In this week’s edition of the Rogers Report, we have a lot of exciting news from the golf world. From the launch of Sun Day Red’s women’s line to Halloween costume ideas inspired by golf, there’s plenty to catch up on. Sun Day Red’s women’s line offers elevated essentials perfect for the course, running errands, or lounging at home. With simple and comfortable designs, these pieces are ideal for every occasion. And don’t forget to check out their pink hoodie, perfect for colder weather.
If you’re still looking for a last-minute Halloween costume, we have some golf-inspired ideas for you. From dressing up as a Masters caddie to channeling Scottie Scheffler’s iconic style, there are plenty of options to choose from. Whether you want to be Tiger Woods or Charley Hull, there’s a golf-themed costume for everyone. So grab your clubs and get ready to hit the Halloween party in style.
Speaking of golfers, some of the pros were spotted at the World Series recently. Scottie Scheffler, Bryson DeChambeau, and Brooks Koepka were seen enjoying the game, along with some other familiar faces. It’s always exciting to see golfers outside of their element, enjoying America’s pastime during the offseason. Who knows what conversations took place between Sandler, Scheffler, and Koepka at the game. Maybe they were discussing the future of professional golf over a hot dog and popcorn.
While the PGA Tour schedule may get a lot of attention, let’s not forget about Lee Trevino’s aspirational schedule. At 84 years old, Trevino still spends 90 minutes practicing each day to keep his game sharp. After that, he leaves the rest of his day open to “do nothing,” a retirement dream for many. Trevino’s dedication to practice and love for the game is truly inspiring and a reminder that age is just a number when it comes to golf.
One player who is putting in work on the course is Caitlin Clark, a WNBA rookie who is gearing up for a pro-am appearance at The Annika next month. Clark is working with former LPGA player Martha Foyer-Faulconer to improve her game and perfect her swing. With a determination to “kill it” on the course, Clark is showing that she has the golf bug and is ready to take on new challenges. Keep an eye on her as she continues to make waves in the golf world.
