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The 2020 Rocket Mortgage Classic saw Bryson DeChambeau secure the victory with a final round 7-under effort at Detroit Golf Club, beating Matthew Wolff by a three-shot margin. DeChambeau’s success was attributed to his impeccable performance with his equipment, showcasing his skill and precision on the course. His winning bag included the Cobra King SpeedZone driver with a LA Golf BAD Prototype 75 TX shaft, which provided him with the distance and accuracy needed off the tee. DeChambeau also relied on his Cobra King Ltd and Cobra King SpeedZone Tour 3-woods with LA Golf BAD Prototype shafts. These clubs allowed…
The Rocket Mortgage Classic provided an unusual scene as Akshay Bhatia lost his ball down a drain on the fairway. Fortunately, he was able to get a free drop and continue his round without any major setbacks. The incident raised questions about the use of drain covers with holes large enough for golf balls to drop through, potentially affecting other players as well. Despite the unexpected turn of events, Bhatia remained in good spirits and took the situation in stride. During the incident, Bhatia had to peer through the holes of the drain to locate his ball, which he believed…
Defending champion Nelly Korda has had to withdraw from the upcoming Aramco Team Series London on the Ladies European Tour due to a dog bite that required treatment and recovery. The World No.1 was set to defend her title at the Centurion Club where she won last year by four strokes, but unfortunately, she will not be able to participate. Korda’s absence creates an opportunity for other players such as Charley Hull, who will be looking to improve upon her runner-up finish from last year. Korda, who has had a remarkable 2024 season so far, winning five tournaments in a…
Frank Bensel Jr. made headlines in the golf world by achieving a rare feat that surpasses the traditional hole-in-one. The National Hole-In-One registry states that the odds of making a hole-in-one are about 12,000 to one for any golfer, which drops to 5,000 to one for a low-handicap player like Bensel, who was playing in the U.S. Senior Open. However, Bensel managed to make back-to-back aces during the tournament, which is an incredibly rare accomplishment that defies the odds. After starting his second round at the U.S. Senior Open with two pars and a bogey, Bensel proceeded to make back-to-back…
Improving your bunker play is essential for lowering your golf scores. A common mistake when faced with a greenside bunker shot is trying to use body english to help the ball out. However, this can lead to inconsistent shots that may result in playing your next shot from somewhere other than the green. To improve your bunker play, it is crucial to trust your sand wedge to do the work for you. Visualizing skimming a stone across a pond can help you understand the correct body, hands, and club movement needed for a successful bunker shot. By simulating this action…
Nelly Korda, the current World No. 1 in women’s golf, recently experienced a sudden rough patch in her career, missing three consecutive cuts after a historic run of winning six tournaments in seven starts, including a major victory. To add to her woes, Korda announced that she had to withdraw from the Ladies European Tour tournament in London after being bitten by a dog in Seattle. This unexpected turn of events has left fans and sponsors disappointed, but Korda remains optimistic about her recovery and return to the course soon. Korda’s unexpected withdrawal from the LET’s Aramco Team Series event…
Miles Russell of Jacksonville Beach, Florida, made history by becoming the ninth-youngest player to compete in a PGA Tour event at the Rocket Mortgage Classic in Detroit. At just 15 years, 7 months, and 27 days old, Russell showed promise and potential as he navigated the Detroit Golf Club course. Despite some nerves, Russell managed to impress with his performance, hitting a 305-yard drive on his first hole and showcasing his skills throughout the round. While he had some ups and downs, Russell remained optimistic about his experience and looked forward to improving in future rounds. Russell’s first round at…
Bryson DeChambeau’s victory at the 2020 Rocket Mortgage Classic was sealed with a final-round 7-under effort, maintaining his three-shot lead over Matthew Wolff. DeChambeau’s impressive performance was aided by his carefully chosen golf equipment, including his Driver: Cobra King SpeedZone with a 7.5-degree loft and LA Golf BAD Prototype 75 TX shaft. DeChambeau’s success can be attributed to his strategic use of clubs like the Cobra King Ltd 3-wood and the Cobra King SpeedZone Tour 3-wood, both equipped with LA Golf BAD Prototype shafts for maximum performance. His choice of irons, the Cobra King One Length Utility and Cobra King…