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Lee Trevino, a legendary golfer, recently celebrated his 85th birthday with a golf clinic at Punta Mita Golf Club in Mexico. With his trademark wit and wisdom, Trevino entertained the audience with a focus on the short game and bunker play. He emphasized the importance of mastering chip shots and the use of an open club face to get the ball up. Trevino also shared insights on the swing and club position, showcasing his expertise in the game. Despite his age, Trevino continues to practice and play golf regularly, showing that his passion for the sport remains strong. During the…

American golfer Ryggs Johnston claimed his first DP World Tour victory at the ISPS HANDA Australian Open in Melbourne. The 24-year-old, who turned professional earlier this year, shot a closing 68 to finish 18 under par, securing a three-shot win over Curtis Luck. This victory also earned Johnston a Major debut at The Open next summer, alongside Luck and Marc Leishman. Leishman tied for third place with Jasper Stubbs at 14 under par but secured the final Open spot based on his world ranking. Johnston admitted to being surprised by his win, as he was feeling tired from travel and…

If you’re in need of a gift for a golf enthusiast in your life, look no further. We have compiled a list of 10 affordable gifts that are sure to please without breaking the bank. Whether it’s for the holiday season or just a special occasion, these gifts are perfect for any golf lover. From portable speakers for listening to music on the course, to stylish headwear from RADMOR, there is something for everyone on this list. And if you’re looking for more gift ideas, be sure to check out our other guides as well. One great gift idea for…

Golf is a sport that requires dedication and practice to improve your game. One way to do this is by taking lessons with a swing coach who can help you identify and correct any flaws in your technique. In this article, GOLF Top 100 Teacher Kellie Stenzel shares 10 keys to getting the most out of your lessons with a swing coach. The first key is to focus on your technique. Stenzel emphasizes the importance of working on your stroke and making sure you are not falling into bad habits. By paying attention to your technique, you can improve your…

In the world of golf, equipment plays a vital role in a player’s performance on the course. One piece of equipment that stood out to the author in 2024 was the PXG 0311 XF Gen 6 4-wood. 4-woods are not typically a popular club among recreational golfers, but the author found this particular 4-wood to be a game-changer. During a PXG fitting a couple of years ago, the author’s fitter recommended trying out a 4-wood due to issues with chunky contact and lack of confidence with the 3-wood. The specific club recommended was a 19-degree PXG 0311 XF Gen 6.…

LIV Golf’s Anthony Kim has made an impressive jump in the Official World Golf Rankings after finishing T37th at the Asian Tour’s International Series Qatar. Kim, who was one of 18 LIV players competing in the tournament, opened up with a one-under-par 71 and followed that up with a level-par score on Thursday. After making the cut for the first time in 12 years, Kim confidently predicted that he will be contending for titles once again, believing in himself and his abilities. Kim’s performance in Qatar saw him collect a little over $14,500 in prize money and earn OWGR points…

South Korea’s Jiyai Shin emerged victorious at the 2024 Women’s Australian Open, securing her 65th worldwide title with a two-stroke win over South Africa’s Ashleigh Buhai. Shin carded a final-round three-under 70 at Kingston Heath to claim her second triumph at this event, successfully preventing Buhai from winning three years in a row. The South African put up a strong fight, finishing eight strokes ahead of Korean amateur, Hyojin Yang, who placed third. Former World No.1, Jiyai Shin expressed her joy at winning the prestigious tournament once again, stating, “I can see my name here on the trophy, so I…

American rookie Ryggs Johnston emerged victorious at the ISPS Handa Australian Open, claiming a three-stroke lead in just his second-ever start on the DP World Tour. Johnston entered the final round tied at the top with Lucas Herbert but managed to power through with a score of 68 to finish on 18-under, ahead of Curtis Luck. Johnston’s journey to victory was marked by a series of extraordinary events, including coming through DP World Tour Q-School and making his pro debut at the Australian PGA Championship. Despite facing challenges like poor weather and lack of practice rounds, Johnston’s determination and skill…