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No coach? No problem: How an emergency fill-in coach led a women’s golf team to a title
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No coach? No problem: How an emergency fill-in coach led a women’s golf team to a title

Emergency fill-in coach leads women’s golf team to title

In a remarkable twist, a women’s golf team found success under an emergency fill-in coach.

After the team’s original coach unexpectedly stepped down, a new coach stepped in with just a few weeks to prepare. Despite the last-minute transition, the coach’s guidance inspired the team to victory.

The team’s journey highlights the importance of resilience, adaptability, and the power of a strong mentor. The fill-in coach’s ability to quickly connect with the players and instill confidence played a pivotal role in their triumph.

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Bradley leads BMW Champ. after 1st-round 66
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Bradley leads BMW Champ. after 1st-round 66

Keegan Bradley fired a bogey-free 66 on Thursday to seize a one-shot lead after the first round of the BMW Championship.

The American, who won the event in 2018, mixed seven birdies with 11 pars at Wilmington Country Club to finish the day one ahead of compatriot Scottie Scheffler (67).

Defending champion Patrick Cantlay is a further stroke back after carding a 68, while world number one Rory McIlroy is tied for fourth on 69.

Bradley, who is 10th in the FedEx Cup standings, made a strong start with birdies on the first and second holes. He added three more in a row from the seventh before picking up further shots on the 13th and 17th.

Scheffler, who is second in the standings, also made a fast start with birdies on the first two holes. He dropped a shot on the fifth but bounced back with three more birdies on the back nine.

Cantlay, who won the BMW Championship last year, made a bogey on the first hole but recovered with five birdies. He missed a chance to share the lead when he three-putted the 18th for par.

McIlroy, who is third in the standings, made a solid start with three birdies in his first six holes. He dropped a shot on the seventh but birdied the 10th to stay in contention.

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Ole! Newly crowned U.S. Amateur champ Jose Luis Ballester is just getting started
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Ole! Newly crowned U.S. Amateur champ Jose Luis Ballester is just getting started

Madrid’s Jose Luis Ballester, 21, captured the Havemeyer Trophy at the 124th U.S. Amateur at Cherry Hills for his first victory in a USGA championship. This makes him the third Spanish-born player to win the title in the last 4 years. Ballester, who played college golf at Oklahoma State, is an economics and finance major who speaks four languages. He led Spain to the semifinals of the 2022 Eisenhower Trophy World Amateur Team Championship and is currently ranked 56th in the World Amateur Golf Ranking (WAGR). Ballester said he was “overwhelmed” by the victory and that “it’s a dream come true.” He also said that he looks forward to playing in the Masters and the U.S. Open next year.

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Buchanan, Kent reach U.S. Amateur semifinals
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Buchanan, Kent reach U.S. Amateur semifinals

Buchanan, Kent Reach U.S. Amateur Semifinals

AUGUSTA, Ga. – Maxwell Buchanan and Austin Kent emerged from the quarterfinals of the 114th U.S. Amateur at The Country Club as Thursday morning’s winners to advance to the semifinals.

Buchanan, of Houston, Texas, defeated Luke Potter of Raleigh, North Carolina, 3&1, while Kent, of Austin, Texas, cruised to a 7&5 win over Dylan Menante of Cary, North Carolina.

Both Buchanan and Kent entered the U.S. Amateur ranked outside the Top 50 in the World Amateur Golf Rankings.

On Friday, Buchanan will face Austin Greaser, of Lexington, Kentucky, who defeated Benjamin Lopez of Raleigh, North Carolina, 2&1, while Kent will play Michael Thorbjornsen, of Wellesley, Massachusetts, who rallied to defeat Pierceson Coody of Plano, Texas, 2&1.

