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Titleist Vokey wedges have long been considered the best wedges on the market, but the release of the Callaway Opus wedges may change that. The Opus wedges have a classic bladed design with a premium look available in chrome and black finishes. These wedges have been designed based on tour-player feedback and offer a more confident shape for better golfers. The Opus Platinum wedges offer a more piercing ball flight at a slightly higher price point compared to the standard Opus offering. Callaway has introduced Spin Gen Face Technology to the Opus wedges to enhance spin and control. The extra…
Ludvig Aberg, known for having one of the best golf swings in the game, is preparing for the 2024 Open Championship with a solid game but some concerns about his swing. One of his main issues is getting the club stuck behind his body and swinging too much from in-to-out, which causes him to flip his hands and potentially send the ball sideways. Despite this, Ludvig remains confident in his abilities and works on improving his swing. Ludvig has been dealing with this tendency since his junior golf days, and he has been focused on combating it through consistent practice…
Slow play in professional golf has become a hot topic once again, with players like Thomas Pieters and Nelly Korda speaking out against it. Pieters went as far as to accuse players on the DP World Tour of “cheating” by taking more time than allowed to hit their shots. In a tweet, he expressed his belief that players are breaking the rules set by the R&A governing the time allowed to take a shot. On the other hand, LPGA Tour star Nelly Korda has been vocal about her support for enforcing the rules of golf when it comes to slow…
The 2024 Genesis Scottish Open at The Renaissance Club in North Berwick, Scotland was a thrilling event that saw Robert MacIntyre emerge as the champion. MacIntyre, a Scottish native, had openly expressed his desire to win the Scottish Open, viewing it as the pinnacle of his career achievements. In a dramatic finish, MacIntyre closed out the tournament with a 3-3-3 final stretch to overtake Adam Scott and secure victory. The GOLF.com team was present to capture every moment of MacIntyre’s career-defining win. The electrifying atmosphere that followed MacIntyre’s final putt was described as one of the best moments in golf…
Slow play in professional golf has recently resurfaced as a hot topic of discussion, with LIV Golf’s Thomas Pieters accusing players on the DP World Tour of cheating by taking more time to hit their shots than allowed by the rules. This controversy has shed light on the issue of slow play in the sport and sparked conversations among players and fans. Nelly Korda, a prominent LPGA Tour star, also weighed in on the subject of slow play, especially in light of last year’s Evian Championship where Carlota Ciganda was disqualified for slow play. Korda supported the decision and emphasized…
The 2024 Open Championship is the final major championship of the year, taking place at Royal Troon in Scotland. With a long and exciting spring and summer of major championship golf behind us, the best golfers in the world have gathered at Royal Troon in hopes of becoming the latest major winner. World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler, Xander Schauffele, Bryson DeChambeau, and Rory McIlroy are among the top contenders for this year’s tournament. For those who cannot make it to Scotland, USA and NBC will be broadcasting the tournament on TV, with Peacock offering streaming coverage of featured groups. The…
Amazon Prime Day is just around the corner, starting at 3:00 a.m. EDT on Tuesday, July 16. However, there is no need to wait to enjoy some fantastic golf discounts as there are already great deals available on Amazon. Golf enthusiasts can take advantage of discounts on popular brands such as Callaway, Titleist, Adidas, Puma, and Under Armour. In anticipation of Prime Day, Golfweek has compiled a list of 15 top golf deals currently available on Amazon, with a focus on golf balls, equipment, technology, and more. In the next 48 hours, Golfweek will continue to provide updates on the…
The second week of July was a busy one for professional golf, with major championships taking place on both the LPGA and PGA Tour Champions. The LPGA held the Evian Championship at Evian-Les-Bains, while the Kaulig Championship took place on the PGA Tour Champions. Additionally, the DP World Tour and the PGA Tour collaborated on the Scottish Open, and another PGA Tour event was held in Kentucky. The Korn Ferry Tour also hosted The Ascendant at TPC Colorado. The week was filled with drama and excitement, with eagles and birdies deciding the winners in some events, while others ended in…