The Golf Channel for Golf Lessons
Golf icon Lee Trevino shares his ultimate game-changing strategies for conquering five seemingly impossible shots on the course. With a perfect mix of skill and mental fortitude, Trevino highlights how essential practice and unwavering confidence are in turning challenges into triumphs.
Colin Montgomerie’s lessons highlight the powerful blend of mental toughness and technical skill in golf. By cultivating a disciplined practice routine and focusing on strategic course management, golfers can significantly boost their performance while also deepening their enjoyment of the game.
In a refreshingly honest update, Viktor Hovland enthusiastically proclaimed, “I’m certified nuts,” as he shared insights into his unique swing adjustments. The world number five’s candid and straightforward approach is turning heads as he gears up to elevate his game for the upcoming season.
Phil Mickelson unveils his game-changing secret for mastering 50-yard pitch shots: the “aggressive contact” technique. By honing in on a bold, decisive strike, Mickelson highlights the crucial role of commitment in every swing, guaranteeing both precision and control around the greens.
Rory McIlroy never hits the road without his trusty training aid, a game-changing tool that helps him perfect his swing and maintain peak consistency on the course. This compact device is more than just equipment; it symbolizes his relentless pursuit of excellence and adaptability—two vital ingredients in his recipe for success as one of golf’s elite
Golf star Jon Rahm and his wife Kelley have welcomed their third child, a baby girl named Vera. The couple announced the happy news on social media, sharing a photo of the newborn and her siblings.
“We are beyond thrilled to announce the birth of our precious daughter, Vera,” the couple wrote. “She is happy, healthy, and already filling our hearts with joy.”
Rahm and Kelley are already parents to a son, Kepa, and a daughter, Amelia. The family lives in Scottsdale, Arizona and Miami, Florida.
Horschel withdraws from 3M Open with illness
BLAINE, Minn. (AP) — Billy Horschel withdrew from the 3M Open on Friday because of an unspecified illness.
Horschel, a five-time PGA Tour winner, shot a 2-over 73 in the first round Thursday. He was 4 over through 13 holes in the second round when he withdrew.
Horschel is the second player to withdraw from the tournament this week. Cameron Champ withdrew before the first round because of a back injury.
The 3M Open is the first PGA Tour event since the U.S. Open two weeks ago. The field includes eight of the top 10 players in the world.