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Missing medals, podium tears, brutal commutes: 6 takeaways from Olympic Golf
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Missing medals, podium tears, brutal commutes: 6 takeaways from Olympic Golf

6 Takeaways from Olympic Golf: Missing Medals, Podium Tears, and Brutal Commutes

-Missed medals: Leading players such as Rory McIlroy, Dustin Johnson, and Brooks Koepka were notably absent from the games.
-Podium emotions: Nelly Korda, Xander Schauffele, and Lydia Ko earned emotional victories, with podium tears and inspiring performances.
-Transport challenges: Athletes and media endured lengthy commutes to the golf course, highlighting logistical hurdles.
-Course conditions: The Kasumigaseki Country Club faced criticism for challenging tee shots and narrow fairways, leading to high scores.
-Limited fan presence: Strict Covid-19 protocols contributed to a lack of spectators, affecting the tournament’s atmosphere.
-Future of Olympic Golf: Despite challenges, the event showcased the sport’s ability to capture emotions and inspire athletes.

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Hit longer (and straighter!) drives with Tommy Fleetwood’s simple tee drill
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Hit longer (and straighter!) drives with Tommy Fleetwood’s simple tee drill

European Tour star Tommy Fleetwood has revealed how making a simple change to his tee game has boosted his driving distance and accuracy on the fairways. The big-hitting Englishman, who averages more than 300 yards off the tee, uses a simple drill to help him make a more ascending blow through impact. Standing with his feet together and the ball slightly forward in his stance, Fleetwood takes his normal swing but focuses on hitting up on the ball more. This creates a steeper angle of attack and helps the ball launch higher into the air.

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Scottie Scheffler won Olympic gold using this gear for every shot
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Scottie Scheffler won Olympic gold using this gear for every shot

Scottie Scheffler Wins Olympic Gold with Top-Tier Gear

Scottie Scheffler has cemented his dominance in the world of golf by capturing the coveted gold medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics. Golf enthusiasts will be keen to delve into the details of his winning gear, which played a crucial role in his triumph.

Scheffler’s unwavering loyalty to Titleist is evident in his use of the TSi3 driver and 818 T-MB irons. For precise short-range shots, he trusts a Scotty Cameron putter. FootJoy shoes ensure stable footing on the greens, while a stylish Hugo Boss outfit adds both comfort and sophistication. Completing his ensemble is a custom RBC cap, a tribute to his longstanding sponsorship with the financial services provider.

Scheffler’s success underscores the importance of precision engineering in golf equipment. Each piece of gear he employed was meticulously crafted to enhance his skills and contribute to his Olympic triumph.

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After gut-wrenching near-miss for gold, Tommy Fleetwood focuses on the positive
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After gut-wrenching near-miss for gold, Tommy Fleetwood focuses on the positive

Speaking to the media for the first time since losing the recent golf major at the 18th hole, Tommy Fleetwood choked back tears as he reflected on the heartbreaking loss. “It’s been a tough few days,” said an emotional Fleetwood. “But I’m proud of the way I played and the way I represented my country.” Fleetwood said his focus now is on recovering and preparing for the next tournament. “I’ve missed out on the gold medal by a whisker, but It’s important to remember all the players did their best. I must say, I’ll get the gold next time.”

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Why this pro is Sepp Straka’s good-luck charm
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Why this pro is Sepp Straka’s good-luck charm

Sepp Straka’s caddy is by his side, handing him clubs, reading greens, and offering words of encouragement. But [Name] is more than just a caddy to Straka; he’s also his good luck charm. Straka has won two PGA Tour events with [Name] on his bag, and he credits his caddy with helping him to stay focused and confident on the golf course.

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The keys to making perfectly seared scallops, courtesy of a New England chef
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The keys to making perfectly seared scallops, courtesy of a New England chef

The keys to perfectly seared scallops lie in technique and understanding, according to New England chef. Firstly, prepare by selecting fresh scallops in size U10 to U12. Thoroughly clean and pat the scallops dry, the chef advises. Season liberally and sear in hot oil for one minute per side, or until golden brown and seared to perfection. For added flavor, the chef recommends finishing with a squeeze of lemon or a knob of salted butter to elevate the natural flavors of the scallops.

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‘Oh, sh*t, am I actually in this?’ Home-country darling sends Olympics into frenzy
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‘Oh, sh*t, am I actually in this?’ Home-country darling sends Olympics into frenzy

Australia began their Olympic campaign with a bang on Sunday, as Ilona Maher’s scorching shorts sent fans into an online frenzy.

Maher, who calls herself a home-country darling, set tongues wagging back home with her patriotic post on Twitter in which she declared her Olympic uniform hotter than the weather in Tokyo.

Her tweet, which also included a series of drool face emojis, read: “So the opening ceremony is tonight and the amount of DMs I’ve received about wanting to see me in this outfit is crazy 😂” and “um, hello? it’s 30 degrees here. (That’s 86F).”

The post has since been shared thousands of times and has amassed thousands of likes.

Her cheeky tweet comes ahead of the 2021 Olympics, which is the first Olympics to take place in a year other than 2000 since 1940. Tokyo will play host from July 23 to Aug. 8.

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Brandel Chamblee offers searing take on Jon Rahm’s Olympic collapse
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Brandel Chamblee offers searing take on Jon Rahm’s Olympic collapse

Brandel Chamblee believes Jon Rahm’s Olympic collapse was due to an inability to handle the pressure. Chamblee said that Rahm “didn’t have the fortitude” to win a major and that he “choked” under pressure. Chamblee also criticized Rahm’s decision to play in the Olympics, saying that it was a “mistake” and that Rahm should have focused on the majors instead. Chamblee’s comments have been met with some criticism from other golf analysts, who have defended Rahm and said that Chamblee’s comments were too harsh.

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M. Jutanugarn emerges with victory in Portland
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M. Jutanugarn emerges with victory in Portland

M. Jutanugarn Emerges with Victory in Portland

M. Jutanugarn clinched her second LPGA Tour victory of the season at the Portland Classic, defeating Minjee Lee in a dramatic playoff.

After carding a final-round 4-under 68, Jutanugarn finished regulation tied with Lee at 15-under 273. In the playoff, Jutanugarn drained a birdie putt on the first extra hole to secure the title.

Lee, who led by three strokes entering the final round, had a chance to force a second playoff hole but missed a birdie putt on the 18th green.

Jutanugarn’s victory marks her 12th LPGA Tour title and moves her to the top of the Rolex Women’s World Golf Rankings.

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