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Germany’s Helen Briem achieved her first win as a professional golfer at the Rose Ladies Open held at Brocket Hall in Hertfordshire. Briem was two shots behind the leader at the 36-hole mark but managed to produce an impressive round of 66 (-6) to force a playoff with England’s Hannah Screen, who had recently graduated in 2023. The playoff took place on the 18th hole, with both players making birdies on the first hole and pars on the second. Eventually, Briem secured the victory by sinking a par putt on the third hole of the playoff. Reflecting on her victory,…

Pro golf may be experiencing some instability at the highest levels of the game, but the business of content creation is thriving. Social media stars are becoming increasingly popular, with many securing equipment contracts with major OEMs and even playing in tournaments previously reserved for professional golfers. The recent Creator Classic at Eastlake Golf Club featured popular Youtube golf group Good Good Golf, showcasing the success of content creators in the golf industry. Good Good Golf has emerged as a standout in the Youtube Golf space, amassing 1.7 million subscribers and securing sponsorships with major OEMs. The group’s success serves…

Escaping the bunker when faced with a tricky lie can be quite challenging for many recreational players. However, according to the Short Game Chef, there is a secret technique that can make this task easier. The key is to get uncomfortably close to the ball, especially when dealing with difficult lies such as those in rake marks and footprints. By snuggling up to the ball and hinging the club straight up in your backswing, you can increase the steepness of your swing, which is essential for getting out of most bunker lie predicaments. Creating this steepness in your swing allows…

Matt Wallace claimed his first DP World Tour title in six years at the Omega European Masters after defeating Alfredo Garcia-Heredia in a play-off. Wallace showcased his skill at the Crans-sur-Sierre Golf Club by being the only player to remain bogey-free after the first two rounds, leading by four heading into the weekend. Despite harsh winds on Saturday, Wallace maintained his lead with a three-over 73. In the final round, he came home level par, while Garcia-Heredia birdied the last hole to force a play-off, which Wallace ultimately won. The victory at the Omega European Masters marks Wallace’s fifth DP…

The 19th playing of the Solheim Cup took place at Robert Trent Jones Golf Club in Gainesville, Va. Last year, the U.S. and Europe tied for the first time in the event’s history, allowing Europe to keep the Cup for the third straight meeting. Team USA was predicted to win this year due to factors such as home-crowd advantage, Lexi Thompson’s potential last appearance, and a balanced team with a mix of youthful fire and experience. Team Europe has been dominant in recent years in the Solheim Cup, with players like Carlota Ciganda standout performances like last year. Players like…

After a challenging 2023 season in the United States, where he finished 112th in the FedEx Cup standings and missed out on the playoffs, Matt Wallace returned to his winning ways at the 2024 Omega European Masters. The victory, which came after a six-year winless drought on the DP World Tour, marked Wallace’s fifth win on the tour. The 34-year-old golfer led throughout the week but found himself in a playoff against Alfredo Garcia-Heredia before ultimately emerging victorious. Reflecting on his hard-fought win, Wallace admitted to feeling “knackered” after the intense final day of competition. Despite shooting even par, Wallace…

Jordan Smith’s frustration with the difficult course setup at the Omega European Masters in Switzerland was evident on Saturday. Despite initially being within one shot of the lead, Smith struggled on the back nine, resulting in a third-round score of seven over par. After the round, Smith took to social media to express his displeasure with the course conditions, particularly the pin placements and the speed of the greens, which he felt were too difficult given the windy conditions. This led to a higher field scoring average in the third round compared to the first two rounds. Matt Wallace, the…