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In a highly competitive third round at the Quail Hollow, PGA Tour players Rory McIlroy and Xander Schauffele put on a show as they battled for the lead. McIlroy, known for his impressive course knowledge, managed to complete his second consecutive bogey-free round with a 4-under 67 to reach 11 under for the tournament. However, it was Schauffele who maintained his lead with a 1-under 70, reaching 12 under overall. Despite a few mistakes, Schauffele expressed confidence in his game and acknowledged the challenge McIlroy posed as he chased the lead. As the two top-five ranked players in the world,…
The final round of the 2024 Wells Fargo Championship at Quail Hollow Club promises to be an exciting one, with Xander Schauffele holding a one-shot lead over Rory McIlroy. Schauffele shot 1-under 70 on Saturday, but McIlroy had a stellar round and closed the gap to just one stroke. Sungjae Im is also in contention at 8 under, four shots behind Schauffele. The tournament boasts a hefty purse of $20 million, with $3.6 million going to the winner along with 700 FedEx Cup points. As the excitement builds for the final round, golf fans can catch all the action on…
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina is a popular destination for golfers, thanks to its wide range of courses that offer scenic views and challenging holes. In this article, we will discuss the 25 best courses you can play in Myrtle Beach, based on factors such as course design, difficulty, and overall experience. Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned golfer, Myrtle Beach has something for everyone. One of the top courses in Myrtle Beach is the Barefoot Resort – Dye Club, designed by legendary architect Pete Dye. This course is known for its challenging layout and stunning views of the…
Are you struggling with a slice in your golf game? Do you find that your downswing is too steep, causing the club to come on an out-to-in path? The solution to this common issue may surprise you – steepen your backswing. By making your backswing steeper, you can actually promote a shallower downswing, leading to straighter shots and push draws. Andrew Park, a Golf Digest Best in State Teacher, explains how steepening your backswing can improve your overall swing mechanics and help you hit better shots. The first step in steepening your backswing is to find your ideal posture. Everyone’s…
Blades Brown, a 16-year-old golfer from Tennessee, impressed spectators by shooting a bogey-free 66 in his PGA Tour debut at the Myrtle Beach Classic. With five birdies, including four on the back nine, Brown moved into the top 25 with a score of 8-under 205 heading into the final round, sitting at T-22. The tournament is currently led by Chris Gotterup at 18 under, four shots ahead of second-place Erik van Rooyen. Brown’s journey at the Myrtle Beach Classic began with a 1-over 72 on Thursday, followed by a strong 4-under 67 on Friday to make the cut at 2…
The Myrtle Beach Classic at the Dunes Golf & Beach Club was a tough week for several pro golfers with ties to South Carolina. While eight natives of the state participated, only a few managed to make the weekend cut. William McGirt, a Wofford College alum, birdied his final two holes to secure his spot in the weekend rounds. PGA Tour rookie Trace Crowe of Greenville shot his career-low of 63 to comfortably make the cut, along with Matt Atkins and Matt NeSmith. However, not all South Carolina natives had a good week. Bill Haas missed his fourth cut in…
Golf is known to be an expensive sport, but there are ways to find great deals on apparel and equipment for the upcoming 2024 golf season. Golfweek will be releasing numerous lists covering everything from polos and hats to drivers and wedges. In this list, we have compiled some of the best golf shoes available for under $150, featuring popular brands such as Nike, Adidas, New Balance, and Under Armour. These shoes offer a combination of style, comfort, and performance to enhance your game on the course. One of the top picks on our list is the Puma Fusion Crush…
In the world of professional golf, player Scottie Scheffler has been making headlines for his impressive driving distance this year. However, when looking at his smash factor – a stat that measures the efficiency of a player’s swing by comparing ball speed to clubhead speed – Scheffler falls short compared to his peers. Despite averaging 300 yards per tee shot, Scheffler ranks 176th out of 186 players on the tour in smash factor. For players, both professional and amateur, utilizing a launch monitor to track smash factor can provide valuable insights into their swing efficiency. When combined with other data…