The Golf Channel for Golf Lessons

Previous Article

Inside Trump’s High-Stakes Meeting: PGA Tour and PIF Join Forces for a Game-Changing Future!

Next Article

Grab Them While You Can: The Must-Have ‘Prickly Pear’ Nikes Are Nearly Gone!

You might be interested in …

Tour Confidential: Scheffler’s dominance continues, U.S. Open preview

Tour Confidential: Scheffler’s dominance continues, U.S. Open preview

World number one Scottie Scheffler continues to dominate golf, winning his fourth title of the season at the Charles Schwab Challenge. Scheffler is now the frontrunner for the U.S. Open, which begins on Thursday at The Country Club in Brookline, Massachusetts.

Other contenders include Rory McIlroy, Jon Rahm, and Patrick Cantlay, who have all shown good form in recent weeks. However, Scheffler will be the man to beat, as he has been in imperious form all season.

Rewrite the article title to make it more engaging: 

**”Scottie Scheffler’s Dramatic Day at Valhalla: From Arrest to Redemption”**

**”Scottie Scheffler’s Dramatic Day at Valhalla: From Arrest to Redemption”**

**Scheffler’s Turbulent Morning at Valhalla**

On Friday at the Valhalla Golf Club, Scottie Scheffler’s day took an unexpected turn. An early morning incident with a police officer led to his arrest, casting doubt on his participation in the tournament. However, Scheffler’s release less than two hours later allowed him to return to the course, where he teed off at 10:08 AM. Despite the abbreviated warmup, Scheffler recorded a near-eagle on the first hole and ultimately shot a 66 to remain near the top of the leaderboard.

Ben Crenshaw: Here’s how to hit 3 different types of flop shots

Ben Crenshaw: Here’s how to hit 3 different types of flop shots

**The Flop Shot Masterclass**

Golfing legend Ben Crenshaw provides expert guidance on mastering the essential flop shot. To execute this challenging maneuver, Crenshaw advises altering the clubface, aligning the ball forward, and delivering a forceful, upward swing motion. By adhering to these key principles, golfers can effectively overcome challenging situations on the greens, especially when obstacles impede direct access to the hole.