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Whilst Scottie Scheffler sits a whopping 3,769 points above Rory McIlroy on the FedEx Cup standings, it’s back to square one for the top 30 players. There is no longer an advantage for the points leaders with the starting strokes taken away. This means the Tour Championship is up for grabs from anyone between Scheffler at number 1 and Akshay Bhatia who just snuck in at number 30 last week. It should be one of the more interesting Tour Championship weeks this year, let’s discuss the teams picks.
Whilst Scottie Scheffler sits a whopping 3,769 points above Rory McIlroy on the FedEx Cup standings, it’s back to square one for the top 30 players. There is no longer an advantage for the points leaders with the starting strokes taken away. This means the Tour Championship is up for grabs from anyone between Scheffler at number 1 and Akshay Bhatia who just snuck in at number 30 last week. It should be one of the more interesting Tour Championship weeks this year, let’s discuss the teams picks.
Whilst Scottie Scheffler sits a whopping 3,769 points above Rory McIlroy on the FedEx Cup standings, it’s back to square one for the top 30 players. There is no longer an advantage for the points leaders with the starting strokes taken away. This means the Tour Championship is up for grabs from anyone between Scheffler at number 1 and Akshay Bhatia who just snuck in at number 30 last week. It should be one of the more interesting Tour Championship weeks this year, let’s discuss the teams picks.
The next crop of golfers will arrive at The Olympic Club in San Francisco this week for the US Amateur, and the field is stacked as always. Here are a few players to keep an eye on at The Olympic Club:
The next crop of golfers will arrive at The Olympic Club in San Francisco this week for the US Amateur, and the field is stacked as always. Here are a few players to keep an eye on at The Olympic Club:
The next crop of golfers will arrive at The Olympic Club in San Francisco this week for the US Amateur, and the field is stacked as always. Here are a few players to keep an eye on at The Olympic Club:
The final major of the season lands on the south coast of Wales at Royal Porthcawl Golf Club, where all eyes are on 21-year-old English superstar Lottie Woad. Woad has won twice in her last three starts, including the Scottish Open last week on her professional debut and a third-place finish at the Evian Championship as an amateur. This week, Woad faces Royal Porthcawl for the AIG Women's Open, competing in her first major as a professional and going in as one of the hot favourites alongside World No. 1 Nelly Korda
The final major of the season lands on the south coast of Wales at Royal Porthcawl Golf Club, where all eyes are on 21-year-old English superstar Lottie Woad. Woad has won twice in her last three starts, including the Scottish Open last week on her professional debut and a third-place finish at the Evian Championship as an amateur. This week, Woad faces Royal Porthcawl for the AIG Women's Open, competing in her first major as a professional and going in as one of the hot favourites alongside World No. 1 Nelly Korda
The final major of the season lands on the south coast of Wales at Royal Porthcawl Golf Club, where all eyes are on 21-year-old English superstar Lottie Woad. Woad has won twice in her last three starts, including the Scottish Open last week on her professional debut and a third-place finish at the Evian Championship as an amateur. This week, Woad faces Royal Porthcawl for the AIG Women's Open, competing in her first major as a professional and going in as one of the hot favourites alongside World No. 1 Nelly Korda