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The newly constructed Crimson Reserve practice facility for the University of Alabama men’s and women’s golf teams is being praised as “sick” by both players and coaches. The $47 million project includes a 9-hole course and a large practice area for driving, short game, and putting outdoors, as well as separate lounges, locker rooms, hitting bays, and swing technology indoors. UA Director of Athletics Greg Byrne, men’s coach Jay Seawell, and women’s coach Mic Potter led a tour of the facility, which has garnered attention across college golf. The indoor facility spans 18,000 square feet and features coaches’ offices, workout…
Bryson DeChambeau, known for his long drives and unique approach to the game of golf, recently made headlines for hitting a putter off the tee and sending it 282 yards. This remarkable feat was captured on a YouTube video featuring DeChambeau and golf sensation Grant Horvat engaging in a stroke play match where Horvat’s phone, via Siri, selected DeChambeau’s clubs for each shot. The video showcased the unconventional choices made by Siri, such as forcing DeChambeau to use a putter on a 591-yard par-5 hole at Maridoe Golf Club in Texas. Challenging conventional norms in golf, hitting a putter off…
Dan Bradbury secured a remarkable victory at the French Open with a final round 66 at Le Golf National in Paris. The 25-year-old Yorkshireman finished with a five-under-par round, clinching the win by one shot from a group of players including Sam Bairstow, Yannik Paul, Thorbjørn Olesen, and Jeff Winther. Bradbury started strong with a birdie at the first hole and maintained his patience through the next eight holes before making another gain at the tenth. At one point during the final round, Bradbury found himself tied for the lead with 10 other players. However, he pulled ahead by scoring…
Ruoning Yin dominated the final round of the Buick LPGA Shanghai, shooting an impressive 8-under 64 to finish 25-under for the event, six shots ahead of second-place finisher Mao Saigo. Yin’s victory was her fourth career LPGA title and solidified her status as a rising star in women’s golf. The 22-year-old Chinese golfer had previously won the 2023 KPMG Women’s PGA Championship and briefly held the top spot in the Women’s World Golf Rankings. Hye-Jin Choi of South Korea also had a strong showing on Sunday, carding a 62, the low round of the tournament, to finish fifth. Yealimi Noh…
In the picturesque setting of southern Utah, Matt McCarty, a three-time winner on the Korn Ferry Tour, is vying for his first PGA Tour title. After a stellar performance with a 7-under 64 on Saturday, the 26-year-old from Scottsdale leads the Black Desert Championship at Black Desert Resort in Ivins, UT with a score of 19-under par. Going into the final round, he holds a two-shot advantage over four players tied for second place, including Joe Highsmith, Kevin Streelman, Harris English, and Stephen Jaeger. The Black Desert Championship marks the first PGA Tour event to be held in Utah since…
In a thrilling finish at the Open de France, Dan Bradbury emerged as the winner after a nail-biting final round. Bradbury revealed that his initial plan was to make the cut and secure his DP World Tour card, but he exceeded expectations by jumping to 25th in the Race To Dubai standings and securing a spot in the final two events of 2024. The action came to a head on the 18th hole, where Bradbury’s birdie putt secured him the victory, moving him inside the top 30 of the Race To Dubai standings and earning him his second DP World…
The highly anticipated 2024 Bridges Cup is set to take place in South Korea at Haesley Nine Bridges, where elite mid-amateur golfers will compete in a Ryder Cup-style tournament. While the U.S. team has emerged victorious in the past two installments of the event, there is speculation that the Internationals could turn the tide this year. As the competition heats up, golf enthusiasts are eager to see which players will rise to the occasion and handle the pressure of the most challenging moments on the course. To provide insight into the key elements that could influence the outcome of the…
Are you looking to improve your golf game and add more versatility to your bag? Consider adding a hybrid club to your arsenal. Hybrids are a great choice for golfers with slower swing speeds or a steep swing, as they can be easier to hit off the fairway than a wood or long iron. The added mass behind the clubface can also boost confidence at address. Designed to be hit with the same ease as a middle iron, hybrids offer a great alternative to long irons for players who struggle with hitting them. They also come in a variety of…