Thongchai Jaidee and Miguel Angel Jimenz share the lead at the Tour Champions' American Family Insurance Championship after two rounds of play.
LIV Golf Invitational Series crowned its first winner as Charl Schwartzel won the London event Saturday, taking home a total of $4.75 million.
Local favourite Linn Grant will take a 2-shot lead into the final round of the 2022 Scandinavian Mixed as she bids to become the DP World Tour's first woman winner.
Patrick Reed has signed on with LIV Golf Invitational Series, giving the Saudi-backed circuit its ninth major winner.
Next week’s U.S. Open is the first in Boston since 1988 and also the first since 9/11 when 15 of the 19 hackers were from Saudi Arabia, as was ringleader Osama bin Laden. As most know by now, the hijackers had multiple problematic ties to the government, with much of the information only coming out thanks to the persistence of victim families. And of the terrorists at Al Qaeda, like like LIV Golf, enjoyed Saudi funding.
Two flights hijacked on that awful day from Boston’s Logan Airport eventually flew into the World Trade Center, killing thousands.
With all of this horror in mind, families of 9/11 victims have sent a letter to Phil Mickelson, Dustin Johnson, Bryson DeChambeau, Patrick Reed and Kevin Na expressing outrage for participating in the new Saudi-backed LIV Golf league, reports the New York Post’s Brian Wacker.
“As a freedom-loving American, I am grateful to have the freedom of choice where I work and who I work for, and I respect your right as well,” wrote Terry Strada, the organization’s national chair and a mother of three whose husband, Tom, was on the 104th floor of the north tower of the World Trade Center during the attacks. “As a 9/11 widow, I feel compelled to help you understand the level of depravity the Kingdom engaged in when it knowingly sent government agents here to establish the support network needed for those hijackers.
“As you may know, Osama bin Laden and 15 of the 19 September 11 hijackers were Saudis. It was the Saudis who cultivated and spread the evil, hate-filled Islamist ideology that inspired the violent jihadists to carry out the deadly 9/11 attacks. And, most egregiously, it is the Kingdom that has spent 20 years in denial: lying about their activities, and cowardly dodging the responsibility they bear. Yet these are your partners, and much to our disappointment, you appear pleased to be in business with them.
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Earlier this year, Shot Scope released a suite of stat-tracking accoutrements aimed at the golfer who wants all of the data but would rather not wear a watch. Generally, it’s the same player who prefers to reserve precious pocket space for tees, ball markers and divot tools rather than a cell phone.
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Wyndham Clark holds a one-stroke lead over defending champion Rory McIlroy, Matt Fitzpatrick, Alex Smalley, Keith Mitchell and Jim Knous heading into the weekend in the RBC Canadian Open.
Stephanie Kyriacou went bogey-free in her opening round and finished at 6-under 67 to take a one-shot lead in the ShopRite LPGA Classic.
The U.S. looks well on its way to another Curtis Cup triumph, storming to a 5-1 lead over Great Britain and Ireland after Day 1 on Friday.
Steve Flesch shot a 7-under 65 on Friday to take the first-round lead in the PGA Tour Champions' American Family Insurance Championship.
Jason Scrivener produced the lowest round of the week so far to sit two shots clear at the top of the 2022 Scandinavian Mixed leaderboard at the halfway stage.
Charl Schwartzel has a three-shot lead entering the final round of the inaugural LIV event, while Dustin Johnson is tied for sixth and Phil Mickelson tied for 26th.
The PING PLD Anser Patent 55 is the second of four limited run putters PING is releasing in 2022This putter features fully machined stainless-steel construction.Only 55 are available at pingpld.com beginning Monday, June 13th, at an MSRP of $790.
On Monday, June 13th, PING releases the second in their 2022 PLD Limited Edition putters series. This time, the PLD Anser Patent 55 putter features fully machined, stainless-steel construction. Like its aluminum bronze predecessor that was released last March, this limited edition Anser commemorates both the creation of the Anser and PING’s continued innovation in golf equipment.
When it comes to golf equipment influence, the PING Man is no strawman. While the Anser is, without a doubt, Karsten Solheim’s crowning jewel design, it isn’t their only influential club design. PING designs have influenced every club that golfers carry in their bags. I bet some of you are still playing, or wish you were still playing, Eye 2 irons. Decades of designs that have lasted decades. There is a reason why Karsten Solheim is the only manufacturer to be inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame.
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Bryson DeChambeau has joined the LIV Golf Invitational Series, giving the new circuit another former major winner in its stable of competitors.
Forbes is estimating that Tiger Woods' net worth is at least $1 billion, which would make him one of only three athlete billionaires in the world, joining Michael Jordan and LeBron James.
Stewart Golf electric trolleys aren’t the least expensive. But neither are they the most expensive.
But the company’s story—from its conception to three generations of engineers to its “handmade in the UK” ethos—makes it one of the more compelling things you’ll read today.
Unless, of course, Tiger reconsiders and decides to LIV it up with Phil and the gang.
In the electric trolley world, Stewart isn’t what you’d call a big player. Even its CEO doesn’t know the company’s market share. And what’s more, he doesn’t really care.
“We’re not really interested in volume,” says third-generation owner Mark Stewart. “The business case has to stack up but we enjoy doing this. We like designing products and we love playing golf. We make the products we’d like to buy.”
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