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Davis Thompson, a rising star on the PGA Tour, has been making waves with impressive finishes in recent tournaments. After two runner-up finishes in his past six starts, Thompson secured his first Tour victory at the 2024 John Deere Classic, setting a new tournament scoring record of 28-under 256. His win earned him $1.44 million and 500 FedEx Cup points, as well as a coveted spot in the 2024 Open Championship at Royal Troon in two weeks. This victory marked Thompson’s 63rd career start on the Tour. In a quirky twist, Thompson stayed at the same house that housed the…

Medina, NY may not be considered a golf mecca, but it is home to the 2024 Amateur Champion, Melanie Green, known as #QueenMel. She emerged victorious after 36-hole qualifying and six head-to-head matches, winning the final 2-up at Portmarnock. Miss Mel joined the ranks of great USA winners like Babe Zaharias, Louise Suggs, and Kelli Kuehne, showcasing her skill and determination on the course. Heading into the various tours around the world, we saw exciting golf action unfold. The PGA Tour at Rocket Mortgage in Detroit saw Cam Davis emerge as the champion with a solid performance and a one-shot…

Davis Thompson’s impressive performance at the John Deere Classic caught the attention of many as he took the lead heading into the final round. He was determined to uphold the tournament’s “Champion’s House” for a third straight year, a tradition that has proven successful for past champions. Thompson, along with five other players, stayed in the same house that had previously been home to the last two champions, Sepp Straka and J.T. Poston. The camaraderie and relaxed atmosphere among the group added to Thompson’s experience at the tournament. Staying at the “Champion’s House” has become a coveted tradition, as more…

Golf is known as a mental game, with players needing to maintain focus, confidence, and composure to perform well on the course. Last week, a PGA Tour player, Akshay Bhatia, missed a crucial putt that ultimately cost him the tournament. His reason for missing the putt? Nervousness. While this may not come as a surprise, it brings up an interesting topic of discussion regarding the unspoken rules of golf etiquette and sportsmanship. It’s often considered bad luck or poor form to mention someone’s performance during a round, whether they are playing exceptionally well or struggling. This article delves into the…

The 2024 U.S. Adaptive Open is underway at Sand Creek Station in Newton, Kansas, featuring 96 of the best disabled golfers in the world. This marks the third edition of the championship, which has now hit the road for the first time after being held at Pinehurst No. 6 in North Carolina for the past two years. This year, players had to qualify for the event, with six qualifiers held across the country to determine the field. The competition is divided into eight categories: Upper Limb Impairment, Intellectual Impairment, Lower Limb Impairment, Multiple Limb Amputee, Neurological Impairment, Seated Players, Short…

Finding the right tee height for your game is essential for optimal performance on the golf course. Many players, especially beginners, often struggle with determining the ideal tee height to use with their driver or when teeing up the ball on a par-3. However, the best tee height can vary from player to player, making it essential to experiment and find what works best for your game. One recommended method to determine the ideal tee height is to conduct a tee-height practice-range test. Carly Schneider, the director of instruction at the Cove Club in Cabo Del Sol, Mexico, suggests setting…

Ewen Ferguson secured his third DP World Tour title and a spot at The Open by winning the BMW International Open in Germany with a closing 68, giving him a two-shot victory. Ferguson was tied for the lead with Jordan Smith going into the final round and the two golfers battled it out in an exciting showdown on Sunday. A pivotal two-shot swing on the 14th hole ultimately helped Ferguson secure the win, finishing at 18 under and lifting the trophy with a closing par. The 28-year-old Scot, who celebrated his birthday the day before, displayed impressive frontrunning skills on…

Larry Celano, a familiar face at the U.S. Adaptive Open, has earned his spot in the championship field this year after winning his qualifier. Unlike previous years where participants were selected based on their Handicap Index, this year’s championship saw qualifiers being held at six different locations across the United States. This new qualification process allowed athletes like Celano to showcase their skills and earn their spot in the prestigious event. Celano, a former member of the U.S. Army, was wounded during the invasion of Panama in 1989, resulting in a spinal cord injury. Despite his challenges, Celano has not…