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Bubba Watson’s impressive victory at the Travelers Championship in 2018 saw him come from behind to win with a final-round score of 7-under 63, topping a group of golfers at 14 under par. Watson expressed his deep connection to the tournament, calling it his “home course” and highlighting the personal significance of the event for his family. This win marked Watson’s third victory at the Travelers Championship, solidifying his place as a force to be reckoned with on the PGA Tour. Looking back at Bubba Watson’s winning bag from six years ago, it is evident that his equipment played a…
LIV Golf has announced that Grammy-nominated Icelandic rockers KALEO will be performing live on the Saturday night at the LIV Golf UK event, which is taking place at the JCB Golf & Country Club in Staffordshire from July 26-28. This event will mark the league’s 11th event of the season and the final stop outside of the US in 2024. The JCB course is set to host many of the biggest names in golf alongside world-class entertainment headlined by KALEO. KALEO is the creative force behind global hits such as “Way Down We Go”, “All The Pretty Girls”, and the…
The 2024 Wilson Staff Model CB irons offer a great option for skilled ball strikers who want some forgiveness without sacrificing the feel and shot control of traditional blade irons. These irons have been updated from the previous version, with a cleaner cavity design and a thinner top line that closely resembles the Staff Model Blade. The new CB irons also feature a compact heel to toe length, minimal offset, and a rounded leading edge on the pitching wedge. Made from forged 8620 carbon steel, the 2024 Wilson Staff Model CB irons provide a soft, traditional feel that is highly…
Having a fundamentally sound grip on the golf club is essential for executing a proper golf swing. The grip plays a crucial role in how the body moves during the swing and can affect the club’s release through the impact zone. Learning the basics of a proper grip is crucial for improving your ball striking consistency and adding distance to your shots. One of the most common grip faults is misaligned hands, where the palms of the two hands are not parallel to each other. This can result in a weak left hand or strong right hand grip, impacting the…
In the 129th Amateur Championship held at Ballyliffin in Ireland, Scotland’s Connor Graham emerged as the leading qualifier after a solid performance. The 17-year-old from Blairgowrie showcased his skills with an opening round of 65 on the Old Course followed by a one-under-par 71 on the Glashedy Links. With a total score of seven-under-par, he finished three strokes ahead of Norway’s Michael Alexander Mjaaseth. South Africa’s Ben van Wyk also impressed with a third-place finish after shooting a 67 on the Glashedy Links. Graham, a former winner of The R&A Junior Open, is looking to continue his strong performance in…
Scotland’s Connor Graham showed skill and poise to secure the top spot in the 129th Amateur Championship held at Ballyliffin in Ireland. The 17-year-old golfer from Blairgowrie maintained his lead with a one-under-par 71 on the Glashedy Links, finishing with a seven-under-par total of 136, three strokes ahead of Norway’s Michael Alexander Mjaaseth. Ben van Wyk of South Africa also impressed, finishing in third place with a score of three-under-par after battling tough conditions. Graham, a former winner of The R&A Junior Open, is looking to follow in the footsteps of past champions by winning both the qualifier and the…
The Travelers Championship is the next major event to look forward to after the U.S. Open. Despite the challenging PGA Tour schedule, betting enthusiasts are excited to continue their gambling endeavors. The event will see familiar names like Scottie Scheffler, Xander Schauffele, and Patrick Cantlay, among others, battling it out at TPC River Highlands. The betting panel for the Travelers Championship includes a caddie reporting from the grounds, Pat Mayo of Underdog/Mayo Media Network, Brandon Gdula of numberFire/FanDuel, Andy Lack of RunPureSports.com, and Keith Stewart, the CEO of Read The Line. Each member of the panel offers their expert insights…
As we move past the U.S. Open, golf enthusiasts are entering what many consider to be the best part of the season – links season. This is the time when regular golfers embark on buddy trips abroad and professional golfers start rolling through Scotland. To kick off the excitement for links season, Sean Zak, a talented writer at Golf.com, recently discussed his experiences in St. Andrews on a podcast. Originally from Wisconsin, Sean had to adapt to the unique conditions of links golf and even shared a useful chipping tip for fellow golfers. One term that Sean discussed during the…