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The LPGA Tour is making its return to the US with the inaugural FM Championship at TPC Boston. This event boasts the biggest purse in a regular event on the LPGA Tour this season, with a total of $3.8m up for grabs. This milestone was made possible by the generous contribution of sponsor FM, who added an extra $300,000 to the payout. Over the course of their five-year partnership, the purse is set to increase each year until it reaches an impressive $5m. The prize money breakdown for the FM Championship offers a substantial payout for the top finishers, with…
Xander Schauffele, a golfer known for his exceptional performance at East Lake Golf Club, has yet to win a FedEx Cup despite his success at the Tour Championship. With zero FedEx Cups to show for his efforts, Schauffele is determined to change that this week. However, a massive restoration effort at East Lake has left the course unrecognizable, posing a new challenge for Schauffele as he competes for the FedEx Cup title. Schauffele has played the Tour Championship seven times, finishing with the lowest aggregate score in three of those iterations. Despite his impressive track record at East Lake, he…
The PGA Tour’s FedEx Cup playoffs are coming to a close, and the focus is shifting to the upcoming Presidents Cup, where the International team will aim to defeat the United States team for the first time since 1998. This year, the event will take place at the Royal Montreal Golf Club in Canada. Each team consists of six automatic qualifiers and six captain’s picks, giving captains Jim Furyk and Mike Weir the freedom to choose their teams as they see fit. For the United States team, the automatic qualifiers are determined by FedEx Cup points. The top six players…
The 43rd Curtis Cup is set to kick off at Sunningdale Golf Club, with the opening ceremony on August 29, followed by three days of competitive action from August 30 to September 1. The format of the matches sees eight female amateurs from Great Britain & Ireland competing against their counterparts from the USA. Each of the first two competition days features three foursomes and three four-ball matches, with eight singles matches taking place on Sunday. Points are awarded for victories, with the USA needing 10 points to retain the Cup and GB&I requiring 10.5 points to reclaim it. In…
The new school year has arrived, but that doesn’t mean young golfers have to put away their clubs just yet. With school back in session, kids can still hit the golf course after school or on the weekends. Middle and high school players can also join their school’s golf team to continue practicing and competing. To help young golfers across the country get ready for the school year, we have compiled a list of some great back-to-school golf equipment from top brands like Callaway, TaylorMade, Titleist, Ping, Bushnell, and Garmin. In this list, you’ll find clubs, distance-measuring devices, bags, and…
The upcoming Presidents Cup, taking place at Royal Montreal Golf Club in Canada, will see the International team face off against the United States team. Both teams will consist of six automatic qualifiers and six captain’s picks, allowing captains Jim Furyk and Mike Weir to build a strong team. In this article, we will explore who should make the cut for each team, regardless of the captains’ choices. The United States team’s automatic qualifiers are determined by FedEx Cup points, with Scottie Scheffler, Xander Schauffele, Collin Morikawa, Wyndham Clark, Patrick Cantlay, and Sahith Theegala securing their spots based on their…
Tyrrell Hatton, a professional golfer, will be making his first DP World Tour start since signing with the LIV Golf League back in January at the Betfred British Masters this week. He last played in a DP World Tour event at the Dubai Desert Classic earlier this year before switching to Jon Rahm’s Legion XIII on the PIF-funded circuit. Hatton has had a successful debut campaign with LIV, currently sitting third in the individual standings and fifth on the money list with $10.6 million earned from 12 events. His Legion XI GC team is also second in the team standings…
Strokes Gained: Approach the Green is a crucial statistic on the PGA Tour, measuring a golfer’s performance on shots hit from the fairway and off the tee on par 3s. A positive number indicates that a player is better than the tour average, while a negative number means they are giving away strokes. Players who rank highly in this statistic create more scoring opportunities and lower their chances of making bogeys. The list of players leading this statistic heading into the Tour Championship includes Shane Lowry, Henrik Norlander, Keith Mitchell, Aaron Rai, Xander Schauffele, Tony Finau, Tom Hoge, and Scottie…