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How to turn your golf bag from a caddie killer to feather light
Question: I recently went to Pinehurst and was embarrassed when the caddie basically said my bag was too heavy. I don’t want to make that mistake again. What are the best ways to lighten the load while still making sure I have what I need?
NCAA golf: BYU posts another solid round at national championships, in good position to make 15-team cut
BYU's men's golf team shot another 1-over-par 289 Friday at the NCAA Championships and is tied for eighth in Carlsbad, California
2025 U.S. Open picks, odds, field: Surprising predictions from same golf model that's nailed 15 majors
SportsLine's model simulated the 2025 U.S. Open 10,000 times and revealed its PGA Tour golf picks for Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy, and more
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Golf instructor sues oil executive for $1 million after a ‘careless swing’ during a lesson left him permanently disfigured
Goudrazi claims the errant swing led to “diminished quality of life, loss of earnings, and substantial past and future medical expenses.” He is now seeking a jury trial and damages upwards of $1 million following the ordeal.
Arizona State golfers, Arizona high school stars tee it up at NCAA men’s golf tournament
ASU players and Arizona natives will compete this weekend in Carlsbad, California, for the NCAA Division I men’s golf championships.
Ally Bank is helping to make the U.S. Women’s Open and golf at large even more incredible
The U.S. Women’s Open will be fantastic in large part due to Ally Bank. Early in 2024 Ally Bank announced a partnership with the USGA with an express purpose of helping to elevate Women’s Golf at large.
A burnt-out educator decided to play every golf course in the state. That became his new career.
Sean Melia is attempting to play all 350 or so courses in Massachusetts, and a growing number of golfers are following along.
Trump Targets Bruce Springsteen Again, This Time With Fake Video of Him Hitting The Boss With a Golf Ball
The president previously slammed the musician for speaking out against him during his concerts. President Donald Trump is once again letting his distaste for Bruce Springsteen be known after the musician slammed him and his administration during two recent concerts.
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