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In golf, generating speed is all about finding the right balance between timing, power, and technique. Top players like Ludvig Aberg have mastered a subtle but effective power move that has enabled him to achieve incredible clubhead speeds. His unique move involves a slight wrist hinge towards the end of his backswing, followed by a forceful release. Aberg’s technique allows him to store energy and unleash it at the perfect moment at impact, resulting in a smooth and powerful swing. This technique has enabled him to gain a significant edge on the competition and has become an important part of his success formula.
LIV golfers now have a clear qualification route to The Open, opening the door for players from the controversial circuit to compete in one of golf’s most prestigious tournaments. This move signals a major change in the event’s eligibility rules
Hayden Springer Shoots 59 with New Clubs
Hayden Springer made a statement on the Fourth of July by shooting a blistering 59 to take the lead at the John Deere Classic. The round was Springer’s first under 60 on the PGA Tour, and it came with the help of a new driver and woods.
Springer said he had been struggling with his driver all season, but he found a new one that he liked last week. He also made a few adjustments to his swing, and the results were evident on Thursday.
Springer’s 59 was the lowest round of the day by four strokes. He birdied the first three holes and made eight birdies on the back nine. He also had an eagle on the par-5 14th hole.
Springer’s round put him one stroke ahead of Ryan Moore and two strokes ahead of Vaughn Taylor. The 30-year-old is now in position to win his first PGA Tour event.
