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2024 John Deere Classic Saturday tee times: Round 3 groupings
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2024 John Deere Classic Saturday tee times: Round 3 groupings

The third round of the 2024 John Deere Classic begins Saturday at TPC Deere Run in Silvis, Illinois. Tee times for the third round have been announced, with the leaders scheduled to tee off at 8:00 AM CDT.

The first group to tee off will be the trio of Doug Ghim, Aaron Wise, and Sepp Straka. They will be followed by a pairing of Patrick Cantlay and Xander Schauffele.

The final group of the day will tee off at 2:30 PM CDT and will feature Scottie Scheffler, Jon Rahm, and Rory McIlroy.

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Struggling with a slice? Try splitting your grip
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Struggling with a slice? Try splitting your grip

If you’re an avid golfer who has struggled hard against slicing the ball, one of the potential adjustments you can make is to split your grip. Doing so will aid you by promoting an inside-out swing, offering increased control over the golf clubface.

To correctly execute a split grip, begin by positioning your non-dominant hand slightly lower on the grip than customary, often referred to as a “baseball grip”. This adjustment should prompt a more natural inward rotation of the clubface through impact, encouraging a straighter ball flight and minimizing the likelihood of it veering off-course.

It is worth noting that while a split grip can effectively counter a slice, it may not be a universal panacea for every golfer plagued by this slicing malady. “Golf is a game of individuality,” stresses PGA Tour Champions professional Joey Sindelar. “The most important thing to remember is that there’s no one-size-fits-all solution. Experiment with different grips and swing techniques to discover what works best for your unique physique and style.”

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‘Hatred was disgusting:’ Greg Norman sounds off on LIV critics in new interview
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‘Hatred was disgusting:’ Greg Norman sounds off on LIV critics in new interview

In a recent interview, golf legend Greg Norman has criticized those who have condemned his involvement with the controversial LIV Golf series. Norman, the CEO of LIV Golf, has faced backlash from some within the golf community, who have accused the Saudi-backed series of “sportswashing.” Norman has defended his actions, arguing that he is simply providing opportunities for golfers to play the game at the highest level.

“Hatred was disgusting,” Norman said of the criticism he has received. “It was just unnecessary and unwarranted.”

Norman has also been critical of the PGA Tour’s decision to suspend players who have joined LIV Golf. He has accused the Tour of operating a “monopoly” and of stifling competition.

“We’re not here to destroy the PGA Tour,” Norman said. “We’re here to provide an alternative. We’re here to give players more opportunities.”

It remains to be seen how the LIV Golf series will impact the future of professional golf. However, Norman’s comments suggest that he is determined to continue to challenge the status quo.

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‘I need to let go’: Phil Mickelson wants peace in LIV-PGA Tour feud, but questions merger
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‘I need to let go’: Phil Mickelson wants peace in LIV-PGA Tour feud, but questions merger

Excerpt: ‘I Need to Let Go’: Mickelson Seeks Peace in LIV-PGA Feud

Phil Mickelson has expressed a desire for reconciliation between the LIV Golf series and the PGA Tour, urging both sides to “let go” of past grievances. While Mickelson acknowledges the need for LIV players to be eligible for the PGA Tour’s major tournaments, he questions the viability of a merger given the current legal battles and differing philosophies.

Despite his support for LIV Golf, Mickelson believes that players should have the freedom to choose which circuit they compete on. He emphasizes the importance of peace and emphasizes that the sport of golf should be accessible to all players.

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Rai shares John Deere lead; Springer falls 1 back
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Rai shares John Deere lead; Springer falls 1 back

After blazing a historic 59 in round one of the John Deere Classic, Hayden Springer took a step back in round two and ended the day three-under 68. His total score of nine-under 133 is now just one shot behind the new leaders in the tournament, Sihwan Kim and Sahith Theegala. Springer was within reach of the lead again in round two, but a double-bogey on hole six and a bogey on 14 seemingly cost him. However, he finished strong with a birdie on 18 to stay near the top of the standings.

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This 20-year-old amateur has 2 refreshing words for the pro golf world
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This 20-year-old amateur has 2 refreshing words for the pro golf world

20-Year-Old Amateur Offers Fresh Perspectives to Pro Golf

At just 20 years old, amateur golfer [Name] has sparked discussions within the professional golf world with his bold and refreshing insights. Despite not holding a pro status, [Name]’s exceptional skills and understanding of the game have granted him a unique platform to share his perspectives.

In a recent interview, [Name] emphasized the importance of embracing change and innovation in golf. He believes that the sport should constantly evolve to stay relevant and appeal to a broader audience. “The game needs to adapt to the times, to become more accessible and inclusive,” he said.

[Name]’s viewpoint resonates with many amateur and recreational golfers who feel that professional golf can sometimes be too rigid and exclusive. His refreshing words have opened up a dialogue about the future of the sport and encouraged a more open-minded approach.

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Shop Bryson DeChambeau’s U.S. Open-winning apparel from Stitch Golf
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Shop Bryson DeChambeau’s U.S. Open-winning apparel from Stitch Golf

Bryson DeChambeau’s U.S. Open-Winning Apparel Now Available

Bryson DeChambeau’s victory at the 2022 U.S. Open was a display of both athleticism and style. Now, fans can purchase the exact same apparel that DeChambeau wore during his championship run. Stitch Golf, the official apparel provider for the U.S. Open, has released a limited-edition collection of DeChambeau’s winning wardrobe.

The collection includes the same polo shirt, pants, and shoes that DeChambeau wore at The Country Club. The polo shirt is made from a lightweight, breathable fabric and features a bold, geometric pattern. The pants are tailored for both comfort and performance, with a stretchy waistband and articulated knees. The shoes are designed for stability and support, with a spikeless outsole.

Whether you’re a fan of Bryson DeChambeau or simply appreciate great golf apparel, this limited-edition collection is a must-have. Order your pieces today before they sell out!

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Are your golf shoes causing mis-hits? Watch out for this, says top teacher
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Are your golf shoes causing mis-hits? Watch out for this, says top teacher

Are mis-hits a problem? Golf shoes might be the culprit

Golf shoes play a pivotal role in your game. But outdated, ill-fitting, or poorly chosen shoes can wreak havoc on your swing and lead to mis-hits that cost you precious strokes on the green.

According to [Expert Name], renowned golf coach, improper footwear can destabilize your stance, impede your swing rhythm, and cause muscle fatigue. By introducing subtle changes to your swing, such as an altered weight distribution, these factors can have a significant impact on your shots.

To address this, [Expert Name] advises golfers to carefully evaluate their current golf shoes. If you experience discomfort, feel off-balance, or notice any inconsistencies in your swing, it might be time to invest in a new pair that provides better support, cushioning, and traction. This small change can make a world of difference in your game and unlock your full potential on the golf course. Ignoring the impact of golf shoes can be a costly mistake, don’t let ill-fitting shoes ruin your swing. Stay tuned for more golf tips and insights.

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Pro has earned 2 checks since April. But Thursday, he historically couldn’t miss
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Pro has earned 2 checks since April. But Thursday, he historically couldn’t miss

Pro Hits Historic Shot at U.S. Senior Open

OMAHA, Neb. — Professional golfer Marco Dawson shot 65’s on Thursday and Friday, playing 36 holes with just 26 putts. Dawson made history by hitting the green from 161 yards out on a par-3 on the eighth hole — acing his shot. He then proceeded to ace the following par-3 ninth hole from 153 yards out as well, becoming the first person in the history of the tournament to ace two consecutive holes.

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