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After unthinkable finish, Max Homa opens up on ‘the battle within’
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After unthinkable finish, Max Homa opens up on ‘the battle within’

After a crushing finish at the US Open, golfer Max Homa opens up about the intense “battle within.” Despite narrowly missing the cut, Homa maintains a positive attitude, reflecting on the camaraderie and rivalry among golfers. In a candid interview, Homa reveals the immense self-doubt and pressure he faced during the tournament. Through practice sessions with his coach, Homa found resilience and determination to overcome adversity. The article explores the complex psychological dynamics of professional golf, where support and rivalry intertwine. As Homa navigates the emotional rollercoaster of the sport, he shares insights into the mental fortitude required to succeed at the highest level.

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Tiger 14 over at Open, to miss another major cut
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Tiger 14 over at Open, to miss another major cut

Tiger Woods faltered at The Open Championship, finishing the second round 14 over par at 149, failing to make the cut. Despite his 15 major titles, this marks the fifth time Woods has missed the cut at The Open. This recent disappointment adds to Woods’ string of struggles at major tournaments, extending his major championship drought since 2019. Woods’ struggles at The Open are particularly noteworthy, as he has won the tournament three times previously.

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Rory McIlroy Defends Caddie Amidst U.S. Open Criticism
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Rory McIlroy Defends Caddie Amidst U.S. Open Criticism

In a recent interview, Rory McIlroy defended his caddie, Harry Diamond, from criticism following his disappointing performance at the U.S. Open. McIlroy highlighted Diamond’s exceptional ability and steadfast support, emphasizing that the responsibility for managing emotions lies solely with the golfer. He condemned the criticism, stating that it was unfair as Diamond’s absence due to illness was beyond their control. McIlroy expressed gratitude for Diamond’s unwavering support and belief that the criticism was unwarranted.

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Rory on U.S. letdown: ‘Great day until it wasn’t’
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Rory on U.S. letdown: ‘Great day until it wasn’t’

Rory McIlroy’s U.S. Open title hopes were dashed during a disappointing final round, leaving the Northern Irishman to reflect on a “great day until it wasn’t.”

McIlroy, who entered the day with a four-shot lead, struggled with his putting on a challenging Winged Foot course, carding a 75 to finish in a tie for fifth place.

“I felt like I had a great day until it wasn’t,” McIlroy said. “The wind started to blow a little bit more, the greens got a little bit firmer, and I just didn’t make any putts.

“It’s tough to win major championships, and today was just not my day.”

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U.S. Adaptive Open continuing to evolve. Here are 5 things to know
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U.S. Adaptive Open continuing to evolve. Here are 5 things to know

U.S. Adaptive Open Continues to Evolve with New Record Scores

Pinehurst, N.C. – The U.S. Adaptive Open is continuing to push the boundaries of adaptive golf. Held at a new venue this year, The Cradle at Pinehurst Resort, the tournament witnessed record-breaking scores on Day 1. Wider fairways and larger greens allowed players with disabilities to showcase their skills and push the limits of the sport. Mark Newell, CEO of the United States Golf Association, hailed the venue as a “game-changer for adaptive golf.”

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DeChambeau’s Major-Winning Media Tour: Lessons Learned
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DeChambeau’s Major-Winning Media Tour: Lessons Learned

DeChambeau’s Major-Winning Media Tour: Lessons Learned

Bryson DeChambeau’s recent media tour following his major victory provided invaluable insights into his mindset and process. Emphasizing motion control and ground sensation, DeChambeau highlighted the importance of controlling the ball’s trajectory. Furthermore, he advocated avoiding situational focus, promoting consistent swing execution. These lessons, applicable to golfers of all levels, demonstrate the meticulous approach that has propelled DeChambeau to the forefront of the sport.

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Olesen becomes 1st Dane to win British Amateur
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Olesen becomes 1st Dane to win British Amateur

Olesen Becomes First Dane to Win British Amateur

Copenhagen, Denmark – Thorbjørn Olesen has become the first Dane to win the British Amateur Championship, after defeating England’s Ashley Chesters 5&4 in the final at Royal Porthcawl Golf Club in Wales.

The 19-year-old Olesen, who is ranked 22nd in the world amateur rankings, played superbly throughout the week and was never behind in the final. He birdied the opening two holes and never looked back, eventually closing out the match on the 14th green.

Olesen’s victory is a major breakthrough for Danish golf and is sure to inspire a new generation of golfers in his home country. He is the first non-British winner of the British Amateur since 2005 and the first player from continental Europe to win the title since 1985.

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Bryson’s Triumph and Rory’s Heartbreak: Lessons from the U.S. Open
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Bryson’s Triumph and Rory’s Heartbreak: Lessons from the U.S. Open

The U.S. Open provided a compelling narrative of triumph and heartbreak, with Bryson DeChambeau emerging victorious and Rory McIlroy enduring disappointment. DeChambeau’s newfound mental resilience, inspired by a transformative email from coach Chris Como, proved instrumental in his title triumph. His exuberant celebrations sparked controversy, but he defended them as expressions of his passion. McIlroy’s crushing defeat highlighted the fragility of victory in the unforgiving sport of golf, reminding fans of the rollercoaster of emotions it can evoke. This tournament showcased the human drama behind the athletic achievements, leaving a lasting impression on both players and spectators.

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After the U.S. Open, Bryson DeChambeau delivered an unexpected plea
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After the U.S. Open, Bryson DeChambeau delivered an unexpected plea

Ending an enthralling U.S. Open on a surprising note, victor Bryson DeChambeau’s post-match remarks echoed beyond the tournament’s grandeur. DeChambeau, renowned for his scientific approach to golf, passionately advocated for mental health awareness.

The emotional champion urged fans to prioritize their well-being, sharing his own struggles with anxiety and depression. DeChambeau’s heartfelt plea resonated with the golfing world, highlighting the importance of mental fortitude in a competitive sport. His openness about a topic often overlooked in athletics sparked conversations and prompted a heartfelt response from his fellow players and spectators alike.

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How does golf work at the Olympics? Format, schedule, more
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How does golf work at the Olympics? Format, schedule, more

Olympic Golf Competition

Golf returned to the Olympics in 2016 after a 112-year absence. The format is a 72-hole stroke play competition, with the lowest score after four rounds winning the gold medal. Both men and women compete in individual events, and there is also a mixed team competition.

The Olympic golf tournament is held over four days, with 18 holes played each day. The field is limited to 60 players for each event, with each country able to send a maximum of four players.

Qualification for the Olympics is based on the world rankings, with the top 15 players in the world automatically qualifying. The remaining spots are filled through a series of regional qualifying events.

The Olympic golf tournament is one of the most prestigious events in the sport, and it is a great opportunity for golfers to represent their countries and compete for a gold medal.

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