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The 2024 Charles Schwab Cup Championship in Phoenix saw Stewart Cink maintain his three-shot lead after shooting a 5-under 66. Cink managed to avoid disaster on the par-5 18th hole for the second day in a row, with a lucky break keeping his ball from going into the water. He has only one bogey over 36 holes and is seeking his second PGA Tour Champions victory of the year. Cink credited a lazy swing but was grateful that the bank on the 18th hole managed to hold his ball in the rough. German golfer Bernhard Langer had the round of…
Scottie Scheffler and his caddie, Ted Scott, have had their fair share of blunders on the golf course, as revealed in a recent episode of The Sweet Spot podcast. Scott humorously recounts a mistake he made during the Memorial tournament last June, where he failed to read a putt for Scheffler, resulting in a disastrous outcome. Despite his error, Scott and Scheffler were able to laugh it off and move on. This incident serves as a reminder that even the most seasoned caddies can make mistakes that impact their players’ performance on the course. The blunder at the Memorial tournament…
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Ping recently unveiled its 2025 golf bag collection, featuring updated versions of popular models and introducing three new designs. These bags are now available for purchase on Fairway Jockey, where golfers can find the perfect bag to suit their needs. Among the standout bags in the collection is the Hoofer Stand bag, a lightweight and durable option with 16 pockets, padded shoulder straps, and a reconfigured bottom for easier club removal. The new pocket layout offers optimal storage and quick access to essential items, while the cart-strap channel ensures security without blocking pockets. Another notable addition to Ping’s 2025 lineup…
Jason Caron’s tie for 32nd place at the 2023 Senior PGA Professional Championship paid off big time when he went on to finish tied for fourth at the 2024 KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship. This unexpected success earned him a payday of $154,000 and secured him access to more PGA Tour Champions events. Despite a long history of playing on the Korn Ferry Tour and the PGA Tour, Caron had shifted to a career as a head pro at Mill River in Oyster Bay, New York before his recent resurgence in competitive golf. The 52-year-old Caron’s success in the Charles Schwab…
Caitlin Clark’s upcoming appearance at The Annika LPGA event is expected to draw a lot of attention, prompting both the LPGA and Golf Channel to adjust their broadcast plans to accommodate her. The 22-year-old WNBA superstar has become a celebrity in the sports world, attracting audiences and attention wherever she goes. With the WNBA offseason underway, fans are turning their focus to Clark’s other pursuits, such as her participation in the pro-am at The Annika. Golf Channel will be extending its coverage of the event to showcase live look-ins and highlights from Clark’s round, which will be split between nine…
To see success in the short game, it’s important to understand that each shot is different and requires specific adjustments. For example, a flop shot that produces a high trajectory and lands softly will require a different setup compared to a standard pitch or chip shot that stays low and rolls. Making these adjustments can be tricky for amateur golfers, but mastering the setup is crucial for making good contact and improving your short game overall. GOLF Top 100 Teacher Cameron McCormick offers a cheat code for better short game shots by focusing on the setup for three popular shots…
Caitlin Clark, a rising star in the world of women’s sports and a Gainbridge ambassador, is set to make a significant impact at the LPGA’s upcoming The Annika driven by Gainbridge tournament at Pelican Golf Club in Florida. Scheduled to play in the pro-am competition alongside legends like Nelly Korda and Annika Sorenstam, Clark is also set to be a panelist at the Women’s Leadership Summit, showcasing her commitment to supporting women’s sports. The collaboration between Gainbridge and the LPGA has brought increased attention and coverage to the event, with Golf Channel expanding its programming to provide extensive coverage of…