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Sei Young Kim, a 12-time LPGA winner, ended a nearly four-year drought by shooting a scorching 10-under 62 in the opening round of the 2024 Buick LPGA Shanghai. Starting on the 10th hole, Kim birdied her first five holes and went on to eagle the 17th and birdie the 18th, finishing the front nine with an impressive 28. Despite cooling off on the back nine, Kim rallied to birdie her final three holes to lead the tournament by two strokes over Celine Boutier. Kim, who has struggled to regain her winning form since her last victory in 2020, expressed some…
The 2025 Ryder Cup press conference took place recently in New York, with captains Keegan Bradley and Luke Donald discussing the upcoming competition between Team USA and Team Europe at Bethpage Black next fall. One surprising topic of discussion was the potential involvement of Ryder Cup legend Sergio Garcia, who has been playing exceptionally well in 2024 despite being ranked 390th in the world. Garcia’s performance has caught the attention of the European captain, who has been in contact with Garcia about potentially rejoining the DP World Tour, a necessary step to be eligible for the Ryder Cup team. Garcia’s…
The highly anticipated 2024 Black Desert Championship is set to take place at the stunning Black Desert Resort in Ivins, Utah, marking the return of the PGA Tour to the Beehive State after more than six decades. This event is part of the FedExCup Fall series, which spans over 11 weeks and offers a valuable opportunity for golfers to secure their status for the upcoming 2025 PGA Tour season. Winners of any of the fall events not only earn a two-year exemption on the PGA Tour but also secure spots in prestigious tournaments such as the Sentry, the Players Championship,…
Scott Vail, the caddie for Keegan Bradley, discussed his experience caddying for Bradley and some of his most memorable moments on Tour on GOLF’s Subpar podcast. One of the topics of discussion was the weight of Bradley’s bag, with Vail jokingly mentioning the heaviest bag comments he receives from the bag room attendants. Vail also talked about Bradley’s unique “If Things Go Horribly Wrong Kit” that contains unnecessary items like contacts, glasses, and eye drops that Vail has never seen used. With the next Ryder Cup still a year away, anticipation is building in New York for the event. Vail…
The 2024 Black Desert Championship is in full swing, with the second round set to take place on Friday, October 11, at Black Desert Resort in Ivins, Utah. This week’s tournament is being held at a new venue, with the course featuring hazardous lava rocks and being at high altitude. Pros are finding themselves in unfamiliar territory and have had to adjust their strategies to account for the unique course conditions. Despite the challenges, the first round saw plenty of birdies, setting the stage for an exciting second round. Fans can catch all the action from the Black Desert Championship…
The 2025 Ryder Cup is set to be held at Bethpage Black in New York, and Captain Keegan Bradley is confident in the fans of New York to support their team without crossing any lines. Bradley, along with Luke Donald, acknowledges the challenges of playing in front of the passionate New York crowd, but both emphasize the importance of fair play. Bradley reassures that the PGA of America will be monitoring the fans and will eject those who act inappropriately. Donald also trusts the PGA of America to maintain the spirit of the Ryder Cup and handle any inappropriate behavior…
Mike Weir, one of the most successful left-handed players in the history of golf, has 14 pro victories, a green jacket, and a Presidents Cup captaincy to his name. Growing up in Sarnia, Ontario, Weir was initially unsure about his left-handed style and even considered switching to a right-handed swing. At the age of 13, he wrote a letter to Jack Nicklaus seeking advice on the matter. During the leadup to the Black Desert Championship in Utah, Weir revealed that Nicklaus advised him to stick with his natural left-handed swing. This advice proved to be crucial in shaping Weir’s career…
Keegan Bradley and Phil Mickelson have formed an exciting pairing, but Bradley does not expect to have Mickelson by his side at the 2025 Ryder Cup. Mickelson was a likely candidate for a Ryder Cup captaincy spot before leaving the PGA Tour to join LIV Golf. Bradley, on the other hand, was a surprise choice to lead the Americans at Bethpage Black next year. Despite being asked if Mickelson would be part of his backroom team, Bradley believes the left-hander is not interested in the role. European captain Luke Donald mentioned that Sergio Garcia may re-join the DP World Tour…