A complete line of lightweight clubs (driver, fairway woods, hybrids and irons) with a lightweight design to promote faster ball speeds for more distance for slower swing speeds.
When K.H. Lee looks back to the starting point of his golf journey, he can only marvel at how a twist of fate which saw him learn the game with a Ted Lasso-type swing coach has since led him to stardom on the PGA Tour.
The 33-year-old has played just once since missing the cut at The Open Championship at Royal St George’s in July and after this week is booked in to play only the QBE Shootout prior to the Farmers Insurance Open starting Australia Day, 2022.
Phil Mickelson has the ability to make golf look easy, even when he’s making it hard on himself. Case in point: the par save Lefty made on the 16th hole Sunday (Monday morning AEDT) en route to victory at the Constellation Furyk & Friends.
Bubba Watson and his caddie, Ted Scott, are among the most recognisable pair on the PGA Tour, and they’re also the couple about whom everybody scratches their head and says, “How have they stayed together for so long without clobbering each other?”
Perhaps the silliest pre-Ryder Cup storyline was Bryson DeChambeau’s perceived lack of attention on the biennial event, which was born out of his announcement that he’d be competing in this week’s Professional Long Drivers Association World Championship. So far, it appears DeChambeau is juggling both duties with relative ease.
Shots have been fired. Daggers have been thrown. Words have been exchanged. The Bryson DeChambeau and Brooks Koepka saga, prior to Ryder Cup week, had reached a point where we all had to ask ourselves a simple question – was it ever going to end?
Like the squad itself, the equipment in the bags of the victorious 2021 US Ryder Cup team is an interesting mix – not just in terms of varying companies and models but in set makeup as well.
On Friday, Jordan Spieth pulled off some serious sorcery with an incredible chip shot at Whistling Straits. On Saturday, Whistling Straits pulled off some serious sorcery on Spieth with one of the most brutal lip-outs you’ll ever see in golf.
A 90-second sequence Saturday morning produced bruised egos, indignant stares and affronts to manhood, and while it generated some savoury social-media clips, it was no surprise. Like poor fashion choices and awkward celebrations, this sort of matter is ingrained in the Ryder Cup.
Australian Golf Digest
