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The best Lexi Thompson moments from her GOLF Magazine cover shoot

The best Lexi Thompson moments from her GOLF Magazine cover shoot

Lexi Thompson, the 29-year-old American professional golfer, graced the cover of GOLF Magazine’s latest issue in a series of breathtaking photos that showcase her athleticism and style. Among the most captivating shots, Thompson poses effortlessly with a golf club, showcasing her impressive swing and fierce determination. Other striking images feature her relaxing on a golf cart, exuding both confidence and a sense of camaraderie. One particularly memorable photograph captures Thompson in a white form-fitting dress, highlighting her athletic build and the strength that has made her one of the top players in the world.

Rory closes with 65, wins record 4th Wells Fargo

Rory closes with 65, wins record 4th Wells Fargo

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Rory McIlroy became the only four-time winner of the Wells Fargo Championship on Sunday, holing a 12-foot eagle putt on the par-5 15th for good measure in a closing 65 that gave him a two-shot victory over Matthew Fitzpatrick. McIlroy, 33, joined Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods as the only players with as many as three victories in the tournament that began in 2003 at Quail Hollow Club.

Why Brooks Koepka has an ‘odd’ practice range routine

Why Brooks Koepka has an ‘odd’ practice range routine

**Brooks Koepka’s ‘Odd’ Practice Range Routine**

Brooks Koepka has always been known for his unique approach to the game of golf. From his unconventional swing to his often stoic demeanor, Koepka is not afraid to do things his own way.

And that extends to his practice range routine. While most players hit balls for hours on end, Koepka takes a more minimalist approach. He typically only hits a few dozen balls before heading to the putting green.

But what really sets Koepka’s routine apart is his use of a weighted club. The club is about twice the weight of a normal club, and Koepka uses it to develop his power and accuracy.

“It’s all about creating speed,” Koepka said. “The heavier club forces me to swing faster, which in turn helps me generate more power with my regular clubs.”

Koepka’s practice range routine may seem odd to some, but it’s clearly working for him. He is one of the most successful golfers in the world, having won four major championships and been ranked No. 1 in the world.