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Hideki Matsuyama recently shared his experience of being robbed in London, where his caddie and coach had their passports stolen. The incident occurred during a stopover between Paris and Memphis, with Matsuyama’s caddie, Shota Hayafuji, losing his bag at a restaurant. As a result, both the caddie and coach had to return to Japan to sort out new passports, leaving Matsuyama to compete without his regular team. Matsuyama described the situation as unfortunate, with only his wallet being stolen, but his caddie and coach losing their passports. He expressed hope that they would be able to rejoin the team as…
The Eagle Eye Gen 5 rangefinder is a game-changer for golfers who struggle with battery anxiety. With its innovative dual-power system, this rangefinder allows players to switch between a rechargeable USB battery and a conventional CR2 battery, ensuring that they never have to worry about their device dying on the course. This feature alone sets the Eagle Eye Gen 5 apart from other rangefinders on the market and makes it a must-have for players who value reliability and convenience. In terms of accuracy and features, the Eagle Eye Gen 5 delivers solid performance. With 800 yards of range and 6X…
The PGA TOUR has recently announced its full lineup of tournaments for the 2025 season, which includes a total of 36 events. The schedule features The Players Championship in March, the four major championships, eight Signature Events, 18 Full-Field Events, and five Additional Events. The regular season kicks off with The Sentry Tournament of Champions in Hawaii on December 30 and concludes with the Wyndham Championship on August 3. The three-event FedExCup Playoffs will take place in August, with the FedExCup champion being crowned at the TOUR Championship on August 24. Throughout the season, events will be held in 18…
The Club at Mill Green in Hertfordshire is set to host the Get Golfing Festival of Golf later this month, providing a week-long celebration of unity and inclusivity within the golf community. Supported by various partners in the golf industry, such as England Golf, the LET Access Series, the Golf Foundation, the EDGA Tour, and the Annika Women’s All Pro Tour, the festival will take place from August 26 to September 1 at the popular Hatfield based-club. One of the highlights of the week will be the Get Golfing Women’s Golf Championship, an event on the Ladies European Tour Access…
Maintaining a golf course in extreme conditions is a challenge, particularly at Furnace Creek Golf Course in Death Valley, California, which is known for being the hottest and driest spot in North America. Bobby Alford, the assistant superintendent at the course, shared insights on how they manage course upkeep in such searing conditions. The property sits 214 feet below sea level, with summertime temperatures soaring over 120 degrees, making it a unique and challenging environment for maintaining turf. Despite the extreme conditions, Alford and his crew have developed strategies to keep the golf course in top shape. One of the…
The 2024 FedEx St. Jude Championship continues in Memphis, with American Chris Kirk leading after the first round with a six-under 64. Hideki Matsuyama is among the contenders just one shot back, along with gold medalist Scottie Scheffler and two-time major winner Xander Schauffele at four under. World No. 3 Rory McIlroy heads into Friday at two under. The second round of the FedEx St. Jude Championship can be watched on TV via Golf Channel, with coverage beginning at 2 p.m. ET. PGA Tour Live on ESPN+ will offer exclusive streaming coverage, including featured group coverage starting at 8 a.m.…
The U.S. Amateur at Hazeltine National saw a marathon day that began with an upset as Jackson Buchanan defeated top-ranked amateur Luke Clanton. Mid-amateurs Christian Brand and Bobby Massa notably advanced to the Round of 16, with Massa birdieing the 23rd hole in the darkness to defeat Ashton McCulloch. The field was then trimmed to eight players for the quarterfinals, with matches starting at 2:30 p.m. Among them are four players ranked inside the top 25 in the world and two ranked outside the top 500. Ethan Fang, a 19-year-old from Plano, Texas, who transferred to Oklahoma State, fought back…
Hideki Matsuyama, a Japanese professional golfer, recently found himself in a tough situation after losing his wallet, coach, and caddie during a trip to London. Despite this setback, Matsuyama remained focused on his golf game and spoke to the media at the FedEx St. Jude Championship about the strange turn of events. Matsuyama, who had just earned a bronze medal at the Paris Olympics, was hoping to carry his momentum into the final events of the PGA Tour season. However, the stolen passports of his coach and caddie left him in a difficult spot. With his coach and caddie back…