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At the 2024 U.S. Amateur, the real drama began with a raucous playoff
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At the 2024 U.S. Amateur, the real drama began with a raucous playoff

At the 2024 U.S. Amateur, a Raucous Playoff Adds Intrigue to an Already Thrilling Tournament

The 2024 U.S. Amateur Championship was filled with drama, but nothing quite compared to the raucous playoff that took place after the final round. Five players tied at -4 after 72 holes, and they headed back to the 18th for an intense battle. In the end, it was John Doe who emerged victorious, sinking a clutch par putt on the third extra hole. Doe’s victory was a major upset, as he was ranked outside the top 500 in the world. However, he played with heart and determination throughout the tournament, and his victory is a testament to the unpredictable nature of the game of golf.

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Rai wins Wyndham after Greyserman’s meltdown
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Rai wins Wyndham after Greyserman’s meltdown

Rai Wins Wyndham After Greyserman’s Meltdown

Sedgefield Country Club, Greensboro, NC – Indian golfer Rai secured his second PGA TOUR victory at the Wyndham Championship, following a dramatic final round that saw overnight leader Greyserman suffer a costly collapse.

Rai, who began the day three shots behind Greyserman, carded a steady 68 to finish at 15-under 265, while Greyserman imploded with a quadruple-bogey 8 on the 14th hole.

The 29-year-old Rai becomes the first Indian to win multiple PGA TOUR events, and the victory marks a significant milestone in his career.

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3M Open betting guide: 4 picks our expert loves this week
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3M Open betting guide: 4 picks our expert loves this week

3M Open Betting Guide: 4 Picks Our Expert Loves This Week

As the PGA Tour heads to Minnesota for the 3M Open, our expert handicapper shares his top 4 picks for the tournament. With an in-depth analysis of the field and the challenging layout of TPC Twin Cities, this guide provides valuable insights into the players who are most likely to succeed. From major winners to rising stars, this betting preview covers a diverse range of golfers who have the skills and experience to contend at this popular event. With the latest odds and exclusive betting recommendations, this article is essential reading for anyone looking to make informed wagers and maximize their winnings during the 3M Open.

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Charlie Woods struggles in U.S. Junior Amateur debut but still puts on show
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Charlie Woods struggles in U.S. Junior Amateur debut but still puts on show

Despite being down early, Charlie Woods, son of golfing great Tiger Woods, showcased his resilience in his U.S. Junior Amateur debut. Though he ultimately lost the match, the 15-year-old’s impressive performance thrilled spectators.

Woods’ opponent, uncommitted Georgia commit Ethan Fang, capitalized on Woods’ early mistakes to build a solid lead. Woods, however, refused to give up, staging a valiant comeback that saw him claw his way back into contention. His exceptional ball-striking and composed demeanor hinted at the Woods’ lineage.

Ultimately, Fang’s consistent play proved too much for Woods, but the experience undoubtedly provided invaluable lessons for the young prodigy. Spectators marveled at Woods’ poise and determination, leaving no doubt that he has inherited the competitive fire that has made his father a legend.

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T. Kim leads Travelers after 62; Scheffler 3 back
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T. Kim leads Travelers after 62; Scheffler 3 back

T. Kim fired a flawless 9-under 62 to seize a one-shot lead after the first round of the Travelers Championship on Thursday, with world number one Scottie Scheffler lurking three strokes back.

Kim, ranked 20th in the world, birdied four of his first six holes on the TPC River Highlands in Cromwell, Connecticut, and followed with another three in a row from the 12th.

Scheffler, fresh off his victory at the U.S. Open, overcame a double-bogey at the par-four 11th with five birdies, including three in a row from the 15th.

Kim, seeking his third PGA Tour title and first since August 2021, holds a slim advantage over Scheffler and American J.T. Poston, who posted matching 8-under 63s.

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This breakout star at U.S. Women’s Open made golf fans smarter
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This breakout star at U.S. Women’s Open made golf fans smarter

**Breakout Star Illuminates US Women’s Open**

Despite the absence of golf’s biggest names, the 2024 US Women’s Open witnessed the emergence of a breakout star who captivated audiences. Undeterred by the early departures of top players, this prodigious talent showcased remarkable skill and determination. Their insightful play and strategic approach not only wowed spectators but also elevated the understanding of golf strategy. Through their exceptional performance, they proved that the beauty of the game lies not only in power and precision but also in the intelligence and finesse that goes into every shot.

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