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Lucas Herbert’s bag is filled with top-of-the-line TaylorMade clubs, starting with his Driver, the TaylorMade Qi10 LS with a 10.5-degree loft. This driver is paired with a Project X HZRDUS Smoke Green 70 6.5 TX shaft, providing him with power and precision off the tee. Moving on to his fairway woods, Herbert carries a TaylorMade Qi10 Tour 3-wood with a 13.5-degree loft and a TaylorMade Qi10 Tour 5-wood with an 18-degree loft. These fairway woods are equipped with high-quality shafts, including the Mitsubishi Diamana DF 80 TX and Mitsubishi Tensei CK Pro White 90 TX, respectively. These clubs provide Herbert…
The RBC Canadian Open made headlines not just for the golf, but for a heartwarming display of sportsmanship and kindness. During the final round of the tournament at Hamilton Golf & Country Club, veteran caddie Mike “Fluff” Cowan took a spill on the wet grass on the third hole. With Cowan unable to continue carrying the bag, C.T. Pan’s round was in jeopardy until a fan, Paul Emerson, stepped up to the plate. Emerson offered to help out and donned a bib to caddie for Pan for two holes, allowing the golfer to continue his round without missing a beat.…
The 16th hole at Lancaster Country Club has been a focal point at the U.S. Women’s Open, with the USGA making a significant change to the tee box for the final round. This short par-4 hole, typically playing between 340 and 350 yards, will now measure just 239 yards on Sunday. This adjustment gives players a chance to go for the green, potentially influencing the outcome of the championship. Throughout the first three rounds of the U.S. Women’s Open, Lancaster Country Club has proven to be a challenging test for competitors. The scoring average has been over four strokes over…
Longtime PGA Tour caddie Mike “Fluff” Cowan took a spill at the RBC Canadian Open, forcing him to leave the course. Cowan, who recently started working with C.T. Pan, fell on the third hole at Hamilton Golf and Country Club and was unable to continue looping for Pan. A fan was recruited to take over caddying duties, but the first stand-in didn’t last long, and another person eventually stepped in to help Pan for the rest of the round. Canadian journalist Adam Stanley reported that Pan’s wife was ready to take over caddying for the back nine, but Al Riddell,…
Long-time PGA Tour caddie Mike (Fluff) Cowen was being treated for “non-serious injuries” at the clubhouse during the final round of the RBC Canadian Open. Cowen slipped and fell on the hilly Hamilton Golf & Country Club course due to light rain, while carrying PGA Tour veteran C.T. Pan’s bag. Despite initial attempts to continue, Cowen was eventually taken for evaluation, and a fan from the crowd stepped in to caddie for Pan until a member of the caddie services team and then Alex Riddell took over for the remainder of the round. Cowen, a 76-year-old caddie, has been on…
Joe Ogilvie, a former PGA Tour player turned money manager, has recently been appointed to the Tour’s Policy Board as well as the board of PGA Tour Enterprises. Despite only achieving one win in his 399 starts on the Tour, Ogilvie’s influence is poised to surpass his playing career. He is now a key player in negotiating with the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund, a controversial move that has divided opinions within the golf community. In a recent interview, Ogilvie discusses the dysfunction within the Tour’s boardroom, including topics such as player-directors, Jon Rahm’s decision-making, and the performance of Tour…
The U.S. Women’s Open is the oldest and most prestigious of the five women’s majors, and with a purse of $12 million, it is also the largest in all of women’s golf. The USGA, along with the tournament’s new presenting sponsor, Ally, announced a $1 million increase in the prize fund earlier this year. This represents a 200 percent increase over the 2014 championship and more than double the purse from just three years ago. The winner’s share has also been increased from 18 to 20 percent, making the first-place prize of $2.4 million the largest in women’s golf, outside…
Jones Sports bags are a popular choice among golfers for their clean, minimalist, and slightly retro styling. These bags are suitable for both men and women of all ages, and are especially ideal for those who prefer walking on the golf course. With options for single or double straps, ample storage, including a fleece-lined valuables pocket and an insulated cooler pouch, Jones bags are both stylish and functional. Whether you prefer lightweight stand bags or traditional lie-flat carry bags, there is a Jones Sports bag for everyone. And now, for a limited time, you can save up to $70 on…