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Rory McIlroy, a top-ranked golfer, recently revealed an unorthodox practice method he used to make swing changes before the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship. Instead of relying on technology and feedback, McIlroy locked himself in a studio and focused entirely on the movement of his swing without seeing the ball flight for weeks leading up to the tournament. This unique approach allowed him to ingrain the new swing without reverting to old habits. For many golfers, making swing changes can be a daunting and discouraging process. McIlroy himself admitted that when trying to make a swing change, he often struggles to…
The Charles Schwab Cup Championship on the PGA Tour Champions circuit is approaching, and there is more drama this year compared to previous years. Unlike last year when Steve Stricker had a commanding lead and was able to skip the playoff events and still claim the cup, this time there are 10 golfers who have a chance to win it. Of these 10, four are considered long shots, while the top six contenders can secure the Cup by winning the tournament at Phoenix Country Club. The tournament is a four-round, 72-hole, no-cut event. The winner of the tournament will win…
Sean O’Hair will be participating in the World Wide Technology Championship at El Cardonal at Diamante from November 7-10. For those looking to bet on O’Hair, there are various betting options available. The tournament will take place in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, with the previous winner being Erik van Rooyen. Viewers can watch the World Wide Technology Championship on the Golf Channel from Thursday to Sunday. Live streaming is also available through Fubo, offering sports and shows without the need for cable. Betting odds for O’Hair to win the championship are currently at +20000, with potential earnings of $2,010 from…
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Increasing clubhead speed is a goal for many amateur golfers looking to improve their game, but it’s important to do so with control and proper technique. Instead of just swinging harder, PGA Golf Professional Brendon R. Elliott recommends incorporating specific at-home drills into your daily routine to develop more clubhead speed while keeping everything in sequence. These drills can be done from the comfort of your own home, making it easy to work on your speed without having to go to the driving range. One drill Elliott suggests is the towel snap drill, where you twist up a small towel…
PXG, the luxury golf equipment and apparel brand based in Scottsdale, Arizona, recently launched its first pop-up apparel store in the newly-renovated luxury wing of Scottsdale’s Fashion Square mall. The store features only apparel, no equipment, and is strategically placed to attract a high-end customer base in the premier shopping destination. Renee Parsons, PXG Apparel’s president and now CMO, spearheaded this initiative to differentiate and highlight the brand’s apparel offerings to a wider audience, including non-golfers who may not be familiar with PXG. The design philosophy of PXG Apparel focuses on creating luxury pieces that are not only suitable for…
In the world of golf, Tommy Fleetwood is making headlines this week for trying something new on the greens. Despite not having a win on the PGA Tour yet, Fleetwood has had a successful year in 2024, with a win on the DP World Tour and a ranking of fifth on the tour this season. Although he missed out on the PGA Tour’s Tour Championship for three consecutive years, Fleetwood managed to qualify for the second-straight season. However, there was a slight dip in his putting performance on the PGA Tour this season compared to previous years. In 2023, he…
Erik van Rooyen reflects on his emotional victory at the 2023 World Wide Technology Championship in Los Cabos, Mexico, where he stormed home in 8-under 28 to win for the second time on the PGA Tour. Van Rooyen dedicated his win to his terminally-ill friend Jon Trasamar, who passed away from stage 4 melanoma just days after the tournament. The victory was a poignant moment for van Rooyen, who learned valuable lessons about resilience and perspective through his friend’s battle with cancer. He has since established a scholarship in Trasamar’s name at the University of Minnesota. Van Rooyen’s journey to…
Tommy Fleetwood, known for his loyalty to the Odyssey White Hot Pro #3 putter, has recently been seen using a prototype TaylorMade Truss Soto putter during the Abu Dhabi HSBC Golf Championship. This new putter features a flow neck style that blends into the triangle shape used in Truss putters, providing stability and forgiveness. Despite the noticeable Truss triangle design, the technology is hidden at address thanks to the flow neck hosel allowing for around half a shaft offset. The putter boasts a chrome finish with a black face featuring TaylorMade’s Pure Roll Insert, similar to the TaylorMade Spider putter.…
