you have a solid foundation can help reduce the chances of…

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Golf in South Korea is a unique experience, with caddies playing a crucial role in the game. Unlike in other countries, where hiring a caddie is optional, in South Korea it is a requirement. These caddies go above and beyond their traditional duties, serving as bartenders, cheerleaders, scorekeepers, and even chauffeurs. At Haesley Nine Bridges, one of the most prestigious courses in the country, the caddie program is particularly exceptional. The club boasts a 170,000-square-foot clubhouse and offers luxury “limousine” carts for golfers, featuring sophisticated heating and cooling systems and individualized cushioned seats. The caddie program at Haesley Nine Bridges…

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The PGA Tour and LIV Golf have been engaged in a battle since LIV Golf’s arrival in 2022. The two organizations have been negotiating for over 18 months to reach a resolution, but progress has stalled. Adam Scott, a member of the PGA Tour Enterprises transaction subcommittee, expressed frustrations with the slow process and indicated that the U.S. Department of Justice’s involvement may be a factor in the delay. Despite the lack of movement, Scott mentioned that there may be some progress soon, although the specifics remain uncertain. Hosts of the GOLF production “Kostis & McCord: Off Their Rockers” shared…

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When it comes to improving your golf game and reducing mishits, it’s crucial to understand why different misses happen and how to fix them. One common miss that many golfers struggle with is hitting the ball thin, where there is no contact with the ground at impact. GOLF Top 100 Teacher Jonathan Yarwood explains that hitting it thin occurs when the low point of your swing is behind the ball, causing the club and angle of attack to rise up rather than going down like elite players. To correct thin shots and achieve solid ball striking with irons, Yarwood emphasizes…

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The first Rogers Report of 2025 covers the recent happenings in the golf world. Claire Rogers recently served as a digital host for the inaugural TGL match, where she worked alongside NESN’s Jahmai Webster. They can be found on the TGL Golf app and website, breaking down shots, interviewing people, and chatting with players after the match. Despite her new role, Rogers assures readers that she will continue to provide coverage for GOLF.com with her regular features like The Scoop, Rogers Reports, and the Drop Zone podcast. She also had the chance to interview various players and teams during the…

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PXG has recently introduced the PXG Secret Weapon, a mini-driver designed to enhance the performance of skilled golfers both off the tee and from the fairway. This innovative club offers a penetrating ball flight, tight dispersion, and exceptional distance. With features like a high-strength ultra-thin titanium face, high-strength composite construction, and a carbon fiber crown, the PXG Secret Weapon is engineered for control and distance. Additionally, the club features precision weighting technology, a customizable weight system, and an adjustable hosel for fine-tuning loft and lie angles. The PXG Secret Weapon boasts a high moment-of-inertia (MOI) design for stability and forgiveness.…

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If you’ve ever struggled with the yips in your short game, you know how frustrating and demoralizing it can be. However, GOLF Top 100 Teacher to Watch, Parker McLachlin, has a clever trick to help you smooth out those jerky, inconsistent strikes. By tapping your toe while chipping, you can effectively “turn off” your mental side and shift your focus away from the strike. This simple hack not only helps with your mental game but also improves your weight position, ensuring a more solid and consistent contact with the ball. To try McLachlin’s toe-tapping trick, simply get into your normal…

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