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LIV golfers received a new qualification path to The Open, giving suspended players a route to compete at the major after revised eligibility rules and talks with organizers.
Bryson DeChambeau stunned fans with an epic trick shot during an exhibition; organizers are offering a contest where one lucky fan can win a car for replicating the feat.
In an unexpected turn of events during the latest Weekend 9 segment, Phil Mickelson found himself outwitted on the course, leaving fans buzzing. Meanwhile, a distinguished LPGA expert stepped in with a diagnosis that every golf enthusiast needs to hear. This insightful analysis reveals crucial takeaways about Mickelson’s gameplay and some strategic blunders that could change the way we view his approach
Bryson DeChambeau’s Trick Shot Goes Awry
In a hilarious turn of events, Bryson DeChambeau and Kai Trump, Donald Trump’s granddaughter, took on a daring trick shot that didn’t quite go as planned.
Captured at the stunning Trump National Golf Club Bedminster, the moment was shared on DeChambeau’s Instagram story this past Friday. The duo was seen teeing off from an elevated tee box when DeChambeau aimed to hit the ball off a tree and onto the green. Instead, it splashed down into the water!
Kai Trump couldn’t help but exclaim, “Oh my god, that was so bad,” while DeChambeau chuckled and admitted, “That was terrible.”
The clip quickly went viral, sparking a flurry of reactions. Many viewers chimed in about DeChambeau’s misfire—some defended him by highlighting the challenge of executing such tricky shots, while others were quick to criticize him for not nailing it
‘NO WAY!’: Bryson DeChambeau Completes Chip-In Challenge Over House
Bryson DeChambeau has once again dazzled fans with his incredible golfing prowess, successfully completing a jaw-dropping chip-in challenge over a house in Las Vegas.
This thrilling challenge, part of DeChambeau’s viral “DRIVE” series, tasked him with chipping the ball high over a house and landing it in a tiny target on the other side. With all eyes on him and the pressure mounting, DeChambeau expertly analyzed the shot, gauged the wind conditions, and executed an impeccable chip that soared gracefully over the roof before landing perfectly in the target.
His triumphant feat has sent ripples through the golfing world, reaffirming that DeChambeau is truly a master of his craft
Rory McIlroy’s unusual shot at this year’s Genesis Scottish Open left him with a “very weird feeling.”
The four-time Major winner incredibly managed to pull off a remarkable feat – hitting a provisional ball out of a bush, then remarkably finding his original ball near a tree.
McIlroy opted to play the original ball, going on to bogey the hole, but couldn’t quite believe his eyes.
“You could see where my provisional ball ended up, and as we were walking down there I could see that my original ball was basically sitting next to the tree,” McIlroy explained.
“I couldn’t believe it, just to be honest. I thought there’s no way my ball ended up there.”
At the recent Saudi International golf tournament, pro golfer Ian Poulter used a laser to measure the distance to the flagstick. However, an unfortunate incident occurred when the laser beam inadvertently hit a bird in the eye, causing it to fall to the ground. The incident shocked spectators and the golfing community alike, with many expressing concern and outrage. Poulter immediately apologized for the accident and expressed regret for causing harm to the bird. Bird experts have emphasized the importance of avoiding shining lasers at birds, as it can cause eye damage and disorientation. The incident serves as a reminder of the potential dangers of using lasers and the importance of responsible use.
