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Aditi Ashok, the only Olympic golfer from India in both the 2016 and 2020 games, is once again making headlines as she competes in the Portland Classic just days before the women’s Olympic competition in Paris. She stands out as the only player among the 60 in the Paris Games participating in the Portland Classic. Despite questions from her peers, Ashok chose to play in Portland as she views it as good preparation for the Olympics and enjoys the golf course at the Columbia Edgewater Country Club. Flying out from Portland to Paris immediately after the finish of the Portland…
The 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro marked the return of golf as an Olympic sport after a gap of over a century. England’s Justin Rose emerged as the gold medal winner with a total score of 268, followed by Henrik Stenson of Sweden and Matt Kuchar of the United States who took home silver and bronze, respectively. Rose’s victory was significant not only for him personally but also for the sport of golf as a whole. Rose’s winning gear at the Olympics included a TaylorMade M2 driver with a Mitsubishi Tensei CK White 70 TX shaft, a TaylorMade M2…
The Links at Audubon Golf Course in Memphis is set to reopen to the public on August 1, marking a significant milestone for the local golf community. The reopening event was attended by notable speakers such as Mayor Paul Young, Memphis Parks director Nick Walker, renowned golf course architect Bill Bergin, and PGA course professional Bruno Strzalka. Mayor Young highlighted the course’s role in promoting youth engagement in golf through partnerships with organizations like First Tee of West Tennessee, projecting over 40,000 rounds to be played within the next 11 months. He also announced plans for a new clubhouse that…
The 2024 golf season has one more major-type event up its sleeve, the men’s Olympic Golf competition, taking place outside of Paris, France. This event features 60 players competing for gold, silver, and bronze medals over four rounds at the Le Golf National course, known for its narrow fairways, thick rough, undulated greens, and water hazards. The course, which measures less than 7,200 yards and plays to a par 71, resembles a mix between a Florida track and a Euro links design. Statistics play a crucial role in predicting success at Le Golf National, with an emphasis on Driving Accuracy,…
Keegan Bradley, newly appointed captain of the 2025 U.S. Ryder Cup team, has accepted an invitation from current U.S. Presidents Cup captain, Jim Furyk, to join him as an assistant at the upcoming Presidents Cup at Royal Montreal. This move comes shortly after Bradley was named to lead the U.S. team at Bethpage State Park in 2023, marking his first time in a leadership role in either the Ryder Cup or Presidents Cup. Jim Furyk expressed his excitement about adding Bradley to his staff, noting the energy and experience he brings to the table. With Bradley’s recent appointment to the…
The Paris Olympics will be hosting 60 golfers this week at the Le Golf National for a no-cut event. Some prominent names participating in the tournament include Scottie Scheffler, Collin Morikawa, Jon Rahm, Rory McIlroy, and Hideki Matsuyama. The Le Golf National course, a par 71 measuring 7,247 yards, has hosted prestigious events such as the 2018 Ryder Cup and the Open de France on the DP World Tour. Historical winners at Le Golf National in the Open de France include Ryo Hisatsune, Guido Migliozzi, Nicolas Colsaerts, Alex Noren, and Tommy Fleetwood. With the assistance of the Rabbit Hole by…
TaylorMade is set to release its P7CB and P770 irons, which will be available for pre-order starting 7/31 and at retail on 8/6. These irons have already gained traction on the Tour, with top players like Rory McIlroy, Collin Morikawa, and Tommy Fleetwood adopting them quickly. The P7CB, priced at $1,400 for a 7-piece set, has received high praise for its performance and feel. The P7CB iron features a five-step forging process that includes 2,000 tons of pressure to create a controlled microstructure. This process enhances the look, sound, and feel of the iron, providing a better-player cavity-back experience. The…
The TaylorMade P770 model has undergone a makeover to position it closer to the new ‘player cavity’ iron, the P7CB, distinguishing it from the popular P790 model. The technology in the P770 has seen slight advancements, such as heel and toe tungsten weighting for increased MOI, refined CG locations for optimal ball flight, and a lower leading edge for better turf interaction. The visual appeal of the P770 has also improved, with a brushed finish and minimal branding giving it a sleek and modern look. In terms of performance, the P770 offers consistency and reliability, with more ball speed and…