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‘I was hot, man’: Brian Harman addresses testy, viral interview
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‘I was hot, man’: Brian Harman addresses testy, viral interview

Tensions flared at the Honda Classic as Brian Harman confronted a Golf Channel reporter following his third round Saturday. Following an irritable exchange with Todd Lewis, Harman took to Twitter to apologize. Harman told Lewis, “I was hot, man. I let my emotions get the best of me.” Harman admitted that he misread Lewis’s question after he asked about his frustrations on the back nine and was annoyed by what he perceived as condescension.

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Inside a star-studded weekend at the 8AM Invitational | Seen and Heard
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Inside a star-studded weekend at the 8AM Invitational | Seen and Heard

Justin Timberlake’s star-studded 8AM Invitational golf tournament drew a bevy of celebrities to Memphis over the weekend. The event, which benefits Timberlake’s Leftover Foundation, featured a star-studded lineup that included athletes, musicians, and actors.

Among those spotted at the event were NFL stars Patrick Mahomes, Josh Allen, and Stefon Diggs, as well as musicians Pharrell Williams, Post Malone, and Tim McGraw. Actors Ashton Kutcher, Mila Kunis, and Jake Gyllenhaal were also in attendance.

The tournament featured a round of golf, as well as a celebrity scramble and a concert. Proceeds from the event will benefit the Leftover Foundation, which supports community initiatives in Memphis and around the world.

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Rahm looks to end his drought, Tiger’s future plans and more
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Rahm looks to end his drought, Tiger’s future plans and more

Jon Rahm, the world number two, is looking to end his four-win drought this week at the PGA Tour Mayakoba Classic. Rahm has not won since the Mexico Open in May 2022. “I feel like I’m playing well,” Rahm said. “I just haven’t been able to put it all together for four days.”

Tiger Woods has also been struggling with his form. Woods has not won since the 2019 Masters. He has only played four events this year and has missed the cut in two of them.

Woods has said that he plans to play one event a month in the future. He is scheduled to play next month’s PNC Championship with his son Charlie.

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Snow golf at high altitude? At this Tahoe ski resort, it’s a thing
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Snow golf at high altitude? At this Tahoe ski resort, it’s a thing

**Snow golf takes off in Tahoe**

At Heavenly Mountain Resort in South Lake Tahoe, Calif., winter warriors are teeing off on a snow-covered course just weeks after the ski season ended. No, it’s not a skier fantasy: It’s snow golf. Heavenly began offering snow golf — nine holes played on a par-3 course — last winter as a way to extend the resort season. Players use orange golf balls that are easier to spot in the snow and special tees that keep the ball elevated. The experience is like nothing else, said Heavenly’s director of golf, Chris Raynor. “It’s definitely a different game,” Raynor said. “But it’s a lot of fun, and it’s a great way to enjoy the mountain in the summertime.”

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The simple way to read greens, according to a top instructor
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The simple way to read greens, according to a top instructor

Discover the secrets to deciphering greens with ease! Renowned instructor reveals a simplified approach to reading putting surfaces. Learn to navigate slopes, identify grain patterns, and master putting from various angles. This technique unlocks the key to consistent putting and lowers scores. Don’t miss this game-changing guide for golfers at all levels!

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TaylorMade’s new taco-logoed golf balls are selling in a hurry
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TaylorMade’s new taco-logoed golf balls are selling in a hurry

Title: Lightning-Fast Taco Golf Balls Score Big
**TaylorMade’s latest release makes a swift splash**

(New York, New York) – Consider dropping the tire iron; a taco might be the key to golf supremacy. TaylorMade’s new golf ball emblazoned with a—you guessed it—taco logo is becoming a hole-in-one sensation, with sales eclipsing projections. This groundbreaking ball not only boasts surgical precision and enhanced performance but also promotes a sense of Mexican pride on the golf course.

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LIV Golf schedule weirdness continues with championship announcement
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LIV Golf schedule weirdness continues with championship announcement

**LIV Golf Tournament Format Update**

LIV Golf is considering a major format change, aligning itself more closely with traditional golf tournaments. CEO Greg Norman announced the possibility of adopting a 72-hole format. This shift is aimed at bolstering the series’ legitimacy and attracting top golfers who may have been hesitant to join the tour in its current format.

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Royal Troon’s 6th hole to set Open distance mark
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Royal Troon’s 6th hole to set Open distance mark

**Royal Troon’s 6th Hole to Set Open Distance Mark**

The iconic 6th hole at Royal Troon is set to become the longest par-3 in Open Championship history, measuring 236 yards from tee to green. The hole, known as the “Postage Stamp,” is situated on a narrow spit of land and has been a formidable challenge for golfers throughout the years.

The decision to lengthen the hole was made to provide a stiffer test for the players and to ensure that only the most accurate shots are rewarded. The new distance will require players to hit a precise tee shot to find the putting surface and avoid the treacherous bunkers that guard the green.

Royal Troon has hosted the Open Championship nine times, and the 6th hole has played a pivotal role in many memorable moments. In 2004, Todd Hamilton holed out from the tee for a stunning birdie, while in 1973, Tom Weiskopf found himself in the infamous “Barry Burn” after hitting his tee shot short.

The new distance of the 6th hole is sure to add another chapter to the rich history of this iconic course.

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Forget Talor Gooch. This LIV golfer deserves major invites | Tuesday Takes 
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Forget Talor Gooch. This LIV golfer deserves major invites | Tuesday Takes 

Despite Talor Gooch’s absence from major tournaments, there’s another LIV golfer deserving of invites: Patrick Reed. Reed’s impressive record includes a Masters triumph in 2018. His consistency and resilience make him a formidable contender in any competition. Granting Reed major invites would not only recognize his exceptional talent but also pave the way for more competitive and captivating tournaments. The article emphasizes the importance of merit-based selection for major golf championships, ensuring that the best players compete against each other, regardless of their affiliation.

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