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The ISPS Handa Women’s Scottish Open encountered a weather-related delay on Thursday due to heavy rains, but the event is back on track with the competitors playing catch-up at Dundonald Links. Minjee Lee and Megan Khang are currently leading the tournament with impressive performances. Lee, a 28-year-old Australian, secured the first-round lead with a three-under 69, while Khang joined her at the top of the leaderboard after a four-under 68. Lee has only dropped one shot in the first 36 holes of the tournament, showcasing her resilience in challenging conditions. Last year, she made a remarkable comeback after starting her…
Understanding your angle of attack (AoA) in golf is essential for optimizing both your swing and equipment. The AoA refers to the angle at which the clubhead travels relative to the ground, and it can have a significant impact on your game. This article delves into the importance of AoA in the fitting process, discussing how it can affect your club selection, launch angle, spin, and distance. By knowing your AoA, you can make informed decisions about your equipment and maximize your performance on the course. Gene Parente, the founder of Golf Laboratories, and Kris McCormack, VP of tour and…
Swinging with a torn labrum at the FedEx St. Jude Championship: Denny McCarthy faces a challenging task
Denny McCarthy’s early success at the FedEx St. Jude Championship is just the beginning of his journey in Memphis, where he’s embracing the city’s gritty mentality. Despite his impressive performance on the leaderboard, McCarthy is battling a torn labrum in his hip, forcing him to adjust his swing to manage the pain. The injury surfaced during his round at TPC Southwind, where he shot a 63 and claimed the top spot. The pain in his hip is most pronounced during the downswing, prompting McCarthy to shift his rotation and rely more on pushing through the ground. Surprisingly, the sweltering Memphis…
DP World Tour event sees Andrew ‘Beef’ Johnston break course record from 1,285th world ranking
Andrew “Beef” Johnston, a beloved figure in the golf world, has recently made an impressive comeback after falling outside of the top 2,000 in the Official World Golf Ranking. His performance at the D+D Real Czech Masters, where he shot a course-record nine-under 63, has brought him back into the spotlight and rekindled the love and admiration of fans. Johnston’s journey back to form has been marked by persistence and determination, as he battled injuries, poor form, and mental health struggles over the past few years. Johnston’s career highlight came in 2016 at the Open Championship at Royal Troon, where…
Lee Trevino, a golf legend with 29 PGA Tour wins and six major titles, shares his expertise on hitting crisp chips around the green in this edition of Play Smart on GOLF.com. Trevino emphasizes the importance of creating consistent contact in chipping and advises focusing on the hands’ relationship with the club. He highlights the key of ensuring that the clubhead does not pass the hands during impact, leading to a low-spin chip that rolls smoothly towards the hole. Trevino’s chipping tip revolves around keeping the hands in front of the clubhead through the impact zone, preventing wrist action that…
Norwegian golfer Viktor Hovland made a statement at the FedEx St. Jude Championship with a stellar round of 63, featuring eight birdies and a bogey. This round marked a significant improvement for Hovland, the defending FedEx Cup champion, whose season has been lackluster until now, with his only highlight being a third-place finish at the PGA Championship. Despite starting the tournament in 57th place, Hovland’s impressive round helped him move well within the top 50 needed to advance to the BMW Championship in Colorado. Maintaining his position on the leaderboard will be crucial for Hovland’s playoff prospects. Hovland acknowledged the…
Recovery shots are an essential part of golf for amateur players, and two-time major champion Bubba Watson has some expert tips to help improve your success rate in these tricky situations. Watson emphasizes the importance of practicing from tough lies, reminding players to simulate challenging scenarios to better prepare for them. He also stresses the need to consider risk versus reward when planning a recovery shot, noting that creativity can flourish in these moments but should be balanced with caution. Watson advises players to stay focused on the present moment when facing a recovery shot, avoiding distractions and negative thoughts…
Matt Ryan compares golf to therapy in describing his relationship with the sport post-NFL retirement
Longtime Subpar listeners know that former NHL defenseman Mike Commodore is one of Colt Knost and Drew Stoltz’s favorite guests. On a recent episode, NFL quarterback Matt Ryan shared a fun story about Commodore at Whisper Rock. Ryan, along with Matthew Stafford, played 36 holes of golf with Commodore, who challenged them to drink tequila with him. After a long day of golf and drinks, they met up at a bar, and Commodore didn’t recognize them despite spending nine hours together. Ryan has become a regular on the celebrity pro-am circuit, with a T16 finish at this year’s American Century…
