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Seven LIV golfers invited to PGA Championship
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Seven LIV golfers invited to PGA Championship

Seven LIV golfers, including Talor Gooch and Hudson Swafford, have received special invites to the 2023 PGA Championship. The PGA of America extended the exemptions based on the players’ rankings and performance, despite their affiliation with the controversial LIV Golf series. The decision has sparked controversy, as the PGA Tour has suspended LIV members. However, the PGA of America maintains that its choice is based on merit rather than affiliation. The invited LIV golfers will avoid qualifying through the Open Championship for a spot in the U.S. Open.

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Gooch gets special invite to PGA Championship
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Gooch gets special invite to PGA Championship

**PGA Championship Extends Special Invite to Talor Gooch**

Despite his affiliation with LIV Golf, Talor Gooch has received a special exemption to compete in the 2023 PGA Championship. The decision was made by the PGA of America, which believes Gooch deserves a place in the field based on his play.

Gooch, a nine-time PGA Tour winner, ranked 20th in the world prior to his move to LIV. The PGA of America’s exemption means he will avoid the need to qualify through the Open Championship for a spot in the U.S. Open.

The inclusion of Gooch is a controversial one, as the PGA Tour has suspended LIV Golf members. However, the PGA of America maintains that its decision is based on merit, not affiliation.

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Mickelson’s warning, Maltbie’s return, Norman’s bold claim | Monday Finish
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Mickelson’s warning, Maltbie’s return, Norman’s bold claim | Monday Finish

This week’s Monday Finish swings into the RBC Heritage with Matt Wallace’s preparation for the CJ Cup at Byron Nelson, Phil Mickelson’s parting thoughts on the PGA Championship and analyst Mark Fulcher reminiscing on the late Dan Jenkins. Plus, we pay tribute to the late, great Peter Dobereiner, Dom Boulet goes “Inside the Ropes” with players and caddies, and Brandel Chamblee explains why he thinks Greg Norman is unfit to lead a Saudi-backed golf tour.

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The Effect of Reframing Cognitive Strategies on Golf Performance: A Phil Mickelson Case Study
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The Effect of Reframing Cognitive Strategies on Golf Performance: A Phil Mickelson Case Study

Cognitive reframing, as exemplified by Phil Mickelson’s mentorship, can significantly enhance golf performance. By fostering a present-moment focus and eliminating mental distractions, reframing enables golfers to develop effective pre-shot routines and improve their mental resilience under pressure. This case study demonstrates the transformative impact of reframing, providing evidence of its efficacy in enhancing athletic performance and offering valuable insights for golfers seeking to optimize their cognitive strategies.

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Brooks Koepka wins LIV Golf event in lead up to PGA Championship title defense
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Brooks Koepka wins LIV Golf event in lead up to PGA Championship title defense

Brooks Koepka dominated the recently concluded LIV Golf event in Singapore, emerging victorious with a remarkable 7-under 64 in Saturday’s round. His triumph marks his second LIV Golf win following his success in the inaugural event in London. Koepka’s impressive performance, coupled with his experience and determination, bodes well for his upcoming title defense at the PGA Championship. The 32-year-old American will face a formidable field at Southern Hills Country Club, but his recent victory serves as a testament to his unwavering competitive spirit. Stay tuned for further updates on Koepka’s quest to retain the PGA Championship title.

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Koepka wins in Singapore to claim fourth LIV title
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Koepka wins in Singapore to claim fourth LIV title

Brooks Koepka secured his fourth LIV Golf title with a dominant display in Singapore, adding to his victories in London, Jeddah, and Chicago.

Koepka’s flawless performance saw him shoot a 7-under 64 in Saturday’s round, putting him in a commanding position for the final day. The American golfer maintained his lead, carding a 66 on Sunday, to secure a three-shot victory over Patrick Reed and Richard Bland.

Koepka’s triumph in Singapore marks his fourth consecutive LIV Golf win, extending his impressive streak. He continues to lead the LIV Golf Individual Rankings, further solidifying his position as one of the top golfers in the world.

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The only eligible player not in next week’s field? The World No. 1
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The only eligible player not in next week’s field? The World No. 1

The field for the Travelers Championship is set, and the only eligible player not in it is the World No. 1.

Jon Rahm, who won the U.S. Open last month, has decided to skip the Travelers Championship to rest and prepare for the British Open.

Rahm is the only player in the top 20 of the world ranking who is not playing in the Travelers Championship.

The Travelers Championship will be played from June 23-26 at TPC River Highlands in Cromwell, Connecticut.

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Talor Gooch is a victim of the times. Just don’t pity him
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Talor Gooch is a victim of the times. Just don’t pity him

Living in the present golf era, Talor Gooch is facing the consequences of a rapidly evolving sport. His unwavering commitment to the LIV Golf tour has unfortunately cost him the opportunity to participate in major tournaments. Gooch remains a talented and determined player, yet his decision has inevitably led to a significant sacrifice in his career.

Despite the disappointment, Gooch maintains a positive attitude, understanding the difficult position he is in. He acknowledges the potential risks associated with joining LIV Golf, but firmly believes in the direction the tour is heading.

Gooch’s focus now lies on the upcoming LIV Golf events, where he plans to showcase his skills and prove his worth. He remains determined to make a mark in golf history, albeit in a different way than initially anticipated.

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Did LIV pros cross ‘etiquette’ line at Masters? 3-time major winner has thought
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Did LIV pros cross ‘etiquette’ line at Masters? 3-time major winner has thought

**LIV Pros’ Masters Etiquette Draws Scrutiny**

3-time major champion Padraig Harrington has expressed concern over the behavior of LIV Golf players at the Masters. Harrington claims that some LIV pros “crossed an etiquette line” by not following long-standing traditions of the tournament.

According to Harrington, some LIV players wore shorts during practice rounds, which is not permitted under the Masters’ dress code. They also allegedly used electronic devices on the course, another violation of tournament rules.

Harrington’s comments have sparked a debate about whether LIV players are disrespectful of golf’s traditions. Some argue that they are simply bringing a different culture to the game, while others believe they are undermining the integrity of the sport.

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