Golfing News & Blog Articles

Stay up-to-date on golfing news, products, and trends from around the world.

Xander Schauffele Is Champion Golfer Of The Year

I would even go so far as to say that the links occupy a place as a traditional form of art. But the artifice should be subjected so that it remains hidden. Unnecessary hazards, however prettily they may be shaped, will destroy the unity and harmony of the natural surroundings; they should merge in the fairways as if they had been made for centuries. H.N. WETHERED

Schauffele's Open win praised by Phil Mickelson and more

Mickelson led the golf community in applauding Xander Schauffele's Open Championship victory.

Horschel holds 1-shot lead at rainy, 'brutal' Open

Billy Horschel battled rainy Royal Troon and came away with a 2-under-par 69 and the 54-hole lead at the Open Championship on Saturday.

Meissner maintains lead at PGA Tour's Barracuda

Mac Meissner held onto the lead Saturday in the Barracuda Championship, following a late par save with a tap-in birdie in the only PGA Tour event that uses the modified Stableford scoring system.

Breaking down the top contenders to win The Open on Sunday

There's one more round to play at The Open, and it's anyone's game. Could Xander Schauffele or Scottie Scheffler catch Billy Horschel?

Wannasaen opens up 3-stroke lead at Dana Open

Chanettee Wannasaen opened a three-stroke lead Saturday in the Dana Open for Children, shooting a 5-under 66 at Highland Meadows in Sylvania, Ohio, telling reporters afterward that she plans to "just stay in present time. Don't think about the future."

Tee times for the fourth round of The Open

Here is the full list of tee times for the final round of the 2024 Open Championship at Royal Troon.

Saturday At The 152nd Open

I would even go so far as to say that the links occupy a place as a traditional form of art. But the artifice should be subjected so that it remains hidden. Unnecessary hazards, however prettily they may be shaped, will destroy the unity and harmony of the natural surroundings; they should merge in the fairways as if they had been made for centuries. H.N. WETHERED

Kim sinks longest hole-in-one in Open history

Si Woo Kim made the longest hole-in-one in Open history when he aced the 238-yard par-3 17th in the third round at Royal Troon.

Wannasaen closes strong, takes Dana Open lead

Chanettee Wannasaen closed birdie-eagle on Highland Meadows' twin par-5 finishing holes for a 6-under 66 and a one-stroke lead in the Dana Open for Children.

KYOEI KK Wedges Now Back in Stock!

BACK IN STOCK!

Originally, this KK wedge was supposed to be a temporary release to fill in between two new models under development. However, after the first run was put into the hands of the players, it became obvious that this wedge needed to become a permanent part of the KYOEI Golf lineup. The brand did not have the supply to meet the demand. It’s not as simple as just ordering more; the production schedule often gets in the way, so it needed to be fit in somewhere.

The main reason is that average golfers lauded its forgiveness and feel. While on paper it was not supposed to be the brand’s easiest-to-hit wedge, it just happened to work out that way. Utilizing the latest CNC sharp grooves and tight face milling technology, this wedge is designed to provide spin and control on the course.

 

 




Continue reading

McIlroy eyes new 2024 goals amid major drought

After missing the cut at the Open, Rory McIlroy is now thinking about how to salvage another season that will not include a major trophy.

Meissner leads Spaun at Barracuda Championship

Mac Meissner carded eight birdies in a 16-point round to take the second-round lead in the Barracuda Championship, the only PGA Tour event that uses the modified Stableford scoring system.

What to watch in Round 3: Can Shane Lowry hold on? Will Scottie Scheffler make a run?

A constellation of star golfers imploded under difficult conditions at Royal Troon -- but Shane Lowry, Scottie Scheffler and more are ready for the weekend at The Open.

Friday At The Postage Stamp

I would even go so far as to say that the links occupy a place as a traditional form of art. But the artifice should be subjected so that it remains hidden. Unnecessary hazards, however prettily they may be shaped, will destroy the unity and harmony of the natural surroundings; they should merge in the fairways as if they had been made for centuries. H.N. WETHERED

How Golf Works at the 2024 Summer Olympics

Despite the fact that we’re entering the third consecutive Olympic Games with golf on the docket, it still feels a little odd to mention golf and the Olympics in the same breath. A 112 year hiatus will do that. But with plenty of big name stars and dramatic finishes already on display since golf’s return… Read the rest

The post How Golf Works at the 2024 Summer Olympics appeared first on Golf Blog, Golf Articles | GolfNow.

Thursday At The 152nd Open

I would even go so far as to say that the links occupy a place as a traditional form of art. But the artifice should be subjected so that it remains hidden. Unnecessary hazards, however prettily they may be shaped, will destroy the unity and harmony of the natural surroundings; they should merge in the fairways as if they had been made for centuries. H.N. WETHERED

The 19th Hole

n golf, the "19th hole" refers to the clubhouse bar or restaurant where players gather after completing their round of golf. It is a colloquial term used to denote the social aspect of golfing, where players relax, unwind, and often recount their game experiences over drinks and food.

Significance of the 19th Hole:

  1. Social Gathering: It serves as a place for golfers to socialize, celebrate victories, and commiserate over defeats.

  2. Relaxation: Golfers often use this time to relax after a physically and mentally challenging round of golf.

  3. Tradition: The term reflects the longstanding tradition in golf culture, emphasizing camaraderie and community among players.

  4. Hospitality: Many clubhouses offer amenities such as refreshments, meals, and facilities for players to enjoy post-game.

Continue reading

Wednesday At The 152nd Open

I would even go so far as to say that the links occupy a place as a traditional form of art. But the artifice should be subjected so that it remains hidden. Unnecessary hazards, however prettily they may be shaped, will destroy the unity and harmony of the natural surroundings; they should merge in the fairways as if they had been made for centuries. H.N. WETHERED

2024 Open Championship: Best bets and expert picks

Who can win? Who has the best betting value? What props are the most interesting? Our experts look at the 2024 Open Championship.


GolfLynk.com