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Louisville – Max Homa, a golfer with a beautiful swing, has had his struggles in major championships, missing the cut in eight out of 17 starts. However, after his impressive T-3 finish at the 2024 Masters Tournament, he reflected on his past mistakes and shared some valuable insights on how he turned things around. Homa realized that he was focusing too much on his golf swing rather than playing the game itself. Instead of spending hours on the range, Homa now chooses to play the event before a major championship, finding this to be more beneficial for his preparation. By…

FootJoy and Todd Snyder have come together to release two limited edition golf shoes in a fresh, bright icy aqua colorway, titled the “Mint Julep” Premiere Series. Drawing inspiration from the classic Kentucky Derby cocktail, these shoes feature premium leather upgrades and minty-hued accents for a sophisticated, unexpected, timeless summer white shoe spin. The launch includes the signature FJ styles, the Wilcox and Field models, which are expected to sell out quickly after hitting the market on Tuesday. FJ ambassadors such as Justin Thomas, Max Homa, and Adam Scott will be seen sporting these kicks at the PGA Championship at…

Lag putting is a crucial skill in golf that is often overlooked but can greatly impact scoring. Judging the quality of a lag putt is essential as it can affect our focus on subsequent putts. To help gauge the effectiveness of a lag putt, there is a simple 8-percent rule that professionals use to determine if their first putt was successful. This rule states that a good lag putt for a pro finishes within 8 percent of the total distance of the putt. Bill Smittle, a putting specialist, introduced this rule to help players assess their lag putting skills. For…

The American Society of Golf Course Architects Foundation is offering a unique opportunity for 16 students to participate in a Design Boot Camp at Erin Hills in Wisconsin this September. The camp will be led by experienced course designers such as Mike Hurdzan, Dana Fry, and Ron Whitten, the trio behind the design of Erin Hills. This prestigious layout has hosted several USGA championships and is highly acclaimed in the golf world. In addition to the main instructors, past presidents of the ASGCA will also be on hand to share their expertise with students. The camp will focus on designing…

Jon Rahm, a former PGA Tour player who now competes in LIV Golf, recently shared his perspective on the ongoing discussions between the Tour and LIV’s financiers, Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund. Rahm emphasized that he is still a PGA Tour member and hopes for a resolution that benefits everyone involved. Despite playing full-time on LIV Golf, Rahm expressed his willingness to support the PGA Tour and participate in events if allowed and if they do not conflict with his schedule. During a press conference ahead of the PGA Championship, Rahm discussed his desire to represent Team Europe in the…

Kentucky is known for its bourbon and horse racing, but it also has a hidden gem in its golf courses. While not traditionally thought of as a golf destination, Kentucky has some top-ranked courses that are open to the public. Combining a round of golf with a bourbon tour is a fantastic way to experience the best of what the state has to offer, especially when adding in a football game at the University of Kentucky or University of Louisville and a visit to Keeneland for horse racing. One of the top courses in Kentucky is Valhalla Golf Club, where…

Cobra has recently launched their new Cobra LIMIT3D irons, which are set to break new ground in the golf market as the first commercially available clubs made through 3D printing. These irons feature a unique hollow design with an intricate steel lattice structure on the inside, saving up to 100 grams of mass by using tungsten weight pads in the low heel and toe areas. The design combines the compact shape of a players iron with the forgiveness of a game-improvement club, all while maintaining the solid feel of a forged blade. The limited edition sets of these irons will…

Cobra has introduced the Limit3d Irons, priced at $2,999.99 for a 4-PW set with KBS Tour $-Taper shafts. These irons are 3D printed using 316L stainless steel with internal tungsten weights, and will be available starting June 7. The target audience for these irons are golfers with deep pockets who desire an iron that appears like a muscleback blade but performs like a game-improvement iron. Traditionally, golf club heads are made through either a casting or forging process. However, with the Limit3d irons, Cobra has ventured into 3D printing, offering a new perspective on golf club manufacturing. The innovative 3D…