🚨🏌🏼♀️😵 #WATCH — Charley Hull DE-GREENS a 15 foot birdie putt and proceeds to make a quadruple bogey NINE on the par-5 5th hole at the Women’s Scottish Open 💀 @CharleyLegion
The Laser Cut Tee Markers have been an affordable and perfect way to spice up Tee Boxes this year. Available in both the 11 and 14 gauge, customizable to ANY paint color! ⛳️
Here is an amazing video from showing optimal strikes on all these clubs. With driver optimal is just a little higher than middle to get higher launch and lower spin. With irons it’s middle to a touch under. With wedges to hit lower launching higher spin it’s lower on the
This week, Nick Faldo shares one of his favorite setup drills for creating a fully loaded position and building a more powerful, repeatable golf swing.
One of the key positions he focuses on is getting the trail arm loaded and ready to deliver the club efficiently through impact. That's exactly why the Pro-Slot Trainer is such a powerful training aid. It helps golfers feel the perfect 90-degree trail arm position, create a fully loaded backswing, and develop the sequencing needed for consistent ball striking.
The Pro-Slot also encourages the club shaft to work into a strong position parallel to the ground before rotating through impact, helping golfers create more speed, better contact, and improved consistency.
Sardine fast is a modified PSMF protocol from Dr. Dominic D'Agostino, based on Fred Hatfield ("Dr. Squat").
Eat **1-2 cans of sardines per day** (in water, drained) for 5-7 days. Just sardines + water/electrolytes. Repeat every 1-2 months or as needed (e.g. for resets).
It triggers ketosis, lowers insulin/glucose, supports autophagy & inflammation reduction like extended water fasting, but supplies omega-3s, protein & nutrients to better preserve muscle & avoid cachexia. Hatfield credited periodic use with aiding his cancer remission (anecdotal). Dom recommends it situationally over pure water fasts.
Not medical advice—consult a doctor.
Sassy Scheffler 🔥
Reporter: "That was a 65 today. What did it feel like it could have or should have been?"
Scottie Scheffler: "That's a terrible question. Next question. Awful."