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Baron Marcel Bich, the cofounder of BIC, retired to his country estate in the Loire Valley of France, called Les Bordes, after a lifetime of selling pens. His vision was to create a private compound for family and friends to enjoy a bucolic getaway in the Sologne forest, along with a world-class golf course. Architect Robert von Hagge was tasked to design the Old Course at Les Bordes Golf Club in 1987, offering a stern test of golf that resisted par like few others. After Bich passed away, financial manager Driss Benkirane purchased the property and enlisted the acclaimed team…

If you are a fan of intricate wedge stamping on the PGA Tour, then you are in for a treat. In this article, we will take a closer look at some of the most impressive hammer-and-stamp work we have spotted over the past few weeks. From Patrick Reed’s “Traditional” wedge stamping to Tyler Duncan’s personalized note about head weight on his Vokey SM10 wedge, there is no shortage of creativity and attention to detail in these designs. The Traditional stamping style, which typically includes the player’s initials in white or black, can be seen on Keith Mitchell’s Mizuno T22 wedge…

The PGA Tour is back in Texas for the final time this year for the 2024 Charles Schwab Challenge at Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth. A week following his adventurous time in Louisville, Kentucky, which included an arrest, Lone Star favorite Scottie Scheffler is teeing it up in his home state. He’s joined in the field by fellow Texan Jordan Spieth, Max Homa, Collin Morikawa, Tony Finau and Brian Harman. Colonial is a par-70 track measuring 7,289 yards. This week’s winner will go home with $1.638 million of the $9.1 million purse, along with 500 FedEx Cup points. The…

In a thrilling playoff at the 2020 Charles Schwab Challenge, Daniel Berger emerged victorious over Collin Morikawa at Colonial Country Club. The tournament marked the return of the PGA Tour after a three-month hiatus due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Berger’s par-saving putt on the first playoff hole secured his third tour triumph, as Morikawa missed a critical three-footer for par. Looking back four years ago, let’s analyze the equipment that Berger used during the tournament. His driver was a Callaway Mavrik Sub Zero Triple Diamond with a Fujikura Ventus Black 6 X shaft. For his 3-wood, Berger opted for a…

Euro Tour will allow caddies to view greens during rounds Sky Sports report…”European Tour players will be allowed to consult their caddies before playing a shot on the green under updated rules for the Made in Denmark event this week.” “Players have been given the option to allow caddies onto the green, but only when it is their turn to play. They will not be allowed to stand behind their player once they take their stance, although they can still offer advice on which way putts may break or help with club selection.” “The change in regulations follows complaints from…

For those looking to add some excitement and friendly competition to their golf games, “Vegas” is a betting game that ensures every player is actively involved and contributing. This game eliminates the frustration of players who are irrelevant to the outcome and prevents anyone from coasting through the round without effort. Each shot counts in Vegas, making it a high-stakes game that can quickly add up in terms of money depending on the agreed-upon stakes. Vegas is best suited for a group of four players, although it can be played with three. It is not for the faint of heart,…

Byeong Hun An recently discussed the pros and cons of being a professional golfer on social media in an interview with GolfWRX. He shared that he enjoys reading funny rumors and news on social media, things that are not easily accessible through mainstream channels. An also mentioned that he receives a lot of support and friendly messages from his followers, which he considers a positive aspect of being active on social media. However, he pointed out that it can be draining and take a lot of energy to engage with social media consistently. An expressed confusion over the tribal fighting…

Adam Scott recently made a change to his irons, opting for a mixed set of Miura CB-302 long irons and KM-700 mid-to-short irons. While Scott has traditionally used blade irons throughout his veteran career, he has chosen irons with a bit more forgiveness in the past year. The KM-700 irons feature a unique heel-toe design that shifts the center of gravity towards the heel, expanding the sweet spot and enhancing forgiveness. The complex cavity design of these irons allows for optimal center of gravity and turf interaction, combining the traditional look and feel of blade irons with modern cavity-back features.…