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In a heart-stopping showdown at the Japan Classic, Taiga Takeda emerged triumphant after an epic battle that lasted six intense playoff holes. Takeda, a rising sensation in the Japanese golf arena, showcased unwavering composure as he went shot for shot with his rival in the grueling playoff.
Following a riveting regulation round filled with lead changes, Takeda and his adversary found themselves deadlocked entering the playoff. The duo exchanged pars on the first five playoff holes, demonstrating their exceptional skill and unwavering resolve.
It all came down to the sixth playoff hole, where Takeda seized the opportunity with a remarkable birdie putt to capture the coveted tournament title. This victory signifies a significant milestone in his career and cements his position as a standout talent to follow in Japanese golf
Bettinardi Golf has just unveiled its highly anticipated 2025 Queen B putter line, and golf enthusiasts are in for a treat! These innovative putters showcase the cutting-edge Micro Hinge Star Roll Face technology, expertly crafted to enhance forward roll while minimizing skidding. Additionally, the new Honeycomb Face Milling pattern promises a softer feel and an exquisite sound at impact.
The 2025 Queen B collection features three distinct models: the QB1, QB3, and QB5. The QB1 embodies a timeless blade design, perfect for traditionalists; the QB3 offers a versatile mid-mallet option; and the QB5 stands out as a robust large mallet putter. Each model comes in two stunning finishes: sleek satin and bold black oxide.
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A common misconception is that when using a driver, a big backswing generates lots of power and accuracy. However, the most mechanically efficient movement is one where less movement and effort produces more results. Think of it this way – if you try to hit the ball as hard as possible, aiming becomes nearly impossible. Aiming and swinging hard cannot coexist for long. Instead, when we control our takeaway (or backswing), and downswing, this mechanical efficiency allows us to achieve our ultimate goal: hitting the ball both further and more accurately.