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Finding the perfect gifts for golfers can be a challenge, but fear not, as we have compiled a gift guide featuring some of the best apparel pieces from top brands in the game. Whether you’re looking for polos, hoodies, pants, sweaters, or more, we’ve got you covered with recommendations from brands like Bad Birdie, Johnnie-O, Titleist, Rhoback, Lululemon, Tiger Woods’ Sun Day Red, and more. Stay tuned as we continue to release more golf holiday gift guides in the coming weeks, and check out our already published guides for more ideas. One popular item on our list is the Bad…
Lee Trevino, a legendary ball-striker and six-time major winner, recently shared insight into three common “bad habits” that golfers commit on their backswing. In a video posted on the Golf Teachers App Instagram page, Trevino highlighted the mistakes of breaking the wrists too soon, taking the club too far outside, and breaking the right elbow and pulling the club back inside. He emphasized the importance of a correct backswing, which involves matching the left shoulder with the clubhead and being mindful of hip movement. Trevino stressed the importance of maintaining proper alignment from the left shoulder to the clubhead during…
Charley Hull is on a hot streak in her recent seven rounds of competitive golf, totaling an impressive 38 under par. Following her victory on the Ladies European Tour, she is currently leading The Annika driven by Gainbridge at Pelican by two strokes over World No. 1 Nelly Korda. The two players faced off against each other in singles at the Solheim Cup last September, where Hull defeated Korda 6 and 4. Hull expressed her enjoyment of playing with Korda, noting her ability to make a lot of birdies. She also mentioned admiring Korda’s appearance in the 2025 Sports Illustrated…
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The LPGA has announced two new programs that will allow amateur golfers to skip Q-School and go directly to the LPGA and Epson Tour. Both programs were revealed at a meeting during The Annika driven by Gainbridge at Pelican, and more details will be released next week at the CME Group Tour Championship. The pathway to the LPGA will be open to all amateurs, similar to the PGA Tour’s University’s Accelerated program. Some players, like Rose Zhang, are excited about this new opportunity, as it provides a clear path for talented amateur golfers to reach the LPGA. The new criteria…
The RSM Classic is set to be the 48th and final tournament for the PGA Tour in 2024. This event holds significant importance for players still looking to secure their status for the following year, as it is the Last Chance Saloon for those hoping to finish in the top 125 in the FedEx Cup points. The competition will take place at the Seaside Course at the Sea Island Golf Club in St. Simons Island, Georgia, where 156 golfers will compete over 72 holes. Four of these spots will be filled through open qualifying, adding an element of excitement to…
Justin Lower has been playing exceptional golf at the 2024 Butterfield Bermuda Championship, taking the lead after the first two rounds. Lower, who is seeking his first PGA Tour win, has posted back-to-back 65s and is currently at 12 under, two shots clear of his nearest competitors. With 13 birdies and just one bogey so far, Lower’s impressive play is a continuation of his strong showing last week at the World Wide Technology Championship in Cabo, where he finished tied for second. Lower recognizes the challenges of contending in a golf tournament, describing them as learning experiences that help him…
Rose Zhang, a rising star on the LPGA tour, recently met with AimPoint founder Mark Sweeney to work on improving her putting game. Zhang’s caddie, Olly Brett, suggested the meeting after noticing that Zhang was struggling to hole putts inside 15 feet. Zhang, who currently ranks 91st on the LPGA in putts per green in regulation, was eager to try something new to improve her statistics. During the second round of The Annika driven by Gainbridge at Pelican, Zhang carded a 2-under 68 to get to 5 under for the tournament. Alexa Pano and Jin Hee Im hold the clubhouse…