The golf ball rollback debate: Proponents cite rule sanctity, course sustainability, and skill preservation. Opponents argue for local rules, question mass testing, and highlight amateur distance issues. What do YOU think? #Golf#SportsTech
Nelly Korda thrives on the pressure of competition. The rush of being in the hunt on a tournament back 9 makes all the hard work and sacrifice worthwhile, pushing her to grind even harder. #Golf#Competition
Scottie Scheffler discusses the golf ball rollback, noting how power and high trajectory dominate the game, especially in majors. He believes the rollback, while intended to add difficulty, disproportionately affects players and raises concerns about golf course design.
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Jordan Spieth with high praise for Muirfield Village ahead of @MemorialGolf.
Nelly Korda discusses the constant refinement in her game, even for seasoned pros. What seems complex to beginners is often the same fundamental work pros do daily. She highlights Riviera's challenging greens and the strategic importance of knowing where to miss. #USWomensOpen
Bay Hill offers consistent wind and firm greens, demanding an aggressive approach. Muirfield Village, however, is more about strategic placement and taking opportunities, even with softer conditions and less severe wind.
Golf is a civil game built on tradition and respect. Even in intense competition, the handshake and camaraderie off the course are what truly matter. Friendships forged in the game endure. #Golf#Sportsmanship
After winning the PGA Championship, Aaron Rai focused on staying present and patient, learning from past experiences of getting ahead of himself. He emphasizes focusing on the golf course, not just the situation, to effectively 'drop the hammer' on the competition. #AaronRai
Rory McIlroy has a long-standing ambition to win the Memorial Tournament at Muirfield Village, a tournament hosted by Jack Nicklaus. He hopes this is the week he finally puts it all together and claims victory, especially to shake Jack's hand on the 18th green.
Maja Stark on defending her title: "It's more fun to play for it than to have it." The challenge of winning again outweighs the comfort of possession. She's ready for the next challenge! #USWomensOpen#Golf
Scottie Scheffler on Muirfield Village for the Memorial Tournament: 'This is a golf course I've had some success at.' Aiming for a 3rd consecutive win, he notes the course is firming up, promising a challenging week that will test ball-striking with little room for error.
15 U.S. Women's Opens later, Lydia Ko still feels the nerves, a far cry from her debut where she could barely line up a putt. While not her time then, she remains driven to excel at majors, hoping for more opportunities to win.
The Riviera Country Club, a classic since the 1920s, hosts the US Women's Open this week. Coverage kicks off Thursday on USA Network and Peacock, with prime time slots on NBC and extensive weekend viewing on Peacock and NBC. #WomensOpen#Golf
The golf ball rollback debate: proponents cite rule sanctity, course sustainability (less water, shorter courses), skill preservation. Against it, they suggest local rules, question the impact on amateurs, and propose adjusting drivers instead. What do YOU think?
Playing the U.S. Women's Open at Riviera feels magical and so honoring. Michelle Wie West believes more iconic venues like this elevate the women's game, enhancing the entire experience with incredible player services and a growing purse. #WomensGolf#Riviera