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The 2024 World Wide Technology Championship in Mexico is coming to an exciting conclusion with the top of the leaderboard tightly contested. Justin Lower, Nico Echavarria, and Carson Young are all tied for the lead at 16 under, with several players close behind at 15 under and 14 under, ready to pounce on any mistakes made by the leaders. Echavarria, in particular, is in a position to make history by winning back-to-back tournaments after claiming victory at the Zozo Championship in Japan just two weeks prior. Echavarria, a Colombian golfer, has shown remarkable consistency and skill, demonstrating the ability to…
Rory McIlroy encountered a setback in his quest for his 18th DP World Tour victory at the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship. Despite a strong start to Round 3, McIlroy’s round was derailed by a brutal double-bogey on the 18th hole. This double-bogey dropped McIlroy to T13 at 13 under par, five shots behind the leader, Paul Waring. Unfortunately, this wasn’t the first time McIlroy had a late-round mishap, as a similar incident occurred in the previous round. During the second round, McIlroy was seven under through 16 holes before a triple-bogey on the 17th hole. This setback was frustrating for…
The Butterfield Bermuda Championship is gearing up to host top golf influencers Wesley and George Bryan in their upcoming event. Wesley Bryan, competing in his fifth appearance in the FedEx Cup Fall stage of the PGA Tour season, is currently ranked 140th in the standings and is looking to secure a spot in the top 125 to earn exempt status for PGA Tour events in 2025. His brother George will be competing in just his third appearance on the PGA Tour, having previously participated in the 2023 tournament and May’s Myrtle Beach Classic. Wesley Bryan, whose first and only PGA…
Robert Garrigus, a professional golfer, recently had the opportunity to play in the World Wide Technology Championship in Mexico after a series of fortunate events. Initially, Garrigus failed to qualify for the tournament, but luck was on his side when several players withdrew from the field, ultimately allowing him to secure a spot in the competition. Despite the unexpected turn of events, Garrigus missed the cut after shooting 79-76 in the first two rounds. Garrigus’ journey to the tournament began when he failed to Monday qualify for the event. Instead of heading home, he decided to stay in Mexico for…
Jeff Ma, known for his blackjack stint at MIT, is now working as the chief digital officer for Troon Golf. In a recent episode of the Subpar podcast, Ma shared details about his Vegas gambling experiences and offered a new golf betting idea for friends. The concept involves creating a group of friends and conducting a draft of top players, with each person selecting eight golfers. The bet consists of each person putting in $500, and if one of their drafted players wins a major within the next five years, the other participants have to pay up immediately. Ma suggested…
The PGA Tour’s World Wide Technology Championship, featured some dramatic moments on Friday, including a rough round for pro golfer Will Gordon. Gordon struggled on the 15th hole at El Cardonal at Diamante, incurring three penalty strokes and ultimately carding an 11 on the 462-yard par-4. Despite this setback, Gordon managed to finish the second round with a six-over 78, dropping him to a tie for 102nd place, a significant drop from his initial position after the first round where he was tied for 12th. Gordon’s experience was a part of a challenging scoring day that saw multiple players facing…
Former Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald was forced to withdraw from the PGA Tour’s 2024 World Wide Technology Championship in Mexico due to a back injury after shooting rounds of 72-69. Despite turning in a two-day total of 3 under, Donald had to pull out during the third round when he was even par through 13 holes with three birdies, a bogey, and a double bogey on the card. This was only his seventh start of the season, with his T-68 finish at the PGA Championship being his only made cut. Luke Donald’s withdrawal from the World Wide Technology Championship…
A statue of Old Tom Morris, the founding father of golf, was recently vandalized just a month after it was unveiled at St Andrews. Golf historian Roger McStravick shared images of the damaged statue on social media, describing the act as “mindless.” The statue, located near the iconic Old Course, had its clubhead snapped off by vandals. Efforts are being made to identify the perpetrators through CCTV footage. The statue, sculpted by David Annand, was unveiled in October by Morris’ great great granddaughter Sheila Walker. The vandalism of the statue was met with widespread condemnation from figures in the golf…