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Lexi Thompson shares her 4 driving keys

Lexi Thompson shares her 4 driving keys

Lexi Thompson Reveals Driving Secrets

In a recent interview with Golf Channel, LPGA star Lexi Thompson shared her four key principles for mastering driving.

Thompson’s approach prioritizes creating a solid foundation through proper setup and alignment. She emphasizes the importance of focusing on creating a consistent pre-shot routine and maintaining balance throughout the swing.

To maximize power and accuracy, Thompson recommends utilizing a wide backswing and concentrating on rotating the body effectively through the ball. She also stresses the value of keeping the head down and maintaining a smooth follow-through.

By implementing these four principles, Thompson has established herself as one of the longest hitters on the LPGA tour. Her insights offer valuable advice for golfers of all levels looking to improve their driving distance and accuracy.

Pro’s caddie struck by water bottle at rowdy LIV Golf event in Australia

Pro’s caddie struck by water bottle at rowdy LIV Golf event in Australia

Pro’s caddie hit in the head by water bottle at LIV Golf event

A caddie was hit in the head by a water bottle during a LIV Golf event in Adelaide, Australia. The incident occurred at the 15th hole of the Grange Golf Club when a fan threw a plastic water bottle that struck the caddie and bounced off a nearby fence. The caddie was treated by medical staff and was able to continue with the round. No arrests have been made. The incident has been reported to authorities and the LIV Golf has stated it is investigating the matter.

Korda opens 2 back in bid for record win streak

Korda opens 2 back in bid for record win streak

Tennis star Nelly Korda shot a 2-under 69 to open the Palos Verdes Championship on Thursday, trailing by one stroke for a chance to break the LPGA Tour’s record for consecutive wins.

Korda has won her last three starts, including a playoff victory at the Gainbridge LPGA at Boca Rio, and is looking to become just the third player to win four straight events. The other players to do so are Annika Sörenstam and Ariya Jutanugarn.