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Jasmine Suwannapura shot a bogey-free 10-under 61 and then made a 12-foot eagle putt on the second hole of a playoff to win the LPGA's NW Arkansas Championship.

How to watch the 2024 Sanderson Farms Championship at the Country Club of Jackson, including full Sanderson Farms TV and streaming info.

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The 2024 Sanderson Farms Championship odds are here, and we're picking a PGA Tour superstar as our long shot to win this week.

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1. Callaway Big Bertha

The top-ranked driver on our list is the Callaway Big Bertha. It was more than just a golf club. It was a cultural phenomenon. When the Big Bertha was introduced in 1991, it was truly revolutionary (rare for a golf club if you think about it). Crazy to think but, at the time, the 190cc head size seemed like a club that was playing as a man among boys. Combined with an aggressive advertising campaign that captured the public’s imagination, it was literally an instant hit. Golfers at almost all skill levels saw immediate benefits. Pro golfers quickly adopted the Big Bertha, which led to lots of wins, which led to lots of amateur golfers flocking to stores worldwide to buy. They flew off shelves.

2. Titleist 975D

It was in Tiger’s bag when he won Tiger Slam. It was David Duval’s choice the year he became world No. 1. To this day, it remains one of the best-selling drivers of all time. It was also the No. 1 played driver on the PGA Tour. I guarantee you or someone you know gamed the classic Titleist 975D.

3. PING G400 LST

A unicorn at its time, the G400 LST set the standard for a class of drivers offering comparatively low spin with above average forgiveness. It won our Most Wanted Driver test in its first year of release and was so good that it stuck around even longer than PING expected. There’s a case to be made that, across the industry, many of the best drivers in recent years are fruit of the 400 LST tree.

4. TaylorMade R7 SuperQuad

TaylorMade has long been on the forefront of driver innovation, consistently boasting and bolstering its reputation as the #1 Driver in Golf.

In 2004, with the release of the r7 Quad driver, TaylorMade brought movable weight technology to the masses. Three years later, TaylorMade again revolutionized the market with the introduction of the r7 SuperQuad. With its maximum allowable 460cc head clubhead volume and four movable weights, the driver captured the attention and, to no small degree, the hearts of golfers everywhere.

Golf is a game of efficiency but a lot of golfers don’t bring that same “less is more” mindset when it’s time to pack their carry or cart bag.

Maybe you’re lugging around 20-plus balls or you’ve got a soda can from the Bush administration crushed at the bottom. Or maybe that’s just me … Anyway, it’s time to clean up.

While good golf bag organization probably isn’t going to directly lead to fewer strokes and more wins, it will make your life easier. Well-placed clubs have a lower risk of damage, for example, and a smart sorting system will ensure you always know where everything is.

How to organize your clubs

The main factors you want to keep in mind when sticking your clubs into your bag are ease of access and how much they touch each other. Ideally, your longest clubs (like your driver and woods) should be on one end and you should work down toward your shorter ones (like your pitching wedge) on the other. Of course, if your bag has a putter well or some other slot for a specific club, make sure it goes where it belongs.

Your goal here is to ensure the heads of your shorter clubs aren’t banging against the shafts of your longer ones. You really don’t want to pull out your driver just to find out your 8-iron has dinged your driver’s graphite shaft. Sorting by length helps avoid potential collisions. If you carry your bag, keep in mind how the clubs sit when it’s on your shoulder or on the ground—if you notice the heads of some clubs knocking on the shafts of others, you might want to adjust their location so they’re less likely to touch. Make sure you’re using headcovers, too, as these will also reduce damage risk.

When was the last time a top men’s golfer visited a Solheim Cup and cheered on the women?

I haven’t seen it recently. Does it sound like a pie in the sky idea? Maybe, but a blended Presidents Cup would at least have the potential on the American side to build that strong bond among the best male and female players, something pro golf could use.

We saw it two weeks ago when a shirtless caddie celebration got a number of top PGA Tour golfers engaged and bantering on social media about the Solheim Cup. That felt so rare.

If I had it my way, that interaction would be just the beginning—top women golfers should be added to the Presidents Cup, transforming the sleepy event into something worth watching as the men and women finally convene for a big-time match.

Key Highlights

Bag Boy Nitron Cart and Cart Bag: The combination of the Nitron cart and cart bag was praised for its cohesive design, with testers noting how the two products worked in harmony to create a seamless experience on the course. The cart’s quick setup and smooth operation, combined with the bag’s ample storage and durability, made this pairing a standout.Bag Boy Travel Bag: The travel bag impressed testers with its rugged construction, spacious interior and ease of maneuverability. Testers felt confident that their clubs were well-protected during travel, making it an essential companion for golfing trips.

Bag Boy Nitron Cart and Cart Bag Review

Aesthetic appeal and first impressions

The Bag Boy Nitron Cart and Cart Bag made a strong impression on the testers, who appreciated the visual appeal and the thoughtful design that made these products work well together.

Tester sellermental was impressed by how well the cart and bag complemented each other, stating,

“The Nitron Cart and Cart Bag are a perfect match. The cart’s sleek design pairs beautifully with the bag, and together they make a great-looking setup that’s also incredibly functional.”

bnewton51 echoed these sentiments, noting the high-quality construction and cohesive design,

“The first thing that stood out to me was how well these two products go together. The bag fits securely with top-lock on the cart, and the overall design is both modern and stylish. It’s clear that these were made to be used together.”

Our writers break down the best, worst, wildest and most memorable moments from an exciting week at the Presidents Cup.

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Xander Schauffele ran off four straight birdies to lead an onslaught of red scores on the board Sunday in Montreal, and the Americans made the outcome as inevitable as it usually is, winning the Presidents Cup for the 10th straight time.

Internationals rally to end U.S.A.'s hold on the Cup.* Plus a roundup of other weekend golf news.

Scottie Scheffler delivered big shots late in two matches and Patrick Cantlay made a clutch birdie in the dark that gave the Americans an 11-7 lead over the International team on a long Saturday at the Presidents Cup.

Angel Hidalgo birdied the second playoff hole to beat Jon Rahm and win the Spanish Open for his first European tour victory.

USA takes a slim lead into Sunday singles where six men's matches and six women's duels will decide the Cup.*

Ashleigh Buhai birdied four of the final five holes for a 4-under 67 and a one-stroke lead over Dottie Ardina on Saturday in the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship.

Tom Kim again led an International charge, but the U.S. team rallied from their Friday sweep to take a slim lead at the Presidents Cup.

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There are two Georgia Bulldogs at the Presidents Cup. One each from Texas, LSU, and Oklahoma State. But how 'bout three from Kent State?

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Kevin Kisner is making a ‘bare’ Presidents Cup guarantee. This week, at Royal Montreal, he’s working as an assistant captain.

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Augusta National Golf Club chairman Fred Ridley said the club is assessing damage at the iconic course after the area was hit hard by Hurricane Helene on Friday morning.

Augusta National chairman Fred Ridley released an update after the Augusta area was struck by 'catastrophic and historic' Hurricane Helene.

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Here’s how Jason Day said he hit a Presidents Cup miracle at Royal Montreal. “Quite nice? It was unbelievable,” Adam Scott said.

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