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The FedEx St. Jude Championship returned this week at TPC Southwind, marking the start of the FedEx Cup Playoffs. One of the unique features that sets this event apart is the use of “Hush Y’all” paddles instead of the traditional “Quiet Please” signs commonly seen at golf tournaments. This signature spin on the tradition was introduced by Dwight Drinkard, the tournament’s first full-time tournament director when it was known as the Federal Express St. Jude Classic. Drinkard saw an opportunity to add some Southern flair to the event by replacing wooden paddles with lighter, more eye-catching alternatives. Sadly, Drinkard passed…
Olympic Club, San Francisco The Olympic Club is a well-known golf course in San Francisco, with a rich history dating back to 1860. Interestingly, it was originally a gentleman’s club before it became a golf course. The club has hosted several major championships, including the U.S. Open, and is known for its challenging course layout. Recently, the club embarked on a renovation project to enhance the course and improve the overall experience for its members and guests. The renovation project, led by architect Bill Love, focused on restoring the course to its original design while incorporating modern elements to meet…
Surrey amateur golfer Lottie Woad has made history by becoming the first English woman to win the prestigious Mark H McCormack Medal for being the leading woman in the World Amateur Golf Ranking for 2024. This achievement has earned her exemptions into major tournaments such as the US Women’s Open and the AIG Women’s Open for the following year. Woad, who is only 20 years old, expressed her joy and gratitude for winning the award, stating that it was a long-held goal of hers to reach the number one spot and become the world’s top female amateur golfer. In addition…
Lottie Woad, a Surrey amateur golfer, has been awarded the prestigious Mark H McCormack Medal for being the leading woman in the World Amateur Golf Ranking for 2024. This 20-year-old athlete from Farnham is the first English recipient of the women’s McCormack Medal. As a result of this achievement, Woad will receive exemptions to participate in the US Women’s Open and the AIG Women’s Open next year. She expressed her happiness and honor at winning the medal, calling it a goal that she had worked hard to achieve. Woad’s successful year includes winning the Augusta National Women’s Amateur earlier this…
TaylorMade has recently introduced the latest version of its high-toe peaked Hi-Toe wedges, named Hi-Toe 4. These wedges are designed to provide confidence and maximum spin to players through their larger face and full-face grooves. According to Matt Bovee, the Global Category Director at TaylorMade, the Hi-Toe 4 offers enhanced performance and versatility with the inclusion of Spin Tread Raw face technology and a variety of grinds. The Hi-Toe 4 wedges feature a larger toe mass pad compared to the previous version, making them more forgiving. Additionally, they have an elevated center of gravity for a penetrating ball flight with…
TaylorMade has recently introduced the Hi-Toe 4 wedges, the latest addition to the Hi-Toe series. These wedges are designed to provide maximum spin and shot control regardless of where the ball is struck on the face. The Hi-Toe 4 wedges feature a larger face and full-face grooves, making them an excellent option for players who prefer a wedge with increased surface area. Matt Bovee, the Global Category Director for Irons and Wedges at TaylorMade, highlighted the performance and versatility of the Hi-Toe 4 wedges, which also incorporate the Spin Tread Raw face technology for enhanced friction and spin. One of…
TaylorMade is set to release its new Hi-Toe 4 wedges on September 6th. Priced at $179.99 each, these wedges are designed for golfers who want more spin and versatility on greenside shots. Made with a cast and milled 8620 carbon steel body with a raw-steel hitting area, these wedges feature five sole grinds and lofts ranging from 50 to 60 degrees. With the availability of five different sole grinds, golfers can find wedges that are better matched to their playing style and the conditions they face. TaylorMade’s Hi-Toe 4 wedges have grooves across the entire hitting area, which provides golfers…
The TaylorMade Hi-Toe 4 wedge is the latest addition to the popular Hi-Toe line, which features full-face grooves for enhanced performance and versatility. This wedge has been designed to improve on its predecessor, the Hi-Toe 3, by offering a refined aesthetic and innovative technology. The wedge features a copper finish and a raw face to reduce glare on sunny days, while the bottom groove filled with golf paint aids alignment. The Hi-Toe 4 is available in lofts ranging from 50° to 60°, with full-face grooves starting at 54°. The main highlight of the TaylorMade Hi-Toe 4 wedge is its versatility,…
