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Social media sensation Harry Clark captivated the audience at the LPGA pro-am with his impressive skills, drawing in a sizable crowd eager to watch. Despite being an amateur, he candidly highlighted the tough realities of golf, declaring, “Golf is hard.” This sentiment resonated with his earlier calls for making the sport more accessible to everyone.
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Xander Schauffele’s favorite club, a 58-degree Callaway wedge, made a glorious return to the Olympic stage in Tokyo. This cherished equipment played a pivotal role in Schauffele’s remarkable performance, helping him secure a coveted gold medal. Throughout the tournament, the wedge proved to be an indispensable tool, providing Schauffele with the precision and versatility he needed to navigate the challenging Olympic course. It was truly a sight to behold as Schauffele masterfully wielded his trusted wedge, showcasing the unbreakable bond between a golfer and their favorite club.
Tour Caddie Confesses Yardage Errors
A seasoned PGA Tour caddie has admitted to providing inaccurate yardages to his player on multiple occasions, leading to costly errors.
Reflecting on his career, the caddie revealed his role in two notable missed shots due to incorrect yardages. In one instance, a miscalculation resulted in his player’s approach shot landing short of the green. In another incident, an underestimated distance led to an overhit iron shot.
The caddie’s candid admission has sparked a discussion within the golfing community about the critical role of caddies in providing accurate information to their players. It underscores the challenges and pressure caddies face in ensuring their players have the best chance of success on the course.
Nelly Korda clung to a narrow one-stroke lead after the third round of the Meijer LPGA Classic on Saturday, as she seeks her first win since undergoing blood clot surgery earlier this year.
The 24-year-old American shot a 2-under 70 at Blythefield Country Club in Michigan, moving to 14-under for the tournament. She is one stroke ahead of compatriot Lexi Thompson, who carded a 69.
“I’ve gone through every emotion possible,” Korda said after her round. “I’m just really proud of myself for staying patient and for staying tough.”
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