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Maria Jose Marin, along with her father and caddie Jose Marin, experienced a thrilling quarterfinal match during the 2024 U.S. Women’s Amateur at Southern Hills Country Club in Tulsa, Okla. on August 9, 2024. Despite trailing for the majority of the match, Maria managed to make a late comeback on the 18th hole against Anna Davis, ultimately securing a victory and forcing extra holes. The dynamic duo matched pars on the 10th and 11th holes before Maria’s exceptional play on the 12th hole propelled her to a win in 21 holes, earning her a spot in the semifinals. Maria Jose…
Pia Babnik, a 20-year-old golfer from Slovakia, has been making waves in the golf world recently. She had an impressive second-round performance at the Olympics, shooting a 66 to put her in contention for a medal. However, during the third round, she faced a setback on the 15th hole at Le Golf National, ultimately costing her a chance at the lead. Despite this, Babnik has shown resilience and determination throughout the tournament. Babnik’s mental strength and focus on hitting fairways have been key factors in her success at the Olympics. She has managed to overcome challenges and stay in the…
Scottie Scheffler, a professional golfer, is taking a break this week, possibly preparing for the upcoming PGA Tour stop, the FedEx St. Jude Championship. Despite not playing, Scheffler is set to earn $8 million at the end of the Tour’s Wyndham Championship, which is his largest paycheck of the year so far. This amount is significantly higher than the prize money for the winner of the Wyndham Championship, as well as the entire purse for the event, raising questions about how Scheffler achieved this feat. Scheffler’s impressive performance throughout the season has led him to build an insurmountable lead in…
The schedule for the final two days of the U.S. Women’s Amateur golf championship has been adjusted due to anticipated weather in Oklahoma. The championship match, which consists of 36 holes, will now begin on Saturday afternoon following the 18-hole semifinals, which have been moved to Saturday morning. The final 18 holes of the championship match will be played on Sunday. The semifinals are scheduled to start at 8:30 a.m. ET on Saturday, with the second match teeing off at 8:45 a.m. ET. Following the completion of both matches, there will be a break before the first 18 holes of…
TaylorMade recently introduced their new P7CB long irons at the Wells Fargo Championship, where they were still considered a prototype. Matt Bovee, the manufacturer’s director of iron creation, nervously handed these prototype irons to top players like Rory McIlroy, hoping for positive feedback. When McIlroy only took four swings with the P7CB 4-iron before declaring it “good to go,” Bovee was pleasantly surprised. This quick approval from McIlroy led to the iron gaining traction on the Tour before it was even officially released to the public. McIlroy’s positive experience with the P7CB irons led to other players like Collin Morikawa…
Beau Hossler emerged as the early leader in Round 1 of the Wyndham Championship with a stunning 10-under 60, nearly achieving the third 59 of the PGA Tour season. A tap-in eagle on the front nine set him up for a potential record-breaking round. Hossler admitted that he realized he was on 59 watch after birdying the 15th hole, knowing he was 10 under on a par 70 course. Despite a bogey on the 11th hole, he finished with three birdies in the next four holes, coming just shy of the milestone. The challenging 16th hole, a par-3, forced Hossler…
Lydia Ko from New Zealand has moved into a share of the lead with Morgane Metraux of Switzerland after the third round of the women’s golf competition in Paris, boosting her bid to complete the full set of Olympic medals. Ko, a two-time major winner, is aiming to become the first woman in the modern Olympic golf era to win three straight medals, having won silver at Rio 2016 and bronze at Tokyo 2020. She mixed three birdies with a lone bogey to finish 2-under for the day, before an eagle from Metraux on the final hole brought her level…
In a recent press conference previewing the LIV Golf league’s championship in Chicago, Phil Mickelson made comments about the future of LIV’s TV rights negotiations. Mickelson hinted that the league is preparing to change the channel for its broadcast direction for 2025 and beyond. He mentioned that television viewership for sports, especially golf, is evolving, and the future will be more focused on digital and streaming platforms. Mickelson expressed that the old-school model of being on a network is not where LIV Golf is headed and that the league is exploring partnership opportunities with current and new broadcast partners in…