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Steph Curry is not only a basketball superstar but also a talented golfer. Last July, he played a round at Cypress Point with PGA professional and coach, Chris Como. Despite already having a solid swing, Chris gave him a few pointers to improve his game. Steph’s swing is not only powerful but also smooth and rhythmic, showcasing his exceptional hand-eye coordination and natural talent for the sport. Steph’s technique is textbook, with a strong grip, extended arms, and a wide stance that gives him stability and power. During his backswing, he uses his height to create a big swing arc…

Kazuma Kobori’s WITB at the PGA Championship includes a Titleist TSR3 driver with a Project X HZRDUS Smoke Red RDX 60 TX shaft. He also uses a Titleist TSR2+ 3-wood with a Graphite Design Tour AD CQ 7 X shaft and a Titleist TSR3 hybrid with a KBS Prototype 85 S+ shaft. His irons are Titleist T100 (4-9) with KBS Tour-V 120 X shafts. Kobori’s wedges include Titleist Vokey Design SM10 (46-10F @45, 50, 54-14F) and a WedgeWorks 60-K, all with KBS Tour-V 120 X shafts. He putts with a Scotty Cameron TourType SSS Masterful putter and uses Golf Pride…

The phrase “there are horses for courses” rings true in the world of golf, with players often excelling at certain tournaments due to their familiarity with the course. Legends like Sam Snead, Tiger Woods, and Davis Love have all had great success at specific events, showcasing the importance of course knowledge in golf. Rory McIlroy is another player who has made his mark on the RBC Canadian Open, with impressive performances in recent years. McIlroy’s victory at the 2019 RBC Canadian Open was particularly memorable, as he shot a remarkable 61 in the final round to secure the win. His…

Pinehurst No. 2, a renowned golf course located in North Carolina, is often considered a challenging and mysterious course by many golfers. Despite its high ranking on America’s 100 Greatest Courses list, some players find it difficult to understand the hype surrounding it. The course is known for its subtle design elements that can have a significant impact on shot outcomes, making it a test of precision and skill. The history of Pinehurst No. 2 dates back to 1935 when architect Donald Ross made significant enhancements, including converting the old sand greens to Bermuda grass putting surfaces. It wasn’t until…

The PING G425 Max driver is the latest addition to PING’s lineup, combining the adjustability of the G410 Plus with the forgiveness of the G400 Max to create their most forgiving driver ever. The black and silver color scheme gives the club a sleek and futuristic look, and the matte black head with ridges along the front edge provides a clean and modern appearance. In terms of sound and feel, the G425 Max delivers a solid and stable impact, with a medium volume and mid-bass sound that is consistent across all strikes. The driver maintains the adjustability of the G410…

Mistakes happen in golf, even at the professional level. A common error that players make is failing to move their ball mark back to its original spot after clearing the path for a playing partner’s putt. This innocent mistake may seem minor, but in professional golf, it can result in a costly two-stroke penalty. Zach Johnson almost learned this lesson the hard way twelve years ago during the Charles Schwab Challenge at Colonial. Johnson forgot to move his mark back on the 72nd hole of the tournament he was about to win, but fortunately, he still secured a one-stroke victory…

In 1999, Payne Stewart won the U.S. Open at Pinehurst, which stands as one of his most uplifting triumphs in golf. Just a few months later, he tragically died in a plane crash aboard a Learjet 35 in South Dakota. However, it is important to note that Stewart, along with his guests and pilots on board, did not die in the actual crash but from hypoxia caused by a lack of oxygen in the cabin. The exact circumstances leading to the loss of air pressure in the plane remain unknown, but the ghost plane continued its journey until it eventually…

The SeeMore Black Mini Giant HTX putter is a center-shafted mallet that features the company’s signature Rifle Scope Technology for easy alignment and set up. This technology has proven to be a powerful tool in correcting misalignment issues and has been praised by many golfers. The putter is designed to provide stability, responsiveness, and forgiveness on the greens. The appearance of the SeeMore Black Mini Giant HTX putter is sleek and modern, with white and red alignment markings on an all-black, high-grade aluminum fang mallet. The face of the putter features a stylized crosshair with red paint fill, referencing the…