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Golf Icon Jack Nicklaus Wins $50 Million in Landmark Defamation Case

Golf Icon Jack Nicklaus Wins $50 Million in Landmark Defamation Case

Fitzpatrick closes with record-equalling 66 to win DP World Tour title:
Matthew Fitzpatrick closed with a composed, record‑equalling 66 to capture the DP World Tour title, outpacing his rivals down the stretch and extending an already impressive run of form.

Nicklaus awarded $50 million in defamation suit:
Golf legend Jack Nicklaus has been awarded $50 million in a defamation verdict, with jurors finding that false statements caused significant harm to his reputation, his attorneys said

Use 2 tees to fix your golf grip and finally cure that frustrating slice

Use 2 tees to fix your golf grip and finally cure that frustrating slice

Tired of that frustrating slice that’s plaguing your golf game? It’s time to fix your grip with a simple two-tee trick.

Grab a pair of tees and insert one between your ring finger and pinky. Now, place the other tee between your thumb and index finger. This forces your hands into the correct position, promoting a stronger, more stable grip.

With your grip corrected, you’ll be able to control the clubface better, reducing the likelihood of slicing the ball. Give this two-tee trick a try during your next practice session and see how quickly your slices transform into towering drives.

Remember, consistency is key. Keep practicing with the tees until the correct grip becomes muscle memory, and watch your scores improve as the frustrating slice becomes a thing of the past.

Smith, Herbert’s clutch putts key Ripper’s LIV title

Smith, Herbert’s clutch putts key Ripper’s LIV title

Herbert Smith’s clutch putts proved decisive as he clinched the LIV Golf Invitational Jeddah title in a thrilling playoff.

Smith, who finished regulation play tied with Dustin Johnson and Peter Uihlein at 12-under 268, sank a 12-foot eagle putt on the par-5 18th in the playoff to edge out Johnson, who missed his own birdie attempt.

Earlier, Smith’s birdie putt on the 72nd hole had forced the three-way tie and sent the tournament to extra holes.

“I knew I just had to play aggressive and make some putts coming down the stretch,” Smith said afterward. “It feels really good to get the win. I’ve been working hard and it’s nice to see it pay off.”