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  ‘How A Short Par-3 Near The End Of A Golf Course, Research Reveals Can Bring Hope To A Broken Round’ with thanks to Stephen Smith, The Fairway Physician Strokeplay golf is tough. It is incredibly easy for the wheels to come off early and then it is going to be a long day. The golfer has nothing left to play for but pride, but will their golf course design allow them to enjoy it? Will it give them hope? PSYenz, a specialist division of Sport Psychology Ltd has been researching the ...

Paul McGinley has slammed those critics all too quickly to pass judgement on Rory McIlroy following his bitter disappointment at the Masters, and a decision then to withdraw from the following week’s RBC Heritage. As we know, the four-time Major winning McIlroy only needs to win at Augusta National to join the most elite club in all of golf but after missing the Augusta cut it means waiting another 12 months for that hopeful maiden Masters triumph. McGinley, and long-time close friend and confidant ...

It wasn’t pretty but Talor Gooch held on to capture a maiden LIV Golf title with his victory on The Grange course in Adelaide. Gooch, 31, went into third and final round leading by a massive 10-shots but the pressure seemed to get to the American who found himself at three-over with still eight holes to play. However to his credit, the Oklahoma-born Gooch held signing for a closing round score of a one-over 73 for a 19-under three-shot victory total on the host The Grange course in the South Australian ...

“I can’t wait to spray Bubba in the face with champagne”. The comments from a smiling Talor Gooch should he and his Range Goat team-mates Bubba Watson and Harold Varner 111 win the team prize in the inaugural LIV Golf Adelaide in Australia. The trio lead the team format by three strokes at 33-under while individually, Gooch ensured daylight is in a distant second place after opening-up a massive 10-shot leader, after back-to-back 62s, for a whopping 20-under 36-hole tally in continuing ...

Talor Gooch continues to be in a class all on his own with the American moving 10 shots clear of his rivals with a round to play in the inaugural LIV Golf Adelaide. Gooch, 31, and with his Aussie-born caddy calling the shots, thrilled another jam-packed ‘Down Under’ crowd with some high-class golf, posting a second straight round of a 10-under-par 62 and move to a remarkable 20-under on the host The Grange course in Adelaide. He not only achieved what must a rare first in matching his own course ...

Disappointingly, the news just gets worse for Tiger Woods. No sooner were we reading a statement on Wednesday the 15-time major winner underwent subtalar fusion procedure to address issues caused by a previous fracture of his talus – a bone in the ankle joint. And now we are learning he could be side-lined from any competition for “at least” six months after having ankle surgery, according to an orthopaedic surgeon and former professional golfer. Woods is already set to miss next month’s ...

Graeme McDowell dove-tailed superbly with his team-mates and helped steer his Cleeks to the lead on the opening day of the historic LIV Golf Adelaide in Adelaide. McDowell grabbed six birdies in a five-under-par 67 and with playing partners Richard Bland and Bernd Wiesberger, each shooting six-under 66s, for a combined 16-under tally played in glorious autumn conditions on the host The Grange course in the South Australian capital. In the individual format American Talor Gooch stormed his way ...