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The FedEx Cup Playoffs in professional golf are known for their lucrative prize purse at the season finale. However, recent discussions have sparked around the current format of the event. The format currently in place is a staggered start where the position a player is in going into the Tour Championship determines their starting score. This format was introduced to create drama and captivate television audiences. However, according to a report by The Athletic, there are talks of changing the format to a matchplay/bracket-style format to crown the FedEx Cup champion. One of the proposed options in the report is…
In January, the golf world witnessed a major change as social media star Grant Horvat announced his ownership of Takomo Golf. With nearly a million subscribers on YouTube, Horvat is a prominent figure in the social media space and will now be using Takomo Golf’s irons and wedges. This move marks a significant moment in his golf career, as he expressed gratitude and excitement for the opportunity to become an owner of a golf company. Horvat’s passion for the game and Takomo’s mission to grow the game align perfectly, making this partnership a dream come true for him. One of…
The third round of the 2025 Sentry tournament at Kapalua Resort’s Plantation course in Hawaii is set to kick off on Saturday. Hideki Matsuyama currently leads the tournament, one shot ahead of Collin Morikawa. Matsuyama, who had a successful season with two wins and seven top 10 finishes, is known for his skills on Bermudagrass and past success at the Sony Open. However, he still has two more rounds to go before securing his 11th PGA Tour win, with tough competition from Morikawa and other top players in the mix. Matsuyama will tee off for the third round at 3…
In the world of professional golf, Will Zalatoris’ midrange putts have been a challenge for him. Despite being one of the best ball strikers in the game, he has struggled with putts ranging from 10 to 25 feet. After returning from an injury in late 2023 with a broomstick putter that improved his short game, Zalatoris still found himself missing crucial midrange putts on the PGA Tour. This struggle was evident in his putting stats from last season, where he ranked poorly in putts from 10 to 25 feet. However, during the first round of the Sentry tournament, Zalatoris had…
In the world of professional golf, the start of 2025 has brought some significant changes in terms of players switching gear sponsors and upgrading their equipment. While Max Homa made a move to Cobra, big names like Xander Schauffele and Collin Morikawa have also switched to new drivers this week. Callaway, Cobra, and Cleveland are among the only OEMs to announce their 2025 drivers, but Tour pros always seem to get their hands on the latest gear before the general public. Let’s take a closer look at who is already playing the new 2025 drivers at the Sentry in Hawaii.…
Golf is a sport that requires precision, skill, and strategy to achieve success on the course. For many golfers, breaking scoring barriers can feel like an uphill battle. However, with the right information and a few essential shots in your arsenal, you can improve your game and lower your scores. By analyzing data from Arccos player statistics, we can see that birdies make up a small portion of scoring, with pars, bogeys, and doubles playing a significant role in overall performance. Lower handicappers tend to make more pars and fewer bogeys and doubles, showcasing the importance of eliminating mistakes to…
Tiger Woods recently made a remarkable comeback at the Memorial Tournament, showcasing his ability to grind through difficulties on the golf course. Despite struggling through the first two rounds of the tournament, Woods managed to finish strong and make the cut, leading to a thought-provoking question – is he a grinder? Surprisingly, Woods admitted that he has always considered himself a grinder, despite his impressive record of 15 major wins and 82 PGA Tour victories. As part of a new multimedia campaign, the PGA Tour released a video of Woods reflecting on his career highlights, including his memorable wins at…
Tiger Woods Golf League (TGL) is one of the most innovative concepts in the world of golf. Founded by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy’s TMRW Sports, TGL is an indoor golf league that features a state-of-the-art simulator powered by cutting-edge technology. The simulator screen is 3,392 square feet, which is 24 times larger than the screens you might find in a typical sporting goods store. The shots on the simulator are tracked by 18 Full Swing radar devices and eight Top Tracer optical cameras, ensuring incredible accuracy in computing the path, spin, and trajectory of the golf ball traveling at…