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LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open: Organizers have carved out a clearer route for LIV players to return to major-championship golf by confirming new exemptions and qualifying spots – a tangible pathway back into The Open despite the ongoing tour disputes.

How wearing your hat backward can make you a better ball striker: Some coaches say flipping your cap can sharpen your ball striking – the brim is removed from your sightline, visual distractions are reduced, and it can encourage a more neutral head position through impact. It’s not a guarantee for everyone, but it’s a simple tweak worth testing on the range

One of the hardest par-3s on Tour could be even harder next year

One of the hardest par-3s on Tour could be even harder next year

Royal Troon’s Infamous Eighth Hole Set to Become Even More Challenging

Royal Troon’s notorious par-3 eighth hole is about to undergo a significant transformation, intensifying the challenge for golfers.

As part of the course’s renovation plans, a new teeing ground will be added to the eighth hole, extending the distance by 12 yards.

This modification is set to elevate the hole’s difficulty level, amplifying the already formidable reputation associated with its demanding pin placements and unpredictable crosswinds.

Those who have tackled the eighth hole at Royal Troon are no strangers to its perilous nature, and with the introduction of the new teeing ground, its status as one of the PGA Tour’s toughest par-3s will be further solidified.

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