In a transformative move, TGL has revealed its illustrious roster, featuring golf’s elite players: Justin Thomas, Rory McIlroy, Jon Rahm, and Matt Fitzpatrick. This meticulously chosen team embodies the league’s objective of showcasing the sport’s most prominent stars, blending experience, exceptional talent, and camaraderie. The roster’s heterogeneity, with players excelling in diverse game aspects, promises riveting matches and heightened fan engagement.
Rain arrived late on Thursday at the PGA Championship. The conditions contributed to an elongated day, but the major storylines are set for Friday’s second round. Xander Schauffele emerged as the early leader after shooting an impressive 67 on Thursday. However, there is a logjam of golfers who are just within striking distance. Among the golfers within striking range is Viktor Hovland. The PGA Tour’s reigning FedEx Cup champion crept into contention by carding a first-round 69. Hovland recorded a dismal final round at the Masters but rebounded to finish in a tie for second at the RBC Canadian Open. Both Schauffele and Hovland are among the favorites heading into the weekend.
Trouble with your takeaway? Use this go-to guide for an easy fix
Are you struggling with your golf game? Do you find yourself slicing or hooking the ball more often than you’d like? If so, the problem may lie in your takeaway.
The takeaway is the first move you make in the golf swing, and it sets the tone for the rest of the swing. If your takeaway is flawed, it can lead to a number of problems, including:
Slicing or hooking the ball Inconsistent ball striking
* Loss of power
The good news is that fixing your takeaway is relatively easy. With a few simple adjustments, you can improve your takeaway and start hitting the ball more consistently.