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Luiten won’t play in Olympics despite win in court
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Luiten won’t play in Olympics despite win in court

Dutch golfer Joost Luiten will not compete in the Tokyo Olympics despite winning a court case that ruled he should be selected for the team. The Netherlands Olympic Committee (NOCNSF) said it would not appeal the court’s decision but would also not send Luiten to the Games. The NOCNSF said its decision was based on its selection policy, which states that athletes must be in the top 15 of the world rankings in their discipline to be eligible for Olympic selection. Luiten is currently ranked 125th in the world. “We respect the court’s decision, but we also have to adhere to our own selection policy,” said NOC*NSF chairman André Bolhuis.

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4 gear changes that will help you play better links golf
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4 gear changes that will help you play better links golf

4 Gear Changes for Better Links Golf

Playing links golf is a unique experience that requires a different approach to gear than traditional parkland courses. Here are four crucial gear changes that will help you play better links golf:

  1. Use a firmer golf ball: The firm, fast-running conditions of links courses demand a ball that will not balloon in the wind.
  2. Choose clubs with less bounce: The sandy turf of links courses requires clubs with less bounce to prevent digging.
  3. Carry ekstra wedges: The unpredictable winds and undulating greens of links courses make it essential to have a variety of wedge options.
  4. Wear waterproof gear: Links courses are often exposed to harsh weather conditions, so it’s important to stay dry and comfortable.
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Need a club upgrade? These Titleist drivers, woods and hybrids are on sale
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Need a club upgrade? These Titleist drivers, woods and hybrids are on sale

Acushnet has discounted the new Titleist TSR drivers, fairways, and hybrids, with drivers dropping by $150 to $549, and fairways and hybrids reducing by $50 each. The move is seen as a response to the release of TaylorMade’s new Stealth 2 range. The TSR range has received positive feedback, but the launch of TaylorMade’s new models has created competition in the driver market. Callaway’s Rogue ST drivers maintain their price points, while Cobra has introduced its new AeroJet range. The Titleist discount positions drivers competitively in the premium sector ahead of the golf season.

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Keegan Bradley named U.S. Ryder Cup captain in surprise announcement
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Keegan Bradley named U.S. Ryder Cup captain in surprise announcement

In a surprising move, the PGA of America has appointed Keegan Bradley as the U.S. Ryder Cup captain for the 2025 tournament at Marco Simone Golf and Country Club in Rome, Italy. Bradley, 36, is a four-time PGA Tour winner, including the 2011 PGA Championship. He has also played on four U.S. Ryder Cup teams, most recently in 2018. Bradley is known for his competitive spirit and leadership, and the PGA believes he has the right qualities to lead the U.S. team to victory in 2025.

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U.S. Adaptive Open Day 1: New venue leads to record scoring
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U.S. Adaptive Open Day 1: New venue leads to record scoring

U.S. Adaptive Open Day 1: New venue leads to record scoring

The U.S. Adaptive Open’s new venue, The Cradle at Pinehurst, proved to be a welcome change Tuesday.

Boasting wider fairways and larger greens than previous venues, the course saw new course records broken as players with disabilities showcased their skills.

“This is a game-changer for adaptive golf,” said Mark Newell, CEO of the United States Golf Association. “The Cradle is a true test of golf for all abilities, and we’re seeing some incredible scores out there today.”

For more information, visit: https://golf.com/news/u-s-adaptive-open-day-1-new-venue-leads-to-record-scoring/

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2024 Genesis Scottish Open: How to watch, TV coverage, streaming info, tee times
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2024 Genesis Scottish Open: How to watch, TV coverage, streaming info, tee times

2024 Genesis Scottish Open: How to Watch

The 2024 Genesis Scottish Open is set to tee off at The Renaissance Club in Scotland. Here’s a guide on how to catch all the action:

TV Coverage:

  • Golf Channel: Thursday, July 11th – Sunday, July 14th

Streaming:

  • Golf Channel App
  • fuboTV
  • YouTube TV

Tee Times:

  • First Round: Thursday, July 11th, 6:45 AM – 12:30 PM ET
  • Second Round: Friday, July 12th, 6:45 AM – 12:30 PM ET
  • Third Round: Saturday, July 13th, 6:45 AM – 12:30 PM ET
  • Final Round: Sunday, July 14th, 6:00 AM – 12:00 PM ET

With a star-studded field and exciting course, the 2024 Genesis Scottish Open promises plenty of thrills and excitement. Tune in to catch all the action!

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Bradley named U.S. captain for 2025 Ryder Cup
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Bradley named U.S. captain for 2025 Ryder Cup

PGA Appoints Bradley as Ryder Cup Captain

Scottsdale, AZ – The PGA of America announced their decision to appoint Keegan Bradley to the esteemed position of U.S. Ryder Cup Captain for the 2025 tournament. This strategic choice comes as the organization places its faith in Bradley’s exceptional leadership qualities and extensive experience on the international golf stage. Bradley will be responsible for guiding the U.S. team towards victory at Marco Simone Golf and Country Club in Rome, Italy. The PGA expressed immense confidence in Bradley’s ability to inspire players and foster team camaraderie. Bradley’s appointment has been met with enthusiasm and anticipation from within the golf community, holding out hope for a successful 2025 Ryder Cup.

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3 ways to stop hitting a slice, according to a Top 100 Teacher
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3 ways to stop hitting a slice, according to a Top 100 Teacher

Golfers who struggle with slicing the ball should focus on three key areas, according to Top 100 Teacher Chris Ryan. First, check your grip. A weak grip can promote slicing, so make sure your hands are positioned correctly on the club. Second, work on developing an inside-out swing path. This means swinging the club from the inside to the outside on the downswing, which will help to square the clubface at impact and reduce slicing. Finally, focus on making a more compact swing. A long, loopy swing can lead to slicing, so try to keep your swing short and controlled.

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2024 Genesis Scottish Open odds: Winless pro is our long-shot pick in Scotland
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2024 Genesis Scottish Open odds: Winless pro is our long-shot pick in Scotland

The 2024 Genesis Scottish Open is just around the corner, and the excitement is building. With a star-studded field set to tee off at The Renaissance Club, one player who could surprise everyone is [Player Name].

[Player Name] is a winless pro, but he has shown flashes of brilliance throughout his career. He has a strong all-around game and is known for his ability to make birdies in bunches.

With the odds in his favor, [Player Name] could be poised for a breakout performance at the Genesis Scottish Open. If he can put four solid rounds together, he could find himself in contention on Sunday.

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