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One great option for an affordable launch monitor is the Fairway Jockey. Investing in a launch monitor is a fantastic way to improve your golf game by tracking various aspects of your swing and providing you with valuable data on your performance. These devices can help you determine how far you hit each club, identify areas of your swing that need improvement, and provide statistics such as carry distance, spin rate, and ball speed. While professional-grade launch monitors used on Tour can be very expensive, there are more affordable options available for less than $500 that are easy to use,…

Fish tacos are a quintessential warm-weather dish that embodies the carefree spirit of summer. To help you bring the flavors of restaurant-quality fish tacos into your own kitchen, we reached out to Chef Erik Lobner, the executive chef at Hokuli’a in Hawaii. Baja-style fish tacos are characterized by a combination of flavors and components that originated in Baja, Mexico, including corn tortillas, crispy cabbage, pico de gallo, and a flavorful cream sauce. The key to nailing the Baja style is to balance spice and citrus to brighten up and flavor the dish, according to Chef Lobner. Adding lime or local…

Practicing under pressure is an essential skill to improve your on-course performance in golf. Many golfers struggle with translating their practice shots to the golf course, where each shot truly matters. GOLF Top 100 Teacher Trillium Rose has a simple drill that can help you build your ability to perform under pressure and improve your game over time. This drill involves adding pressure to your practice sessions by limiting the number of shots you have and putting consequences on each one. By making each shot count, you can better prepare yourself for the challenges of the golf course. In a…

The 2024 Tour Championship, the final event of the FedEx Cup Playoffs, will conclude on Sunday at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, Georgia. The tournament leader, World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler, holds a commanding five-stroke lead heading into the final round. Scheffler’s exceptional play throughout the playoffs has put him in a prime position to claim the $25 million winner’s bonus. The only player in contention within nine shots of Scheffler is Collin Morikawa. Viewers looking to watch the final round of the Tour Championship can tune in to NBC and Golf Channel for TV coverage. Golf Channel will…

World number one Scottie Scheffler is in the lead at the PGA Tour’s season-ending Tour Championship, holding a five-shot advantage going into the final round. With birdies on four of the final five holes in the third round, Scheffler finished strong to reach a 26-under-par total, putting him ahead of Collin Morikawa by five strokes. Despite Morikawa narrowing the gap to two shots on the front nine, Scheffler responded with back-to-back birdies on the seventh and eighth holes. Scheffler expressed confidence in his chances for victory on Sunday, having missed out on previous opportunities to win tournaments. He is aiming…

Sahith Theegala found himself in a challenging situation during the Tour Championship’s third round at East Lake Golf Club. After hitting his tee shot into a fairway bunker, Theegala noticed that his ball had come to rest in a very unusual lie, with the ball teed up in the sand. Despite attempting to make a clean shot, Theegala suspected that he may have accidentally moved some sand during his backswing, which is a violation of Rule 8.1a (4) in the PGA Rulebook. Despite consulting with his playing partner and not noticing any significant changes to his lie, Theegala ultimately decided…

Collin Morikawa is leading the Tour Championship without the starting strokes, closely followed by Scottie Scheffler. Scheffler currently holds a five-shot lead over Morikawa and a nine-shot lead over the rest of the field, but these numbers are adjusted with the starting strokes. Without the starting strokes, Morikawa would be leading Scheffler by one stroke, making it a much closer competition between the two players. This year marks the sixth year of the Tour Championship’s starting strokes format, where the FedEx Cup standings determine the starting scores for each of the 30 players who make it to the final event…

American golfer Scottie Scheffler put on a putting clinic during the third round of the TOUR Championship golf tournament, gaining more than two strokes on the field and cementing himself as a force to be reckoned with. With over four strokes gained on the greens this week, Scheffler showcased his prowess with the putter, making it an unfair competition for his opponents. Despite an early bogey on the first hole, Scheffler maintained his lead over Collin Morikawa, sinking crucial birdie putts throughout the round. Morikawa attempted to chip away at Scheffler’s lead, but the latter’s precision putting skills proved to…