Striking a golf bag with a club is a popular way for a golfer to take out his/her frustration. But it can backfire. Badly. The bag can break. The club can snap. And then there’s the potential collateral damage done to what’s inside the bag (Bet you never thought about that). Thanks to Ian Poulter for sharing Read more…
Rod Pampling put on a spectacular display of putting in the final round at the Shriners, posting a 2.968 strokes gained/putting for the round including six putts made outside 10 feet.
FOUR Australians will go all in during the final round of the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open with Rod Pampling, Geoff Ogilvy, Matt Jones and Cameron Smith all within four shots of the lead in Las Vegas.
THE putt slid agonisingly just past the hole. That elusive 59 narrowly escaped Rod Pampling at the first round of the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open.
JASON Day has put aside a lower back injury to shoot himself into contention after the first round of the season-ending Tour Championship in Atlanta, Georgia.
Australian Golf Digest
