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Conners earns spot for Canadian Olympic golf
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Conners earns spot for Canadian Olympic golf

Canadian Corey Conners has secured his spot on the Olympic golf team after a strong performance at the RBC Canadian Open. Conners finished tied for fifth at the event, which was enough to move him into the top-15 in the world rankings and earn him an automatic berth on the Olympic team.

Conners’ performance is a major boost for the Canadian Olympic team, which is looking to improve on its performance from the 2016 Rio Games, where Graham DeLaet finished tied for 32nd. Conners is one of the most promising young golfers in the world, and he is expected to be a contender for a medal in Tokyo.

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‘I’m going to take a few weeks away’: Rory McIlroy WDs from Travelers Championship
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‘I’m going to take a few weeks away’: Rory McIlroy WDs from Travelers Championship

Rory McIlroy has withdrawn from the Travelers Championship due to an ongoing rib injury, which caused him to miss previously missed the Memorial Tournament last week.

McIlroy, who last competed at the U.S. Open, said it’s been a “difficult” season but that he’s generally “happy with where the game is at.”

“My body just can’t keep up. It’s a minor injury but it’s enough to where I can’t play,” McIlroy said.

McIlroy said he plans to take a few weeks off, including missing the RBC Canadian Open, which he won in 2019.

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‘Resilient’ Rory applauds Bryson, taking time off
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‘Resilient’ Rory applauds Bryson, taking time off

“Resilient” Rory McIlroy offers his support to recently crowned U.S. Open champion Bryson DeChambeau. McIlroy acknowledged DeChambeau’s remarkable performance amidst setbacks and expressed admiration for his game plan, describing it as “incredible golf.” Despite facing his own disappointment with a missed cut, McIlroy praised DeChambeau’s relentless pursuit of excellence and his ability to bounce back from challenges. He also announced that he will be taking some time off to reset and prepare for the Olympics. McIlroy stated that he is still hungry for success and remains committed to giving his best for fans and himself.

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Bryson, Rory and 1 inspirational email: 50 observations from the U.S. Open
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Bryson, Rory and 1 inspirational email: 50 observations from the U.S. Open

Bryson, Rory and 1 Inspirational Email: Key Points from the U.S. Open

  • Bryson DeChambeau captured the title, showcasing resilience and newfound perspective.
  • Rory McIlroy endured heartbreak, highlighting the fragility of victory.
  • Email from coach Chris Como played a pivotal role in DeChambeau’s turnaround, emphasizing mental strength and embracing challenges.
  • DeChambeau’s flamboyant celebrations sparked debate, but he staunchly defended them as expressions of his passion.
  • McIlroy’s disappointment resonated with fans, underscoring the rollercoaster of emotions in the sport.
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DeChambeau upset he can’t play in Paris Games
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DeChambeau upset he can’t play in Paris Games

DeChambeau Upset He Can’t Play in Paris Games

Bryson DeChambeau is reportedly upset that he will not be able to compete in the upcoming Paris Games. The American golfer had been hoping to qualify for the Olympics, but his recent form has not been good enough to earn him a spot on the team.

DeChambeau has been struggling with his game in recent months, and he has missed the cut in his last two PGA Tour events. He is currently ranked 24th in the world, but he needs to be in the top 15 to qualify for the Olympics.

The 28-year-old is one of the most popular golfers in the world, and his absence from the Paris Games will be a blow to the tournament. He is known for his long drives and aggressive style of play, and he would have been a major contender for a medal.

DeChambeau has not yet commented on his exclusion from the Olympic team, but he is expected to be disappointed. He is a fierce competitor and he will be keen to prove that he is still one of the best golfers in the world.

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Brandel Chamblee sharply criticizes Rory McIlroy’s putting ‘routine’ after U.S. Open loss
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Brandel Chamblee sharply criticizes Rory McIlroy’s putting ‘routine’ after U.S. Open loss

Golf analyst Brandel Chamblee criticized Rory McIlroy’s putting “routine” after the golfer lost the U.S. Open. During a Golf Channel broadcast, Chamblee said McIlroy’s “pre-putt routine” was “too slow” and “too deliberate”. He also said that McIlroy “needs to speed it up” and “trust his instincts” more. Chamblee’s comments come after McIlroy missed a crucial putt on the 18th hole of the U.S. Open. The miss cost McIlroy a chance to win the tournament. McIlroy has not yet responded to Chamblee’s criticism.

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Winners and losers from the 2024 U.S. Open: McIlroy, Finau, Scheffler, others make the list
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Winners and losers from the 2024 U.S. Open: McIlroy, Finau, Scheffler, others make the list

Winners and Losers from the 2024 U.S. Open

The 2024 U.S. Open concluded with a thrilling final round, leaving a trail of winners and losers. Among the victors, Rory McIlroy cemented his legacy with a record-breaking victory, while Tony Finau and Scottie Scheffler proved their championship mettle. Unfortunately, for some, the tournament brought disappointment and missed opportunities. Dustin Johnson, despite a strong start, fell short of expectations, while Matt Fitzpatrick’s hopes of a title defense were dashed. The Open’s challenging conditions tested the limits of the best golfers in the world, creating a memorable and eventful week of competition.

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2024 Travelers Championship odds: 3-time Tour winner is our long shot in Connecticut
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2024 Travelers Championship odds: 3-time Tour winner is our long shot in Connecticut

Will Zalatoris is the early pacesetter in the 2024 Travelers Championship odds, a tournament that’s chock full of major winners. Zalatoris played a great tournament here last year and he finished top 10 in all four major championships in 2023. Zalatoris is an exciting young talent who is knocking on the door of a major championship breakthrough.

Behind Zalatoris, we have a trio of major winners in Scottie Scheffler, Jon Rahm, and Justin Thomas. Scheffler is the reigning Masters champion, Rahm is the reigning U.S. Open champion, and Thomas is the reigning PGA Championship champion. All three players are capable of winning any tournament they enter, so they’re all worth considering as contenders for the Travelers Championship.

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A 3-foot, 11-inch putt and the slim margins that defined Bryson DeChambeau’s second U.S. Open win
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A 3-foot, 11-inch putt and the slim margins that defined Bryson DeChambeau’s second U.S. Open win

Bryson DeChambeau claimed his second U.S. Open title by the narrowest of margins, holing a 3-foot, 11-inch birdie putt on the 72nd hole to win by a single stroke. The victory, his first major since the 2020 U.S. Open, was a testament to DeChambeau’s determination and resilience.

DeChambeau had trailed by two strokes heading into the final round but shot a 2-under 68 to force a playoff with Matthew Fitzpatrick. In the three-hole playoff, DeChambeau birdied the first hole and held on for pars on the next two to secure the victory.

It was a dramatic conclusion to a major championship that was full of twists and turns. DeChambeau’s victory was a reminder that even the smallest of margins can make all the difference in golf.

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Bryson DeChambeau says this is the ‘most important thing’ on bunker shots
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Bryson DeChambeau says this is the ‘most important thing’ on bunker shots

Bryson DeChambeau, a rising star on the PGA Tour, recently revealed what he believes to be the “most important thing” for successful bunker shots: hitting the sand behind the ball.

DeChambeau stresses the significance of contacting the sand about two inches behind the ball. This allows for the club to slide under the ball and “pop” it out of the bunker. The goal is to create a clean, crisp strike that propels the ball high and soft, allowing it to land on the green with ample spin.

DeChambeau’s technique, which he developed through countless hours of practice, has proven highly effective. It has helped him secure several victories and establish himself as one of the game’s most promising young players.

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