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PUMA Golf Launches New API Collection
It’s my favorite time of year. No not Christmas but pretty damn close. The Arnold Palmer Collection 2022 to be exact. So yeah it’s the same thing in my eyes.
Puma Golf has launched its new spring 2022 PUMA X Arnold Palmer Collection. Trust me, there’s something about that yellow, green, red and white umbrella that gives me the tingles. Granted it has a lot to do with Mr. Arnold Palmer himself being a legend of the game but his legacy runs true year after year.
So without further ado, here is the new collection that I thought you might want to see.
Check it out and let me know if you love this time of year also.
Arnold Palmer 2022 Puma Collection
$28-200
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Johnson named 30th U.S. Ryder Cup captain
Zach Johnson, introduced as the 30th U.S. Ryder Cup captain Monday, says he'll keep current system of six automatic qualifiers, six captain's picks for 2023.
Why Did Mickelson Get Cancelled?
If the average golfer considers the points of strategy which have been worked out in advance for a properly designed hole, he will undoubtedly improve his game in his play of such a problem. There is no question but that the strategy of golf is one of its most important assets, and our newer courses present many most interesting situations which increase their value. The question of strategy is of the utmost importance to the golf architect and to the golfer, and such strategy will be developed more and more during the coming years. GEORGE THOMAS
Second hole-in-one fuels Jimenez's Cologuard win
Miguel Angel Jimenez, 58, posted his second hole-in-one of the tournament en route to a 7-under-par 65 on Sunday afternoon, winning the Cologuard Classic, a PGA Tour Champions stop in Arizona.
Straka makes history after thrilling Honda finish
Sepp Straka, down by five shots entering Sunday's final round of the Honda Classic, tapped in for birdie in the rain on the final hole and ended up beating Shane Lowry by one shot to become the first Austrian winner in PGA Tour history.
Is “PUREing” A Shaft Worth It?
To pure or not to pure, that is the question. Or the less esoteric version – should I get my shafts pured?
I’d bet a nice steak dinner that many of you are thinking “I don’t even know what that means.” I hear you. Hang tight.
Whether this is a reasonable expense, it is a common query we receive from readers. Particularly if the discussion leans towards boutique club fitters or the differences between buying clubs off-the-rack or having a set custom fit.
But before we can answer the question, let’s start with a common definition.
SST PURE – What is it?
The textbook definition might read something like this – A process by which a specialized machine locates the optimal (most stable) orientation of a shaft.
Nicklaus Does Not Want To "See 40 guys break away from the PGA Tour at the whim of an advertising agency in Saudi Arabia"
If the average golfer considers the points of strategy which have been worked out in advance for a properly designed hole, he will undoubtedly improve his game in his play of such a problem. There is no question but that the strategy of golf is one of its most important assets, and our newer courses present many most interesting situations which increase their value. The question of strategy is of the utmost importance to the golf architect and to the golfer, and such strategy will be developed more and more during the coming years. GEORGE THOMAS
"Phil Mickelson will no longer serve as host of The American Express PGA Tour event in La Quinta."
If the average golfer considers the points of strategy which have been worked out in advance for a properly designed hole, he will undoubtedly improve his game in his play of such a problem. There is no question but that the strategy of golf is one of its most important assets, and our newer courses present many most interesting situations which increase their value. The question of strategy is of the utmost importance to the golf architect and to the golfer, and such strategy will be developed more and more during the coming years. GEORGE THOMAS
Quadrilateral: The History And Evolution Of Riviera's 10th
If the average golfer considers the points of strategy which have been worked out in advance for a properly designed hole, he will undoubtedly improve his game in his play of such a problem. There is no question but that the strategy of golf is one of its most important assets, and our newer courses present many most interesting situations which increase their value. The question of strategy is of the utmost importance to the golf architect and to the golfer, and such strategy will be developed more and more during the coming years. GEORGE THOMAS
Jimenez overcomes errant drives, up 2 in Tucson
Miguel Angel Jimenez's driver let him down late when he pulled consecutive tee shots on the final two holes, but he managed to shoot a 5-under 67 to take a two-shot lead into the final round of the Cologuard Classic.
Berger enters final at Honda Classic in full control
Daniel Berger avoided big problems at PGA National on Saturday, which was enough for him to maintain a three-shot lead.
Tour event cuts ties with Mickelson, foundation
Phil Mickelson will no longer host the The American Express, and his charitable foundation also will be no longer associated with the event following his controversial comments about the PGA Tour and organizers of a Saudi Arabia-backed breakaway league.
Callaway latest to halt partnership with Mickelson
Callaway Golf says it's disappointed in Phil Mickelson comments about the PGA Tour and organizers of the Saudi Arabia-backed breakaway league, causing it to pause their partnership. Earlier Friday, Workday ended its deal with the six-time major champ.
Callaway Hits Pause On Mickelson's Lifetime Contract, Workday Flees As Well
More than three blind holes are a defect and they should be at the end of a fine long shot only. Excessive climbing is a detriment. Mountain climbing is a sport in itself and has no place on a golf course. Trees in the course are a serious defect, and even when in close proximity prove a detriment. Out of bounds should be avoided if possible. Cops are an abomination. Glaring artificiality of any kind detracts from the fascination of the game. C.B. MACDONALD
Ace helps Jimenez into share of Champions lead
Miguel Angel Jimenez had a hole-in-one during a 6-under 66 in breezy conditions Friday to match Jeff Sluman for the first-round lead at the Cologuard Classic.
Berger stays hot, leads Honda after another 65
Daniel Berger shot his second straight round of 65 to take a three-shot lead at the Honda Classic on Friday.
Agent: Bryson rehabbing, targets Bay Hill return
Bryson DeChambeau, who hasn't played since withdrawing prior to the second round of the Saudi International because of hip and hand injuries, is "hopeful he'll be able to compete" next week after entering the Arnold Palmer Invitational, his agent said.
LA Hosting Back To Back LPGA Stops With Dual Ticket, Free Admission For Healthcare And Service Heros
It’s rare for a reason to avoid having back-to-back tournaments in a city, but the LPGA will be doing so this April when they return to Wilshire and debut an event at Palos Verdes CC. While those are two very different markets given the size of the city, it’s still fantastic to see a dual ticket offered as well as free admission for all service personnel and frontline workers. Why this hasn’t been done more at tournaments this year is beyond me, but credit Outlyr and the LPGA for doing so.
All the details…
Los Angeles Set to Host Consecutive LPGA Tour Events forFirst Time in April
with JTBC LA Open and JTBC Championship at Palos Verdes
Tickets on Sale Now for Both the JTBC LA Open on April 18-24
It's Not Even Friday Yet: Mickelson Loses Another Sponsor Along With Greg Norman's Favorite Cool Kids
More than three blind holes are a defect and they should be at the end of a fine long shot only. Excessive climbing is a detriment. Mountain climbing is a sport in itself and has no place on a golf course. Trees in the course are a serious defect, and even when in close proximity prove a detriment. Out of bounds should be avoided if possible. Cops are an abomination. Glaring artificiality of any kind detracts from the fascination of the game. C.B. MACDONALD
