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How many wedges should I have in my bag as an everyday player? What is the ideal set makeup for me?
Wedges are a crucial part of a golfer’s overall set makeup, and it is essential to get the setup right. This includes considering factors such as the number of wedges to carry, the loft gaps between them, whether to use pitching or gap wedges, bounce, lie, grind options, and more. For a middle-handicapper, carrying at least four different wedges is advisable to have options for various shots around the greens. A complete wedge set may include a pitching wedge, a gap wedge, a mid loft wedge, and a high lofted wedge. A quality clubfitting can significantly impact a golfer’s wedge…
Sergio Garcia falls short in playoff at U.S. Open 2024; Molinari brothers earn spots in tournament
The upcoming U.S. Open is set to look different this year, as Sergio Garcia failed to advance for the first time since 1999. Despite shooting an opening 66 in Dallas, Garcia ultimately fell short and missed out on a spot in the championship. However, there is still hope for Garcia, as he is listed as an alternate and could potentially play if given the opportunity. With two second-place finishes this year, Garcia has shown promise but also missed the cut at the Masters. Kevin Streelman, Abraham Ancer, and other notable golfers also did not qualify in Dallas, making way for…
Adela Cernousek, a junior at Texas A&M, made history by becoming the school’s first women’s NCAA individual champion. The native of Antibes, France, took a six-stroke lead into the final round and secured the victory with a one-under-par 71 to win by three strokes over runner-up Lottie Woad of Florida State. Cernousek’s victory was not unexpected, as her recent stellar performances, including qualifying for the U.S. Women’s Open and finishing in the top ten in the SEC Championship and NCAA Bryan Regional, hinted at a breakthrough win. Her coach, Gerrod Chadwell, attributed Cernousek’s success to her hard work and recent…
Los Angeles Lakers guard Austin Reaves, fresh off a solid performance in an NBA Playoff game against the Denver Nuggets, decided to try his hand at qualifying for the Korn Ferry Tour’s Visit Knoxville Open in Tennessee. His decision to participate was fueled by a desire to find something to do while on a break. Reaves shot a six-over 76 at Three Ridges Golf Course, which was not enough to advance to the first round of the tournament. Despite his disappointment, Reaves expressed nervousness and excitement at the prospect of competing in a golf event. Reaves made three birdies, six…
Xander Schauffele’s iron play at the PGA Championship showcased his ability to shape shots, inspiring amateur golfers to improve their game. One valuable shot to learn is the high fade, which is reliable for holding greens, especially from longer distances. In this article, Schauffele shares tips on how to produce this ball flight with different clubs, resulting in high and soft landings. Executing the high fade shot involves two key adjustments at address. Firstly, the ball should be placed farther forward in the stance than usual, helping to shallow the approach and raise the trajectory. Secondly, setting up slightly open…
World number one golfer Scottie Scheffler’s arraignment date has been postponed until Monday, June 3, following his arrest during the US PGA Championship at Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville. The Jefferson County Attorney Mike O’Connell objected to the delay but the District Judge granted the defendant’s attorney’s motion. Scheffler, who is the current Masters champion, was arrested before his second round at the US PGA after trying to drive into Valhalla in heavy traffic caused by an earlier crash where a pedestrian died after being struck by a shuttle bus. Scheffler’s arrest was captured in a mugshot released by the…
Sergio Garcia, the Spanish professional golfer, has recently taken on the role of lead designer for a new course at Terras da Comporta in Portugal. The course, named the Torre Course, is set to open in June of 2025, joining the already popular Dunas Course designed by David McLay Kidd. Terras da Comporta is located about an hour south of Lisbon and has been praised for its stunning scenery and proximity to the beautiful beaches of Comporta. Garcia expressed his excitement for the project, noting that it will be his first full-scale design endeavor where he can truly leave his…
Xander Schauffele demonstrated an impressive clubhead speed and driving distance at the 2024 PGA Championship, where he won with his exceptional performance. His expertise off the tee has been a result of his dedication to refining his swing over the years. Schauffele emphasizes the importance of balancing speed with caution to prevent injuries, especially to the back. Despite his smaller stature compared to other long hitters, Schauffele, along with Justin Thomas, relies on leveraging the ground to generate power in their drives effectively. Schauffele believes that all golfers, regardless of physical limitations, can improve their driving distance by focusing on…
