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Cantigny Golf in Wheaton, IL, recently celebrated the groundbreaking of a historic 3-year renovation project that will revamp all three 9-hole courses, starting with Hillside in 2024. The renovation project represents the evolution and modernization of Cantigny Golf’s longstanding commitment to providing one of the best golf experiences in the Chicagoland area. The renovation work will be led by renowned golf course architect Todd Quitno and will include updates to the irrigation system, as well as enhancing site lines throughout the course to showcase the property’s natural beauty. Tim Knight, CEO of McCormick Foundation, expressed pride in the renovation project,…
Michael Rees of Suffolk has been honored with England Golf’s prestigious Gerald Micklem Award for his exceptional dedication and contributions to the sport of golf. The award, named after the former English Amateur champion and Walker Cup player, was established in 1990 to recognize individuals who have made significant contributions to furthering the interest of amateur golf in England. Rees has made a lasting impact in the world of golf, particularly at his local club Rookery Park, where he has served as club captain, president, trustee, and currently holds the role of Competitions & Handicap Chairman. In addition to his…
Patty Sheehan, a professional golfer, achieved an impressive victory at the 1994 U.S. Women’s Open, beating Tammie Green by one stroke. She expressed her long-standing desire to win this prestigious tournament, describing it as one of the toughest golf courses on the tour. Despite initially struggling with accuracy off the tee and her short game, Sheehan dedicated time to improving her skills, particularly focusing on challenging shots around the course. This dedication paid off as she ultimately triumphed at Oakmont, showcasing her newfound confidence in her short game, which played a significant role in her success. Arriving at Oakmont with…
Adidas has once again released a new version of their popular Tour360 golf shoe, the Tour360 24. Designed with input from PGA Championship winner Xander Schauffele, these shoes are a favorite among both professional and amateur golfers. The Tour360 24 features a more traditional look compared to previous models, with three black stripes, perforation patterns, and a leather outer shell, available in black, white, white/navy, and white/spark colors. One of the standout features of the Tour360 24 is the comfort it provides. The shoes are easy to slip on, with a secure lacing system that doesn’t cause any pinching or…
In a recent episode of the Golf IQ podcast, 2022 U.S. Open champion Matt Fitzpatrick shared valuable insights on how he approaches golf with impeccable precision. Known for his meticulous tracking of numbers since his days as an amateur golfer, Fitzpatrick emphasized the importance of the five percent rule. This rule suggests that giving yourself a five percent buffer in distance accuracy can significantly improve your game. For example, if you’re 150 yards away from the green, aim for a range of eight yards short and long to optimize your chances of hitting the target. While the five percent rule…
The PGA Tour is currently in Canada for the 2024 RBC Canadian Open, taking place at the Hamilton Golf & Country Club in Hamilton, Ontario. The field includes top players such as Rory McIlroy, defending champion Nick Taylor, and hometown favorite Adam Hadwin. Other notable players in the field are Tommy Fleetwood, Sahith Theegala, and Shane Lowry, among others. The Hamilton Golf & Country Club is a par-70 course measuring 7,084 yards, and it features unique hockey helmet tee markers in a nod to Canada’s hockey history. The tournament boasts a purse of $9.1 million, with $1.638 million going to…
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Asterisk Talley, a 15-year-old amateur golfer, arrived at her first U.S. Women’s Open Championship and found the course, Lancaster Country Club, to be incredibly tough. Despite the challenging conditions, Talley managed to post an even-par 70 in the first round, including a triple-bogey, which briefly put her in the lead. Talley, who won the U.S. Women’s Amateur Four-Ball earlier in the month, wasn’t afraid to look at the leaderboard and was pleased with her performance on the course. The first round of the 79th U.S. Women’s Open saw several amateur players shining, with Adela Cernousek of France tied for second…