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Unlocking Golf’s Future: Meet the Visionary Speakers at GOLF’s 2024 Top 100 Teachers Summit!
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Unlocking Golf’s Future: Meet the Visionary Speakers at GOLF’s 2024 Top 100 Teachers Summit!

GOLF’s 2024 Top 100 Teachers Summit brings together the brightest minds in the golf industry for an unforgettable experience. Join renowned instructors like Martin Chuck, GOLF Top 100 Teacher Geoff Shackelford, and PGA Master Professional Suzy Whaley as they unveil groundbreaking teaching methods and strategies. Attendees will dive into interactive workshops, witness cutting-edge demonstrations, and participate in thought-provoking discussions that are set to redefine the future of golf instruction

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Buhai, Green, Shin lead LPGA in South Korea
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Buhai, Green, Shin lead LPGA in South Korea

The LPGA’s BMW Ladies Championship in South Korea kicked off with an electrifying start as a trio of talented golfers emerged as frontrunners after the thrilling first round. The leaderboard found itself in a deadlock with Ashleigh Buhai, Jessica Korda, and Hyo Joo Kim showcasing their skills by carding impressive 6-under 66s, setting the stage for an intense competition ahead.

Buhai, the esteemed AIG Women’s Open champion, put on a dazzling display with seven birdies punctuating her round, with just a lone bogey to mar her otherwise stellar performance. On the other hand, Korda and Kim demonstrated flawless precision, each notching six birdies without a single blemish on their scorecards.

This trio’s exceptional play secured them a slender one-shot lead over a talented group of competitors who finished with commendable 5-under 67s. Among them were the defending champion Atthaya Thitikul and the illustrious world number one, Lydia Ko, all poised to challenge the leaders in the upcoming rounds.

As the tournament progresses, anticipation builds for the exciting clashes that lie ahead in the second round scheduled for Friday. The stakes are high, with the ultimate victor set to claim a portion of the coveted $2 million prize purse. Follow the action-packed journey of these golfing stars to witness history in the making.

Source: [Golf Lessons Channel](https://golflessonschannel.com/buhai-green-shin-lead-lpga-in-south-korea/)

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Rules Guy: Can I leave my marker behind my ball while I putt?
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Rules Guy: Can I leave my marker behind my ball while I putt?

Rules Guy: Can I Leave my Marker Behind my Ball While I Putt?

Augusta, GA – The question of whether or not a player can leave their marker behind their ball while putting has been a topic of debate for some time. The Rules of Golf state that a player must mark the position of their ball before lifting it, but does not specify whether or not the marker must be placed directly behind the ball.

According to Rule 20-1, “The player must mark the spot of the ball before lifting it and, when the ball is lifted and replaced, it must be placed on the spot from which it was lifted, not nearer the hole.” Nowhere in this rule does it state that the marker must be placed behind the ball.

However, the USGA has issued a clarifying statement, stating that the marker must be placed directly behind the ball in order to maintain the integrity of the game. The reasoning behind this is that if the marker is placed to the side of the ball, it could be moved by another player or by the wind, which could potentially lead to an unfair advantage.

So, while the Rules of Golf do not explicitly state that the marker must be placed behind the ball, the USGA has clarified that this is the correct interpretation of the rule. Therefore, players should make sure to place their markers directly behind their balls when putting.

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Strategies for Effective Divot Recovery in Fairway Play
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Strategies for Effective Divot Recovery in Fairway Play

**Strategies for Effective Divot Recovery in Fairway Play**

This excerpt discusses strategies for recovering from divots in fairway play. The video advises players to position the ball further back in their stance and lean the shaft forward. Additionally, they emphasize the importance of hinging the club back early and taking an aggressive swing, even if it results in taking some turf after the ball. By following these strategies, players can increase their chances of solid ball contact and successful recovery from divots.

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