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Week 0 of the college football season is here, and it kicks off with a thrilling match-up between No. 10 Florida State and Georgia Tech in Dublin, Ireland. The game is set to begin at 12 p.m. ET, marking the start of an exciting new season. In addition to this game, three other matchups are scheduled for Saturday, including Montana State vs. New Mexico, SMU vs. Nevada, and Delaware State vs. Hawai’i. As football weekends are now in full swing, it’s essential to ensure you have everything you need for the season ahead. To help you gear up for the…
The BMW Championship at Castle Pines saw Keegan Bradley set a new course record with a 66, only to have it broken by Adam Scott the following day with a spectacular 63. The two will be playing together in the final round on Saturday, with the top 30 players qualifying for the Tour Championship in Atlanta. Castle Pines is known as the longest course in PGA Tour history, measuring 8,130 yards with a par of 72. The tournament features a lucrative $20 million purse, with the winner taking home $4 million and 2,000 FedEx Cup points. As the tournament progresses,…
Adam Scott is currently ranked No. 41 in the season-long points race, but a victory at the BMW Championship could see him jump to No. 4. In a post-round interview, Scott discussed his change in mindset now that he has secured a top-50 finish and a spot in all the signature events. He expressed a desire to continue moving in the right direction and to focus on shooting under par and making as many birdies as possible. Scott mentioned that he feels like he has nothing to lose this week and is looking forward to a good schedule in the…
Adam Scott, the former Masters champion, continued to make equipment changes leading into the BMW Championship. As an equipment free agent, Scott has the freedom to switch out gear that isn’t working for him. After using Miura AS-1 blades during the Genesis Scottish Open, Scott decided to bring them back into his bag for the BMW Championship. The wider sole and lower bounce on the AS-1 blades were a good fit for the firmer links-style conditions in Scotland, but he switched to a mixed setup for the FedEx Cup playoffs. Despite the trend of modern cavity-back irons for most golfers,…
In a surprising turn of events during the BMW Championship at Castle Pines Golf Club in Colorado, Scottie Scheffler, the World No. 1 golfer, had an angry outburst after a missed shot on the par-4 10th hole. Despite starting the day strong with a front-nine score of one under par, Scheffler found himself in trouble after hitting his drive into the right rough, resulting in a ball lost to the water hazard. Frustrated, Scheffler vented his emotions as he approached his fourth shot from the drop area, expressing his dissatisfaction with the result. As Scheffler continued to struggle with his…
Using your cell phone to improve your golf swing may sound unconventional, but GOLF Top 100 Teacher Ed Oldham suggests that it can be quite an effective tool. Oldham explains that by using your cell phone in specific ways during your swing, you can correct common swing flaws and improve your overall game. One way to do this is by holding your cell phone in your right hand and pretending to take a picture of someone behind you during your backswing. This action helps to extend your right wrist and square the clubface, which can help fix a slice. Oldham…
Adam Scott, a 44-year-old Australian professional golfer, reflected on his long career in the PGA Tour as one of the older players, while competing at the BMW Championship at Castle Pines Golf Club. Scott started his career 24 years ago and accepted a sponsor’s invite to the International, one of his first U.S. Tour starts. Along with Jason Day, he is one of the only two players in the 50-man field who previously competed at the event. Despite his achievements such as winning the Masters and reaching world No. 1, Scott has not secured a victory on the Tour in…
The 2024 BMW Championship is currently underway at Castle Pines Golf Club in Colorado, with Adam Scott leading the field at the halfway point of the tournament. Scott started the tournament in 41st place in the FedEx Cup points standings, needing a strong finish to move into the top 30. His opening rounds of 68-63 have propelled him to a three-shot lead over Keegan Bradley, positioning him well to make a significant jump in the standings. If Scott were to secure a win at the BMW Championship, he would move up to fourth place in the FedEx Cup points standings,…