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News: A fresh debate is taking hold in the golf world – should you buy wedges separately from your irons? Clubfitters argue that standalone wedges let you fine‑tune lofts, match shafts precisely and dial in better short‑game control, giving players a clearer path to lower scores
Officials have unveiled a new qualification route that opens the door for LIV players to reach The Open through designated qualifying events – a policy shift that redraws the selection map and sparks fresh debate across golf’s governing bodies.
At Baycurrent, Xander Schauffele leaned on a balanced bag: a low-spin driver to tame the tee shots, forged irons for precision, surgical wedges around the greens and a trusted putter. Combined with a carefully chosen ball, the setup delivered the control and steady consistency that powered his title win
The R&A has rolled out a new qualification pathway that gives select LIV Golf players a shot at Open Championship spots – a clear opening for a return to major contention amid the ongoing tensions between tours.
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Fitzpatrick closed with a record‑equalling 66 to claim the DP World Tour title, mounting a late charge under intense pressure and turning a superb final‑round performance into a trophy‑lifting victory.
After his Sanderson Farms win, he broke down in tears – a raw, unguarded moment that laid bare years of sacrifice and perseverance and reminded fans of the deeply human side of elite competition
Fitzpatrick exploded with a record-equalling 66 to capture the DP World Tour title, unleashing a blistering final round that upended the leaderboard and sealed a dramatic, pressure-filled victory.
Steven Fisk’s Sanderson Farms-winning bag featured razor-sharp forged irons, a clever, multi-loft wedge setup and a dependable putter – the precise gear mix that powered his clutch play and earned him his first tour triumph
1) The R&A grants LIV golfers a defined qualification route into The Open, outlining criteria and spot allocations to ensure a fair pathway while preserving championship integrity.
2) Epson Tour players showcase practical gear choices – from club fits to apparel – offering amateur golfers insights on equipment priorities, cost-effective setups and performance-driven tweaks.
Organizers have unveiled a new qualification route that allows LIV players to compete for spots in The Open – a move that has ignited debate over eligibility and how best to preserve links tradition as governing bodies revisit the rules.
Bag Builders suggests filling the top of your bag with a dependable driver, a versatile fairway wood or hybrid for longer, controlled shots, and a carefully chosen loft gapper to close distance gaps and keep your scoring steady
LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open:
The R&A has unveiled a new qualification route for LIV Golf players – a clear pathway that lets them earn spots through designated qualifying events and performance criteria, opening doors to The Open and bringing LIV competitors into the championship field.
Why trusting these 3 golf clubs is essential to your game | Bag Builders:
Bag Builders breaks down the three clubs pros rely on: a confidence-inspiring driver for dependable distance, a versatile hybrid that converts tough approaches into scoring chances, and a precision putter that sharpens consistency on the greens – the trio that helps shave strokes off your score, analysts say
