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The Memorial Tournament in Dublin, Ohio is known for its iconic milkshakes, with flavors like the Buckeye being a fan favorite. However, it is not just the milkshakes that draw people to the tournament, but also the opportunity to see golf legends like Jack Nicklaus in action and to shop for exclusive merchandise at the event. While the weather at Muirfield Village is not expected to be scorching hot this year, the merchandise tent is sure to provide a cool respite for fans looking to bring home a special souvenir from the tournament. From Stanley water bottles to hats, flags,…

The Grind is back, with mention of Alexander Kinser Myers, who has made a long-awaited comeback to golf after undergoing knee surgery. Despite not receiving the same pay as Anthony Kim, AKM has occasionally been able to break 80 like him. AKM even has his own hype video promoting his return. The Grind producer Mason Leverington is credited for putting the video together. The recent events in the golf world were discussed, including Yuka Saso becoming the first winner of an event from both Japan and the Philippines. Robert MacIntyre also made headlines by winning his first PGA Tour title…

Scottie Scheffler recently revealed that he was prepared to file a lawsuit against the city of Louisville and its police department after his arrest at the PGA Championship. Charges against the World No. 1 were dropped on May 29, negating the need for legal action. The arrest stemmed from an incident where he allegedly assaulted a police officer while trying to enter Valhalla Golf Club for the tournament. The professional golfer expressed reluctance to take legal action, as he did not want the people of Louisville to bear the consequences of their police department’s mistakes. Despite having evidence in his…

Golf commentator Jim Nantz recently defended CBS’s use of drones during the RBC Canadian Open, amidst a controversy over the noise they generated. Robert MacIntyre, who was leading the tournament at the time, complained to a rules official about the drones interfering with his pre-shot routine. MacIntyre felt that the drones were putting him at a disadvantage and were discriminatory against him as a non-American player. CBS is known for using high-tech drones to capture footage during golf tournaments, while other networks opt for quieter consumer drones. The noise generated by CBS’s drones was a point of contention for MacIntyre…

Normatec boots have become a staple in the recovery routines of professional athletes and influencers across various sports. These boots, known as the Maserati of recovery devices, use technology to increase blood flow and circulation in the lower body. Originally created to help women recovering from breast cancer, Normatec has since been embraced by athletes worldwide. The new Normatec Elite boots are now wireless and fold up small for ease of travel, making them a game-changer for athletes on-the-go. At a price tag of $999, these boots promise to alleviate lower-body stiffness and provide users with “fresh legs.” The wireless…

Golf practice can be a challenging task, especially when time is limited. To improve your game efficiently, Top 100 Teacher Ed Oldham suggests using a 30-ball drill. This drill allows you to focus on key elements of your game in a structured manner within a short period of time. By dividing your practice into segments focusing on technique, skill development, and playing a fun game, you can make the most of your practice sessions even when time is limited. The first 10 balls of the drill are dedicated to working on technique. Oldham advises taking practice swings, using video feedback,…

The 49th Memorial Tournament is set to take place at the iconic Muirfield Village Golf Club, with some significant changes to the event this year. While some aspects of the tournament will remain the same, such as the traditional thunderstorm on Wednesday and the lively atmosphere at the 14th hole, there is one major difference that will impact both players and fans alike. In the past, fans could spread out across the 220-acre course at Muirfield Village and watch the pros play both the front and back nine simultaneously. With a field of 120 players, the PGA Tour had to…

The Memorial Park at Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin, Ohio, is usually a place of celebration, with bronze plaques honoring figures in golf history. However, it became a site of reflection as PGA Tour players, caddies, officials, and others remembered the life of Grayson Murray, who tragically took his own life at the young age of 30. Murray was remembered for his fire, kindness, generosity, and grace in a poignant ceremony that drew a majority of the players in the field, as well as tournament founder Jack Nicklaus and his family. The ceremony, led by PGA Tour chaplain Brad…