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Michelle Wie West, the 2014 U.S. Women’s Open winner, recently opened up about her regret regarding the old-school belief she followed in her competitive golf career. In an episode of “On the Road with Iona,” hosted by Iona Stephen, Wie West expressed her envy for the science and technology available to today’s young golfers. She admitted that she wished she had access to the advancements in sports science that are now prevalent in the industry. Reflecting on her career, Wie West mentioned that she focused on quantity over quality, hitting an excessive number of balls until her hands bled. She…
The Butterfield Bermuda Championship is set to kick off and our expert Brady Kannon believes Mackenzie Hughes has a good chance this week. The PGA Tour has been traveling all over the world, from Chiba, Japan to Los Cabos, Mexico, before landing in Bermuda for this event. Camilo Villegas is the defending champion, but he has not been in top form this season. However, there is quite a bit of wind in the forecast for this year’s tournament, which will make ball striking and scrambling essential skills for the players. The Port Royal Golf Course where the tournament will take…
True Spec Golf is offering a Black Friday promotion for anyone looking to get fit for clubs this holiday season. While golf season may be coming to an end, the winter is the perfect time to prepare for the upcoming season. Club fitting is a great way to improve your game without changing your swing. True Spec is offering a free fitting with any qualified purchase until November 29th, making it a great opportunity to optimize your clubs for maximum performance. Club fitting can have a significant impact on your game, as demonstrated by Claire Rogers and Nick Dimengo. Claire…
Are you looking for the perfect golf gift or piece to spruce up your home? Look no further, as this article will guide you through some top options from Fairway Jockey, Minimalist Golf Prints, and more. As golf enthusiasts, we understand the importance of having eye-catching and conversation-starting pieces in your office, basement, garage, or man cave. These items are an extension of your personality, showcasing your interests and experiences within the golfing world. Our experts have curated a list of must-have items from various brands across the U.S. to help you find the perfect gift for yourself or the…
YouTube sensations Wesley and George Bryan, known as the Bryan Bros., will be playing together for the first two rounds of the 2024 Butterfield Bermuda Championship on the PGA Tour. This event is the second-to-last of the season, with a few silly-season events still to come. Last year, the Bryans were not paired together, causing disappointment in the golf social media space. However, the Tour has made amends this year by pairing them up for the tournament. Following last year’s disappointment, Wesley Bryan took to Twitter to express his thoughts on the matter, praising the PGA Tour competitions and rules…
The 2024 PGA Tour season saw golfers compete on a total of 53 different golf courses, including those used for the Olympics and the Presidents Cup. Among these courses, only one exceeded the 8,000-yard mark. Situated at 6,200 feet elevation in Colorado, this course offers a unique challenge to players. On the opposite end of the spectrum, there are three courses that play shorter than 7,000 yards, one of which hosted the penultimate tournament on the 2024 calendar. The four major tournaments in 2024 took place on the fourth, sixth, ninth, and 22nd longest golf courses, showcasing a variety of…
The PGA Tour is gearing up for the 2024 Butterfield Bermuda Championship at the Port Royal Golf Club in Bermuda. This tournament is crucial for players hoping to secure their cards for the 2025 season, with only two events left in the current season. Many players on the cusp of the top 125 in the FedEx Cup standings are competing with everything they have to maintain their position. The stakes are high, with the defending champion being Camilo Villegas. Port Royal Golf Club, designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr., is considered one of the top courses in Mexico, the Caribbean,…
Paul Azinger is set to return to golf broadcasting on the Champions Tour in 2025, taking over as the lead analyst in place of Lanny Wadkins. Azinger, a longtime NBC analyst, left the network in December after they chose not to renew his contract. Despite his unpopularity with viewers in his final years at NBC, his return to the PGA Tour Champions is expected to be well-received by the Tour stars he knows well, enhancing the analytical breakdowns of recent years. Azinger’s return to the broadcasting booth coincides with the PGA Tour Champions’ transition to mostly remote broadcasts from the…