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The recent interaction between Donald Trump and key figures in the golf industry has sparked speculation about the potential unification of the PGA Tour and LIV Golf. Trump, an avid golfer and golf fan, recently golfed with PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan in Florida and sat next to Yasir Al-Rumayyan, the head of Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, at a UFC event. This could signal Trump’s plan to help bring the two tours together, as they have been negotiating for 18 months to merge their commercial businesses and rights into a new for-profit company. During the golf outing at Trump…
Jack Nicklaus, one of the greatest golfers in history, was known for his power off the tee. Power in golf is essential as it allows players to hit the ball further, giving them an advantage over their competition. Nicklaus was a pioneer in the sport, showcasing his dynamic power during the 1960s and 70s. His ability to hit the ball long and accurately helped him win 15 of his 18 career major titles. In a power tip from Jack Nicklaus from GOLF Magazine’s 1968 issue, the secrets to his power off the tee are revealed. Nicklaus’ power came from his…
Sergio Garcia’s road back to the Ryder Cup is looking promising after recent developments. In order for Garcia to compete in the Ryder Cup, he needed to be a member in good standing with the DP World Tour. Garcia ran into issues when he signed a contract with LIV Golf, a rival tour that required him to compete 14 times a year, causing fines and suspensions from the DP World Tour and the PGA Tour. Garcia eventually resigned from both tours, surrendering his Ryder Cup playing rights. This led to him missing the 2023 Ryder Cup in Rome, which would…
Cross-handed chipping may not be the most popular technique in golf, but it can be extremely effective in improving your short game. The unique grip can provide more consistent clubface control, leading to better contact and more accurate shots. Pros use body-driven motions and reduced tension in their arms to control the clubhead path through impact, which is something amateurs can learn from. By swapping hands on the grip, golfers can gain a new sense of control and stability, reducing tension in the wrists and forearms for a smoother swing. This promotes straighter, more controlled club paths, essential for clean…
The 2024 CME Group Tour Championship will showcase the top 60 women’s professional golfers in the final event of the 2024 LPGA season. Taking place at the Tiburon Golf Club in Naples, Florida, the tournament features an impressive $11 million purse, including a record-breaking $4 million first-place prize, the largest single prize in women’s sports history. Last year, South Korea’s Amy Yang emerged victorious, winning by three strokes over Alison Lee and Nasa Hataoka, and taking home a then-record $2 million prize. The tournament will be broadcasted on the Golf Channel, NBC, and Peacock. For golf enthusiasts looking to attend…
NFL Pro Bowl cornerback Patrick Peterson is a golf enthusiast who has had the opportunity to play at some of the top courses in the world. In a recent interview on GOLF’s Subpar, Peterson shared his experiences playing at famous courses such as St. Andrews, Kingsbarnes, Cypress, Pebble Beach, and the Melbournes. His favorite among these iconic courses was the Old Course at St. Andrews, citing its rich history and challenging conditions during his round. During his trip to Augusta National, Peterson had a dream round where he shot a 77 and experienced the course in prime condition. He was…
Cleveland is launching the new HiBore XL and HiBore XL Lite drivers, priced at $399.99 with features designed for mid- and higher-handicap golfers seeking distance and forgiveness. The drivers feature a titanium face and chassis with an adjustable hosel, and will be available starting December 6. Cleveland used artificial intelligence to design a triangular head shape that optimizes forgiveness, ball speed, and sound. In the late 2000s, Cleveland HiBore drivers were popular on the PGA Tour and known for their unique design. The new HiBore XL drivers feature a triangular shape developed using artificial intelligence to enhance forgiveness, distance, and…
If you’re in the market for a new rangefinder or golf speaker, why not get both? Pinned Golf is currently offering a bundle deal that includes their popular Prism+ rangefinder and Sound Stick speaker for just $259.99. This bundle saves you $150 off the combined retail value of $410. The Pinned Golf Prism+ rangefinder is packed with features like a built-in magnet, 4K OLED display, 7X magnification, and a long-lasting battery. It is also waterproof and includes slope-switch technology, making it tournament-legal. The Sound Stick speaker has a built-in magnet as well and a battery life of 15+ hours. With…