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Getting your mind and body ready for a round of golf is crucial, and having a solid warmup routine can make a big difference in your performance. Tour players have a disciplined range routine that helps them prepare for their rounds, and you can adapt some of their strategies to maximize your warmup time. By following a structured approach and focusing on what you need to do on the course, you can set yourself up for success. Instead of just grabbing your favorite club and hitting a few shots, try following a methodical system of warming up with different clubs.…

Xander Schauffele’s journey to victory at the 106th US PGA Championship was a testament to his determination and talent. After carding a record-equalling 62 in the opening round, he faced jokes about his reputation for failing to convert leads into victories. However, Schauffele silenced his critics by securing his first major title with a wire-to-wire victory at Valhalla in a record total of 21 under par. The win was a perfect response to his close calls in previous tournaments and a validation of his abilities under pressure. In a thrilling final round, Schauffele held his nerve to birdie the 72nd…

Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth, Texas has undergone a major renovation led by renowned golf course architect Gil Hanse. PGA Tour player Kevin Kisner recently visited the course and shared his thoughts on the changes. Kisner was impressed by how quickly the restoration came together and praised the efforts of Hanse and his team. The membership was also excited about the improvements, which included the redo of the greens and the implementation of a new heating and cooling system to maintain optimal playing conditions during different seasons. Kisner highlighted the importance of the green renovations, especially the use of…

Professional golfers on the PGA Tour have a lot of expenses that the public may not be aware of. They are independent contractors and are responsible for their own travel and lodging costs, which can add up quickly. Taking private flights can cost around $150,000 per year, so many golfers opt to fly commercially. Caddies, swing coaches, and trainers all come at an additional cost, with caddies typically receiving a base rate of $2,000 per week plus bonuses. Meal costs, taxes, and other expenses also eat into a golfer’s earnings. Taxes are a significant expense for pro golfers, with a…

The announcement that the Mason Rudolph Golf Course in Clarksville, Tenn., would be closing at the end of the month and reopening as Mason Rudolph Legacy Park has been put on hold, according to Mayor Joe Pitts. The decision to close the golf course came after an evaluation by Billy Fuller Golf Design estimated that it would cost $4.4 million to make the property a viable golf course, coupled with low golfer usage and a sinkhole opening on the course. Initial plans for the park included open spaces, athletic practice fields, walking trails, pavilions, a playground, and a community space…

The Lansing City Council is expected to vote on whether to start the process of selling the city’s only municipal golf course, convention center, and minor league baseball stadium. The proposal is likely to fail, as council member Peter Spadafore, who is proposing the resolution, won’t vote for it. The city funds these properties to drive tourism, business, and investment in Lansing, with a budget of about $2 million for the properties. However, other city officials, including Mayor Andy Schor and Council President Jeremy Garza, are opposed to selling these well-known city assets as they believe they are valuable for…

Xander Schauffele emerged victorious at the 2024 PGA Championship, but it was Scottie Scheffler who grabbed headlines for a different reason. The world’s top-ranked player found himself in hot water after being arrested by Louisville police last Friday. The incident occurred as he attempted to enter Valhalla Golf Club following an accident involving a fatality. However, Scheffler maintains that it was all a misunderstanding. During an appearance on Pardon My Take, Schauffele delved into the aftermath of his major championship win and shed some light on a group chat on WhatsApp that includes himself, Justin Thomas, Jordan Spieth, Scheffler, and…

Former NFL kicker John Carney started his technology journey in a hardware store in 2009. After transitioning from playing to coaching for the New Orleans Saints, Carney noticed issues with kicker Garrett Hartley’s technique. To address this, Carney built a device with Christmas lights and a toggle switch to help Hartley keep his head down during kicks. This unconventional method proved successful, as the Saints went on to win the Super Bowl that season. As technology evolved, Carney developed his device into a mobile app, which kickers could use to improve their technique. Recognizing the similarities between kicking and golf…