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Jon Rahm, a fan-favorite and hometown hero, was seeking his fourth career title at the Open de Espana, Spain’s national championship. In a stunning turn of events, Rahm found himself in a playoff against relatively unknown 26-year-old Angel Hidalgo, who ultimately claimed the victory. Hidalgo, ranked 398th in the world, showed poise and resilience throughout the tournament, culminating in his first win on the DP World Tour. His unexpected triumph over Rahm, who is considered one of Spain’s greatest golfers in recent history, added an extra layer of significance to his victory. Hidalgo’s journey to success at the Open de…
Larry David, known for playing a fictionalized version of himself on the sitcom “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” is actually very similar to his on-screen character according to Cooper Manning, the older brother of NFL quarterbacks Peyton and Eli Manning. Manning recently appeared on the GOLF Subpar podcast and described David as being just as you would expect him to be on the golf course. The two played together at Cherry Hills in Colorado during a practice round for an event hosted by Peyton Manning. During their round, Cooper Manning observed that Larry David excelled when things went wrong on the course…
Tom Kim’s rising stardom in the golf world was evident at the 2022 Presidents Cup and continued to shine at the 2024 event at Royal Montreal. Despite a 1-2-0 record, Kim has become known as the team’s emotional leader, with enthusiastic celebrations that captivated the home crowd and incited his American opponents. However, after a tough loss in a match on Saturday afternoon, Kim accused the American team of unsportsmanlike behavior, claiming they were cursing at him during the round. While he did not name specific players, Golf Channel reporter Rex Hoggard confirmed the incident occurred on the 11th hole,…
Scotland’s Euan Walker emerged victorious at the Swiss Challenge after a challenging tournament that was reduced to 36 holes due to weather conditions at Golf Saint Apollinaire. Following a three-hour delay on Thursday and the cancellation of play on Saturday, Walker returned on Sunday to deliver a stellar final round, finishing with a bogey-free six under par and securing a three-stroke victory in Folgensbourg. He ended the event at nine under par, two strokes ahead of Kristoffer Reitan from Norway and Bradley Bawden from England, who shared second place at six under. Walker’s victory at the Swiss Challenge has propelled…
The PGA Tour has long been content with its insular approach, but the current landscape of golf demands a broader perspective. The U.S. audience remains the most monetizable, but interest in golf wanes during the Fall season. With the PGA Tour playoffs concluded and other tours delivering lackluster performances, it is clear that a change is needed to reinvigorate the sport. The key to expanding the reach of golf lies in reimagining the fourth quarter of the season. By aligning the conclusion of the FedEx Cup and Race to Dubai, the U.S. and European circuits can collaborate on a global…
Ralph Lauren’s RLX fall collection of polo shirts is a must-have for both on and off the golf course. The brand is known for its classic style and quality, and the polos in this collection are no exception. The shirts are packed with performance enhancements such as moisture-wicking fabric technology, premium buttons, and various fits to suit different preferences. Whether you prefer a classic, relaxed fit or a more fitted look with a shorter sleeve, there is a polo for everyone in this collection. One standout feature of the RLX fall polo styles is the brand’s “True-Stay Collar” design. This…
Banana bread is a beloved comfort food that brings nostalgia and joy to those who enjoy it. At Windsong Farm, a private golf club near Minneapolis, banana bread has always been a staple on the menu, delighting club members with its delicious aroma and taste. Head chef Erik Swanson shares his expert tips on how to make the perfect banana bread, emphasizing the importance of using room temperature ingredients, not overworking the batter, and starting the baking process in a cold oven. Taking all chilled ingredients out of the refrigerator ahead of time allows for a lighter bread with more…
The Lacoste Ladies Open de France ended in an exciting play-off victory for Chiara Tamburlini, who secured her second Ladies European Tour win by beating Kirsten Rudgeley. The Swiss rookie emerged victorious after both players finished at seven-under-par and had to go back to the 18th hole for a sudden death play-off. Tamburlini made a crucial birdie while Rudgeley fell short, sealing the win for Tamburlini in a dramatic fashion. Tamburlini’s victory at the 2024 Lacoste Ladies Open de France marked her second win of the season, with her first coming at the Joburg Ladies Open in South Africa. Reflecting…