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Sports bettors are in for an exciting week with the NBA and NHL finals kicking off, the French Open coming to a close, and the Memorial Tournament leading up to the U.S. Open at Pinehurst. With the BetMGM bonus code SBWIRE, you can bet on any of these events and more while scoring a first-bet offer worth up to $1,500. After six weeks of nightly NBA and NHL playoff games, fans will have to wait a few days for the Finals to start. The French Open quarterfinals begin soon, and the Memorial Tournament is set to tee off. Baseball season…
The Bear’s Club in Jupiter, Florida was the setting for an intense competition as 73 players vied for just 5 spots in the upcoming tournament. Ultimately, it was Matt Kuchar who emerged victorious, earning medalist honors with an impressive score of 7 under. Following closely behind were Daniel Berger and Dean Burmester, who tied for second place at 6 under. Luke Clanton (a) secured solo fourth at 5 under. The remaining spots were determined in a playoff between Willie Mack III, Thomas Ponder (a) and Brendan Valdes (a), with Mack ultimately clinching the final spot after Valdes stumbled on the…
Bob MacIntyre and his father, Dougie, shared a special moment on the 18th green at the Hamilton Golf and Country Club, as they celebrated Bob’s first PGA Tour win. MacIntyre had been struggling but found success after returning to Scotland for a rejuvenating break. His mother also provided support by cooking for him during a tournament, which led to his surprise contention and eventual victory at Valhalla. MacIntyre’s win was not just a win for him but a gateway to more opportunities on the PGA Tour. After his win, MacIntyre mentioned that he and his girlfriend might go home to…
The U.S. Open Final Qualifying event at Cherry Hill Club in Ontario saw an impressive performance from Ashton McCulloch, a Canadian amateur champion and rising senior at Michigan State. McCulloch managed to secure one of the seven spots available for the 2024 U.S. Open at Pinehurst No. 2, despite stiff competition from PGA Tour professionals. His 8-under 134 total was enough to earn him a chance to compete in his first major championship. It was a dream come true for McCulloch, who described playing on the PGA Tour as his passion. Another standout performer at the qualifying event was Mark…
The U.S. Open season is here, and the greens at Pinehurst Golf Club are crispy, lightning fast, and shaped like turtle shells. This presents a unique challenge for players, as the balls roll around, over, and through the greens with ease. In a recent video series called The Game Plan, we explored how players navigate these challenging greens. One key strategy for navigating the greens at Pinehurst is dividing the space around the hole into three different circles, known as scoring zones. The first scoring circle is the three-shot zone, which is the furthest distance from the hole, typically encompassing…
Titleist recently introduced its GT2 fairway wood at the Memorial Tournament, alongside its GT drivers. The GT2 fairway wood, along with the GT3 model, is part of Titleist’s latest lineup that aims to push the limits of distance and ball speed retention. While the drivers steal the spotlight, the fairway woods are also making waves on the Tour, with players like Jon Rahm and Jordan Spieth testing them out at Muirfield Village Golf Club. The Titleist GT2 fairway wood features a sleek and modern design, with a focus on performance and playability. The club’s sole, face, and overall design are…
The TaylorMade BRNR Mini Driver is causing quite a buzz in the golfing community for being the coolest club of 2023. With its retro vibes and modern features, this club stands out in terms of looks, sound, feel, and performance. This article will delve into the various aspects of the BRNR Mini Driver to provide a comprehensive review for golfers considering adding it to their bag. In terms of looks, the BRNR Mini Driver features a sleek design with a glossy black crown, carbon fiber accents, and Burner Copper details. The retro TaylorMade logo adds a touch of nostalgia, while…
As the golf season heats up with two men’s majors completed and another one looming, the focus is now shifting to the Olympics competition. Qualifying for the Olympic Golf tournament is a cutthroat process and only the top golfers from each country will have the chance to represent their nation in the event. The next two weeks are crucial in finalizing the field for both men’s and women’s Olympic Golf. The United States has the luxury of fielding four golfers in the Olympics, thanks to the incredible depth of talent in the country. Scottie Scheffler, Xander Schauffele, Wyndham Clark, and…