Scottie Scheffler is playing his best golf to beat some of the best in match play.

Rafael Campos birdied the 18th hole for a share of the lead Saturday with Joel Dahmen in the PGA Tour's windy Corales Puntacana Resort & Club Championship.

What's happening on a busy day at the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play

The match Kevin Na won over Dustin Johnson at the Dell Technologies Match Play on Friday appeared to get a little testy on the par-3 11th hole.

Michelle Wie West improved by 7 shots from her opening-day 81 but missed the cut at the Kia Classic, her first tournament in nearly two years.

Jon Rahm at No. 3 was the only player from the top 20 seeds who made it to the knockout stage of the weekend at the WGC-Match Play.

Rafael Campos, Fabrizio Zanotti and Justin Suh shared the second-round lead Friday in the PGA Tour's windy Corales Puntacana Resort & Club Championship.

Sergio Garcia advanced in a sudden-death playoff with a hole-in-one on the fourth extra hole of the Dell Technologies Match Play on Friday, knocking out Lee Westwood.

Rapsodo Measures to Master

By Rick Young MyGolfSpy

Talking Points

*$500 user-friendly, mobile launch monitor accurate to within 2 percent of TrackMan or FlightScope

*Value-add of Coach Connect App for teachers and students

Daniel van Tonder won his first European Tour title with a nail-biting playoff victory over Jazz Janewattananond at the Savannah Classic on Friday.

Srixon Q-STAR TOUR DIVIDE

Key Takeaways:

The new Q-STAR TOUR DIVIDE is golf’s first two-toned ball since the PING Eye 2.The urethane-cover matte finish is a yellow/red combo for easy putting alignment, better visuals.$32.99 a dozen. Available April 15.

Don’t know about you but the new Srixon Q-STAR TOUR DIVIDE golf ball sure brings me back to the summer of 1983.

That year, your faithful scribe was a lad of 23, working nights and playing golf days, gaming Spalding Executive irons and MacGregor Tourney persimmons. And when I had the cash, those weapons would smack PING Eye two-toned balls far and deep into the woods.

And if memory still serves, I carded my very first birdie that year with a PING Eye on the par-3 17th at the Westminster Golf Club.

That summer passed, as did many others, and by 1997 PING was out of the ball business. Today PING’s two-toned balls are quite the collector’s item, fetching big bucks on eBay.

But today Srixon is bringing back the two-toned golf ball with the red and yellow Q-STAR TOUR DIVIDE. For some, it’ll bring back memories of the PING Eye while for others, it might make you want to go fishing. Either way, what’s old is new again and it’s fair to ask two simple questions.

2021 Women’s Premium Glove Buyer’s Guide

Do you buy the first glove you see on the shelf? If so, you might want to start being more selective.

Women’s premium gloves are made from one piece of leather, normally cabretta or AAA cabretta. It’s basically the softest leather on the market.

A performance glove is normally constructed of two or more materials like cabretta and synthetic leather with some Lycra added for better flexibility. Performance gloves tend to be more durable.

This is the first year we tested women’s premium gloves and it proved to be a battle for top spot. From the softest of leather to the best-fitting gloves on the market, we have you covered for your buying needs.

Michelle Wie West, playing in her first tournament in nearly two years, struggled through a round of 9-over 81 Thursday in the first round of the Kia Classic at Aviara.

While Dustin Johnson tied Bob MacIntyre at the WGC-Match Play, others top names weren't as lucky; top seeds Justin Thomas, Tyrrell Hatton, Collin Morikawa, Tony Finau and Viktor Hovland each were eliminated with one day of round-robin matches remaining.

Rory McIlroy said a big reason he turned to new swing coach Pete Cowen is because he hasn't been able to see longtime coach Michael Bannon as frequently since the pandemic due to travel issues.

The limited number of spectators who will attend the Masters are no longer required to show a negative COVID-19 test to enter.

The PXG Brandon is the fifth release in the Battle Ready putter line.The Brandon features steel and tungsten construction and four hosel choices.Available today at PXG for the limited-time introductory price of $395.

Today, PXG unveiled the fifth putter in their Battle Ready putter line, the PXG Battle Ready Brandon. The Anser-style Brandon is the most conservative of the designs in the Battle Ready line. The Brandon is not a new head shape for PXG but this one packs the technologies and high-end materials of its Battle Ready kin. The putter genes are strong in this line!

Let’s take a look at how PXG has put their spin on their classic putter design and primed it for battle.

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The Battle Ready Brandon

The PXG Battle Ready Brandon is the third incarnation of the Brandon putter that PXG has released. If you go to their site and look at the previous two Brandon models, you can see an interesting progression in the design. The Gen1 Brandon had a thermoplastic insert and weight screws on the top of the putter. In the second generation, a milled face replaced the insert and the trademark PXG weight screws moved to the bottom of the putter.

2021 Premium Glove Buyer’s Guide

Do you know the difference between a premium golf glove and a performance golf glove? No? Well, you’re not alone.

A premium golf glove is constructed out of one piece of leather, normally cabretta or AAA cabretta. It’s basically the softest leather on the market.

A performance glove is normally constructed of two or more materials like cabretta and synthetic leather with some Lycra added for better flexibility. Performance gloves tend to be more durable.

This year, evaluating the premium glove category was harder than ever. There were 35 different gloves tested and the majority had upped their game. It was a real battle for top spot.

It was a day of emotions and a few surprises at the Dell Technologies Match Play on Wednesday.

Rory McIlroy hasn't walked off the course this early in 10 years at the Dell Technologies Match Play.