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From Flub to Fame: Tom Kim’s Stunning Birdie Rescue at Pebble Beach!
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From Flub to Fame: Tom Kim’s Stunning Birdie Rescue at Pebble Beach!

In a stunning display of resilience, Tom Kim dazzled the crowd at Pebble Beach by transforming a cringe-worthy tee shot into an unforgettable birdie. What began as a moment of frustration quickly turned into a showcase of his exceptional skills around the greens. With remarkable finesse, Kim salvaged a vital stroke, embodying the true essence of competitive spirit.

Use the ‘ice-cream scoop’ technique to conquer fried-egg lies. Here’s how
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Use the ‘ice-cream scoop’ technique to conquer fried-egg lies. Here’s how

‘Ice-cream scoop’ technique cracks fried-egg lies

Golf experts have unveiled a simple technique to overcome tricky “fried-egg” lies, where the ball sits in a small depression in the rough.

To execute the “ice-cream scoop” technique, golfers should:

  1. Stand close to the ball with their feet together.
  2. Angle the clubface slightly open and aim it at the back of the ball.
  3. Take a shallow swing, scooping the ball out of the depression and onto the green.

This technique promotes a lower launch angle and more spin, helping to control distance and minimize the risk of a mis-hit.

By mastering the “ice-cream scoop” technique, golfers can conquer fried-egg lies and improve their on-course performance.

Spieth still playing through lingering wrist injury
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Spieth still playing through lingering wrist injury

Despite lingering wrist pain, Jordan Spieth played through the first round of the Masters on Thursday. Spieth carded 1-under 71 in the first round at Augusta National, putting him in a tie for 18th place.

“It was a little bit stiff this morning,” Spieth said about his wrist. “I could tell when I was trying to hit balls and do all that stuff, it was just not real comfortable. I felt like with the adrenaline going, I could kind of manage it.”

Spieth said he plans to continue playing through the pain, but he will be limited in his practice time. He also said he is considering withdrawing from the tournament if the pain becomes too severe.

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