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This $5 green fee might be the greatest deal in golf
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This $5 green fee might be the greatest deal in golf

$5 Green Fee: A Hole-in-One Deal

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina – For the low price of $5, golfers can now play a round on the Members Club at Grande Dunes, one of the most exclusive courses in the area.

The course, which normally charges $225 for non-members, is offering the special rate for a limited time. This incredible deal is available to both locals and visitors, making it an unparalleled opportunity for golfers of all skill levels.

The Members Club at Grande Dunes is renowned for its picturesque setting, challenging layout, and impeccable greens. The par-72 course features wide fairways, undulating greens, and beautiful water features.

Golfers who take advantage of this exceptional offer will not only save a significant amount of money but also enjoy a round of golf on an exceptional course.

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2024 3M Open Saturday tee times: Round 3 groupings
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2024 3M Open Saturday tee times: Round 3 groupings

2024 3M Open Saturday Tee Times: Round 3 Groupings Revealed

The third round of the 2024 3M Open tees off on Saturday, July 6th, at TPC Twin Cities in Blaine, Minnesota. After an eventful Friday, the world’s top golfers will continue their pursuit of the championship trophy.

Tee times have been announced, and some exciting pairings are set to take the course. World number one Jon Rahm will tee off alongside Rory McIlroy at 1:00 PM CST. Tiger Woods and Jordan Spieth will play together at 1:15 PM CST, while Scottie Scheffler and Patrick Cantlay will start their round at 1:30 PM CST.

TPC Twin Cities presents a challenging layout, with fast greens and unforgiving rough. The top players in the field will need to stay focused and execute their shots precisely to remain in contention. With the weekend rounds approaching, the intensity is sure to amplify as the golfers strive to secure their place on the leaderboard.

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Master vertical force for longer tee shots. Here’s how
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Master vertical force for longer tee shots. Here’s how

Master Vertical Force for Longer Tee Shots

Unleashing the hidden power in your tee shots requires mastering the art of generating vertical force. Golfers can achieve greater distance by incorporating simple yet effective techniques into their swings.

Top instructors emphasize the importance of optimizing launch angle, which is the angle at which the ball leaves the clubface. By creating a steeper shaft angle and striking the ball with a descending blow, golfers can generate upward force that propels the ball higher into the air.

Additionally, controlling spin rates is crucial. Excessive backspin can hinder distance, while a controlled amount of topspin can lift the ball and increase carry. By adjusting club selection, tee height, and swing path, golfers can optimize spin for maximum distance.

These techniques unlock the potential for longer tee shots, giving golfers an edge on the course. Embrace these strategies and witness a transformative improvement in your driving distance.

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Coughlin keeps CPKC lead; Henderson falls 7 back
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Coughlin keeps CPKC lead; Henderson falls 7 back

Ottawa, Canada – American Jennifer Kupcho fired a bogey-free seven-under par 64 to seize a three-shot lead after the second round of the LPGA’s CP Women’s Open on Friday. Kupcho, seeking her first LPGA title, stood on 13-under 129, three clear of first-round leader Maude-Aimee LeBlanc of Canada, who matched par 71. Brooke Henderson, the defending champion from Canada, stumbled to a 74 and was seven adrift of Kupcho.

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Lydia Ko chasing Hall of Fame, full-circle moment at CPKC Women’s Open
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Lydia Ko chasing Hall of Fame, full-circle moment at CPKC Women’s Open

Lydia Ko, 25, has set her sights on more than just Hall of Fame and a “full-circle moment” at CP Women’s Open. Aiming for her third major LPGA title, the New Zealander is focused on making history and leaving an enduring legacy in the game.

Ko, who became the world’s top-ranked golfer at the age of 17, is one of the most successful players in the LPGA. She has won 17 LPGA tournaments, including the ANA Inspiration in 2016 and the Evian Championship in 2015.

The CP Women’s Open is a special tournament for Ko. She played in the event as an amateur in 2012 and won it in 2015. A victory this week would be a full-circle moment for her.

“It would mean a lot,” Ko said of winning again. “I think it would just be a really cool story. I think it would show that the hard work has paid off and that I’ve been able to stay consistent over the years.”

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Pendrith fights wind, takes 2-shot lead at 3M Open
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Pendrith fights wind, takes 2-shot lead at 3M Open

Pendrith overcame gale-force winds to fire a 3-under-par 68 for a two-stroke lead after the second round of the 3M Open in Blaine, Minnesota. The 30-year-old Canadian made five birdies, including four on the back nine, to reach 8-under 132 at the TPC Twin Cities. He is two ahead of American Max Homa (67), with Sam Burns (68) and Chilean Joaquin Niemann (66) a further stroke back.

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This 1 stat can predict your average score, says top teacher
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This 1 stat can predict your average score, says top teacher

Ace golfer Justin Rose says top teacher Dr. Anand Pillai has found a way to predict the average score of a player based on how many Putts per Greens in Regulation (GIR) they make. Pillai identified a strong correlation between the two, showing that players who make more putts per GIR average higher scores. This stat can help golfers identify areas for improvement and focus their practice accordingly.

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Simplify your pre-shot routine with these 3 easy steps
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Simplify your pre-shot routine with these 3 easy steps

Eliminate distractions by simplifying your pre-shot routine in 3 easy steps. Stanford psychologist Kelly McGonigal’s research shows rituals improve focus and reduce stress. A simpler routine helps block out the frustration of a missed putt.

  1. Visualize the ball’s flight path to build confidence.
  2. Take deep breaths to calm the nervous system.
  3. Maintain a relaxed grip on the club.
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Rahm cards 8 birdies, takes 2-shot LIV UK lead
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Rahm cards 8 birdies, takes 2-shot LIV UK lead

Jon Rahm continued to flirt with the LIV Golf Series after carding eight birdies to take a two-shot lead at the BMW PGA Championship. Rahm, who had previously been linked with a move to LIV Golf, said he was “open-minded” about the Saudi-based series and that he would consider a move if the money was right. However, he also said that he was “happy” on the PGA Tour and that he did not feel like he was “missing anything” by staying. Rahm’s comments come amid growing speculation about the future of the PGA Tour, with several top players, including Phil Mickelson and Bryson DeChambeau, having already made the switch to LIV Golf. The PGA Tour has responded by suspending players who have joined LIV Golf, and it is unclear what the future holds for the two rival tours.

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After Open struggles, Bryson DeChambeau says he’ll change approach to links golf
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After Open struggles, Bryson DeChambeau says he’ll change approach to links golf

Bryson DeChambeau has announced a tactical shift in his golfing strategy following his 2022 U.S. Open disappointment. After admitting to mental health struggles, the physicist-minded athlete has vowed to adopt a more measured and analytical approach to golf, especially on links courses. DeChambeau expressed remorse over his past “reckless” approach, acknowledging that it has hindered his performance on courses that demand more finesse than brute force. Fans eagerly anticipate DeChambeau’s return to competitive golf, keen to witness how this strategic adjustment will translate into results.

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