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In Utah, a former college star is 18 holes from an improbable, life-changing win

In Utah, a former college star is 18 holes from an improbable, life-changing win

LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open:
The R&A has opened a qualification pathway for LIV golfers to reach The Open, allowing breakaway circuit players to earn spots via designated events and final qualifying, changing access to golf’s oldest major.

In Utah, a former college star is 18 holes from an improbable, life-changing win:
In Utah, a former college star stands 18 holes from an improbable, life-changing victory, chasing a breakthrough that could redefine a career and transform personal fortunes at a packed, high-stakes tournament.

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Despite ‘frustrating’ bogey-free round, Rory McIlroy lurks at Irish Open

Despite ‘frustrating’ bogey-free round, Rory McIlroy lurks at Irish Open

Rickie Fowler withdrew from the WM Phoenix Open citing illness, leaving the tournament early. Officials said he will rest and undergo medical assessment as he pauses competition to recover.

Rory McIlroy posted a bogey-free round he called ‘frustrating’ but remained firmly in contention at the Irish Open. Despite missed chances, he lurks near the lead as the tournament heads into the weekend.

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Rules Guy Explains: Can You Play a Ball That’s Out-of-Bounds on One Hole but In-Bounds on Another

Rules Guy Explains: Can You Play a Ball That’s Out-of-Bounds on One Hole but In-Bounds on Another

Rules Guy: Can You Play a Ball That Goes OB, But Is In-Bounds on Another Hole?

A fascinating question recently popped up in the Rules Guy realm regarding out-of-bounds situations and what happens when a ball crosses over. According to Rule 27-1, a ball is deemed out-of-bounds when it rests outside the course boundaries—usually indicated by white stakes or lines. But what if that same ball ventures out-of-bounds on one hole yet lands in-bounds on another?

In this intriguing scenario, the player must play the ball as it lies, even if that means teeing off from an entirely different hole! As per Rule 27-1b, once a ball crosses the boundary line and settles on another part of the course, it remains classified as out-of-bounds. Consequently, players must follow the established rules for handling an out-of-bounds situation

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Reimagining Pro Golf: An Amateur’s Vision for a More Accessible and Inclusive Future

Reimagining Pro Golf: An Amateur’s Vision for a More Accessible and Inclusive Future

Amateur golfer [Name] has ignited a vibrant conversation with his thought-provoking YouTube video about the future of professional golf. He passionately champions the need for greater accessibility, inclusivity, and innovation in the sport. Drawing inspiration from icons like Tiger Woods, [Name] calls for the integration of cutting-edge technology to elevate fan engagement and dismantle existing barriers. By tackling financial challenges and creating pathways for underrepresented communities, he envisions a future where golf is not just a game but a shared experience enjoyed by a wider and more diverse audience.

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