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Si Woo Kim is a four-time PGA Tour winner known for his aggressive swing through impact that allows the clubface to close without hooking the ball. Working with his coach, Chris Como, they explain how Kim achieves this. As golf season starts, many players may struggle with a ball flight that curves sharply to the left. Kim and Como, who is ranked No. 2 on Golf Digest’s list of the 50 Best Teachers in America, can help players fix this issue. Kim plays with a “weak” grip, meaning his hands are more on top of the handle with one or…

When it comes to playing golf with a group of friends, there are certain types of people that can make the experience frustrating and difficult. Whether it’s the person who constantly flakes on tee times, the individual who complains about the course you booked, or the one who always bails at the last minute, dealing with certain personalities can put a damper on your golf outings. If you find yourself in the position of organizing tee times and getting the group together, it’s important to be aware of these problematic individuals and consider whether they should remain a part of…

Jake Knapp is quickly becoming a favorite to watch on the PGA Tour, with back-to-back 7-under 64s putting him in the lead at THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson golf tournament. With a final round pairing alongside Troy Merritt, Knapp’s strong play has propelled him to the top of the leaderboard. Beginning his second round with four consecutive pars, Knapp caught fire on the back nine with birdies on Nos. 14, 16, 17, and 18 to make the turn at 4-under 31. Despite a bogey on the third hole, Knapp added four more birdies on his way to a 64. Knapp’s…

The CJ Cup Byron Nelson tournament in McKinney, Texas is a place where golfers aim to emulate the remarkable consistency of Byron Nelson, a legendary player who set records with 11 straight tournament wins and 113 consecutive made cuts. The event takes place at TPC Craig Ranch, known for its birdie-friendly course that yielded the third most birdies on the Tour last season. Jake Knapp leads with a 14-under 128 total after 36 holes, showcasing the high level of play at the tournament. Only the top 65 players and one amateur made the cut, with 16-year-old Kris Kim being among…

World No. 1 golfer Scottie Scheffler is on a hot streak, having won four of his last five tournaments, including prestigious events like the Arnold Palmer Invitational, the Players Championship, and the Masters. His recent success has solidified his position as one of the top players in the sport. However, as the PGA Tour heads to Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, North Carolina for the Wells Fargo Championship, Scheffler has yet to commit to the field due to personal reasons. Scheffler’s wife, Meredith, is expecting their first child imminently, which may be a key factor in his decision to participate…

The concept of handicaps can be a point of confusion for many golfers, as demonstrated by an anecdote about the author dealing with a player who misunderstood what a handicap represents. While some golfers may be more familiar with the concept, there are still misconceptions that exist within the community. Handicaps, or Handicap Indexes, serve as a way to level the playing field in competition, track progress, and prevent players from taking advantage by inaccurately reporting their scores. Embracing the handicap system can benefit both struggling and skilled golfers alike by providing a fair and accurate way to compete against…

Tom Weiskopf was a talented golfer who won 16 PGA Tour events but only one major championship, which has marginalized his career compared to his peers such as Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer. However, his success as a golf course designer should not be overlooked. Weiskopf, who passed away in 2022, spent 40 years in the business and received numerous accolades for his course designs. One of his most well-known designs is the Stadium course at TPC Scottsdale, host of the WM Phoenix Open. Additionally, his designs also host other PGA Tour events, showcasing his expertise in course architecture. Weiskopf…

TaylorMade has rebranded its utility irons as part of the “P” family, offering a better-players look, feel, and performance for the long section of the bag. The new P·UDI and P·DHY models aim to replace long irons, hybrids, or high-lofted fairway woods with a flatter, more penetrating flight while maintaining the ball speed of a flexible face iron. Internal tungsten weighting boosts forgiveness, particularly in the P·DHY, making it the most forgiving iron in the TaylorMade lineup. The price for the P·UDI and P·DHY models is $250 each, with varying lofts available. The UST Mamiya Recoil DART shaft comes in…