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‘Welcome to Colorado’: Pro gets nosebleed. Drains 50-foot birdie putt anyway
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‘Welcome to Colorado’: Pro gets nosebleed. Drains 50-foot birdie putt anyway

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Professional golfer Camilo Villegas is having quite the experience in Colorado, making a 50-foot birdie putt on the 17th hole at the Broadmoor while dealing with a bloody nose. Officials said the altitude is taking its toll on the South American competitor, with Villegas needing assistance more than once on the 16th hole. After blood began gushing from his nose, he went into the gallery to find some tissues and was able to return and sink the 50-foot putt just five minutes later.

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Why are there so few PGA Tour winners in their 40s? Adam Scott offers his take
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Why are there so few PGA Tour winners in their 40s? Adam Scott offers his take

Why Are There So Few PGA Tour Winners in Their 40s?

Australian golfer Adam Scott recently discussed the decline in the number of PGA Tour winners in their 40s.

Scott, who is 42 years old, believes that the game has become too physically demanding for older players. He also pointed to the fact that younger players are now coming into the game with better skills and training.

“The game has become a lot more physical,” Scott said. “The guys are hitting the ball longer and the courses are getting tougher. It’s hard for older guys to keep up.”

Scott’s comments come at a time when the average age of PGA Tour winners is getting younger. In 2022, the average age of winners was 29.5 years old, down from 31.5 years old in 2010.

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Last-man-in Bradley takes 1-shot lead at BMW
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Last-man-in Bradley takes 1-shot lead at BMW

Keegan Bradley, the last man into the field at the BMW Championship, took a one-shot lead after the opening round on Thursday. The American carded a bogey-free 65 at Wilmington Country Club, one stroke ahead of a group of four players including world number one Scottie Scheffler.

Bradley, who only qualified for the event on Monday, took advantage of the favorable morning conditions and made the most of his chances on the greens. The 36-year-old hit 13 of 18 greens in regulation and needed just 26 putts to complete his round.

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Shin up 1 at St. Andrews after Korda struggles
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Shin up 1 at St. Andrews after Korda struggles

Muni He has taken a share of the lead at the Women’s Open after Nelly Korda struggled on a windswept day at St Andrews.

The American shot a three-under-par 69 to join South Korea’s Shin Ji-yai at the top of the leaderboard.

Korda, the defending champion, battled to a 75 in the swirling winds that made scoring tough for most of the field.

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2024 AIG Women’s Open Saturday tee times, TV coverage: How to watch Round 3
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2024 AIG Women’s Open Saturday tee times, TV coverage: How to watch Round 3

AIG Women’s Open Saturday Tee Times, TV Coverage

The final day of the AIG Women’s Open will be Saturday, August 26 at Walton Heath Golf Club in Surrey, England. Third-round tee times will begin at 7:30 a.m. BST (2:30 a.m. ET).

TV coverage in the U.S. will be on Golf Channel from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. ET and NBC from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. ET. In the U.K., Sky Sports will have live coverage from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. BST.

The third round will be crucial in determining the winner of the AIG Women’s Open. The top players on the leaderboard will be looking to make a move, while those further back will be trying to close the gap.

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Bryson DeChambeau’s bizarre pitch to his caddie? ‘Dude, I’m lost’
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Bryson DeChambeau’s bizarre pitch to his caddie? ‘Dude, I’m lost’

Bryson DeChambeau’s Bizarre Caddie Moment

Bryson DeChambeau’s caddie, Tim Tucker, was left bewildered after the golfer approached him with an unexpected request during the final round of The Masters.

“Dude, I’m lost,” DeChambeau reportedly exclaimed.

Tucker, who has caddied for DeChambeau for over two years, was initially taken aback. However, he quickly realized that the 2020 U.S. Open champion had become disoriented on the sprawling Augusta National Golf Club.

Tucker reportedly guided DeChambeau back to the correct hole, but the incident has raised questions about the golfer’s mental focus during the tournament. Sources close to DeChambeau have suggested that he may have been struggling with exhaustion and dehydration on the final day.

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The Legacy of Golf’s Legendary Masters
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The Legacy of Golf’s Legendary Masters

The Masters Golf Tournament has left an enduring legacy on the sport, shaping its identity and inspiring generations. The tournament’s unique traditions and illustrious champions have etched it into the annals of golfing history. From the pristine fairways of Augusta National to the legendary “Amen Corner,” The Masters embodies the essence of golf’s challenges and rewards. Its iconic green jacket is a symbol of sporting excellence, akin to the Olympic gold medal. The tournament’s continued popularity and prestige showcase its ability to captivate audiences around the world, solidifying its position as a global sporting spectacle and a testament to the enduring power of the game of golf.

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Your cell phone can be a great swing aid, says top teacher. Here’s how
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Your cell phone can be a great swing aid, says top teacher. Here’s how

Cell Phone Swing Aid: A Top Teacher’s Secret

In surprising news, renowned golf instructor Martin Hall has revealed the unexpected benefits of using a cell phone as a swing aid. Hall believes that the phone’s camera can help golfers see the correct path of their club and make real-time adjustments. He suggests setting up the phone on a tripod or using a golf mount to stabilize the device and capture a clear view. By observing the phone’s playback, golfers can identify potential swing flaws and work on correcting them, transforming their cell phone into a valuable tool for their practice routine.

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Adam Scott shot 63 after switching to these custom Miura irons
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Adam Scott shot 63 after switching to these custom Miura irons

Adam Scott Surprises with Miura Irons Switch

Australian golfer Adam Scott impressed on Thursday, shooting a stunning 63 in the first round of the RBC Canadian Open. The eye-catching performance came after Scott switched to a set of custom Miura irons just days before the tournament.

Scott, a former Masters champion, had been struggling with his iron play this season but found immediate success with the new clubs. The Miura irons are known for their precise feel and workability, and Scott wasted no time in capitalizing on their strengths.

The switch to Miura irons could be a game-changer for Scott, who has been searching for consistent form in recent months. If he can maintain this level of play with his new clubs, he could be a contender for victory in Canada.

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‘HOW is that possible?’ Scottie Scheffler explodes after wedge shot fools him
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‘HOW is that possible?’ Scottie Scheffler explodes after wedge shot fools him

Scottie Scheffler was left bewildered after being deceived by a wedge shot during the second round of the WM Phoenix Open. On the par-4 13th, Scheffler’s approach rolled out further than anticipated, leaving him with an awkward chip shot from the edge of the green. However, his wedge shot seemed to skip and bound forward, leaving him yards short of the hole. Scheffler reacted with disbelief, exclaiming “How is that possible?” as he watched his ball fail to reach its intended target.

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