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Fripp Island Golf and Beach Resort in South Carolina has recently completed a renovation of its Ocean Point Golf Links course, which has now reopened for play. Originally designed by George Cobb and opened in 1964, the course is located on a barrier island near Beaufort with five holes overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. The renovation was completed by the mother-son architect team of Cynthia Dye McGarey and Matt McGarey of Dye Designs Group, with extensive changes made to every hole on the course. The renovation included reshaping more than 50 bunkers, adding 11 greenside bunkers, multiple new fairway traps, and…
The ongoing civil war in the golf industry is causing a decline in fan interest and viewership numbers. Players like Matt Fitzpatrick are feeling frustrated with the continued division in the sport and the talks of bringing the game back together. Fitzpatrick, who is defending his title at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, expressed his lack of interest in trying to unify the game, stating that it is a waste of time to try and change the situation. The Alfred Dunhill Links Championship has become a meeting point for players and officials from different golf leagues, including the PGA Tour,…
Cobra Golf’s Diamondized Black Metal (DBM) finish on the King Black Edition irons is a highly durable finish that is resistant to wear and tear, making it a reliable and long-lasting option for golfers. The black satin finish not only reduces glare but also gives the irons a visually smaller appearance at address, adding to the overall cool factor of the clubs. The King Tour, CB, and MB irons from Cobra will soon be available in the sleek black satin DBM finish, offering golfers a stylish and functional option for their bag. The DBM finish on the King Black Edition…
The Epson Tour is currently in the midst of awarding 15 LPGA cards for the 2025 season, with five already awarded and ten remaining to be claimed among the field of 108 golfers. The 2024 Epson Tour Championship is taking place at the Indian Wells Golf Resort in California, marking the first time the event is being held at this location. Additionally, the Race for the Card has shifted from a money-based system to a points-based system this season, with the golfer who finishes first being named the 2024 Epson Tour Player of the Year. By the end of the…
Improving your golf game without making any swing changes is possible, as GOLF Top 100 Teacher Brian Manzella provides some expert tips to help you lower your scores. The traditional method of making swing changes can be complex, not personalized, and time-consuming, with no guarantee of immediate results. Manzella advises on practical steps to take without changing your swing, focusing on aspects such as club selection, putting techniques, and driving accuracy. One key tip from Manzella is to rely on your 7-iron for distances between 250 and 170 yards, making it your most trusted club in the bag. This helps…
David Skinns had an impressive opening round at the 2024 Sanderson Farms Championship, shooting 12-under 60 and almost joining the exclusive club of players who have shot 59 on the PGA Tour. Despite missing a birdie putt from 9 feet on his final hole, Skinns set a new course record at The Country Club of Jackson with his stellar performance on the greens. Skinns, a 42-year-old from England, struggled off the tee but excelled approaching the green, gaining nearly five strokes on the field in that category. Once he reached the putting surfaces, Skinns hardly missed a shot, gaining almost…
Nick Dunlap, a 20-year-old two-time PGA Tour winner, is one of the youngest players competing in the 2024 Sanderson Farms Championship. On the other end of the age spectrum, 71-year-old Reed Hughes is the oldest competitor in the field, teeing it up for his first PGA Tour start since 2007. Hughes, who got into the field thanks to his win in the 2023 Gulf States E-Z-GO Section Championship, made his PGA Tour debut in 1984 and has played on the Tour eight times, missing the cut each time. Hughes, whose last PGA Tour-sanctioned start was in 2012 at the Senior…
Every golfer knows that no two swings are exactly alike, but there are key positions that can be found in every effective swing. These key positions are crucial for generating consistent contact with the ball. Even professional golfers like Jon Rahm and Rory McIlroy, who have seemingly different swings, share similarities in these key positions. One of these important positions is shoulder tilt during the downswing, as highlighted by GOLF Top 100 Teacher Jonathan Yarwood. Amateur golfers often struggle with keeping their shoulders level during their swing, leading to power leaks and inconsistent contact. In contrast, professionals demonstrate proper shoulder…