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Robert MacIntyre has a comically Scottish way of describing those times when he gets down on himself on the golf course: “Mumping and moaning.” Though the 27-year-old has done his best to do less of it as the current PGA Tour season moved forward, golfers’ memories can be short when it comes to positive self-talk,...
Minjee Lee moves into equal top spot at US Women’s Open – Australian Golf Digest
[PHOTO: Sarah Stier/Getty Images] West Australian Minjee Lee took full advantage of what she described as an ideal Saturday set-up to match the low round of the championship and take a share of the 54-hole lead at the US Women’s Open. Lee will begin the final round at Lancaster Country Club in Pennsylvania in a...
With ghosts, nerves and plenty of drama, final round of U.S. Women’s Open is going to be more fun than you think – Australian Golf Digest
LANCASTER, Pa. — On Saturday night, Andrea Lee will hang out with her parents, Minjee Lee will read the Andre Agassi biography “Open,” and perhaps watch an episode or two of “The Rookie,” and Wichani Meechai will wear the Buddhist protection amulet her mother gave her and hope that all interactions with the ghost at...
Minjee Lee on cusp of history after moving into lead at Women’s US Open
In short: Minjee Lee went four-under-par at Lancaster Country Club to reel in halfway leader Wichanee Meechai. Lee shares the lead with Meechai and American Andrea Lee heading into the final round. What’s next? Lee has a chance to join the legendary Australian Karrie Webb with two US Open crowns. Minjee Lee is closing in on...
‘I said it was cheating’: How an 84-year-old felt like Rory McIlroy for one day – Australian Golf Digest
One Golf Digest+ member who reluctantly moved up a tee box during a recent round was 84-year-old Curt McClure (above, second from the right), who typically plays from 6,000 yards but appeased his buddies and joined them at 5,200 yards at his home course of Lubbock Country Club in Texas. The move sparked a special...
What would you shoot at the U.S. Open? New USGA tool settles a common debate – Australian Golf Digest
Every year during the USGA’s championship season, the relatable hypothetical echoes around America’s grillrooms: What would you shoot on that U.S. Open course? Same tees, same rough, same conditions—how do you stack up? We ask this for many reasons, in part to better appreciate the skill of the world’s best players, but also as a...
Ask a Super: Why’s the grass all brown on our course? – Australian Golf Digest
As golfers, we often let the colors we see on a course dictate whether we think it’s in good shape or not. Green, good. Brown, bad. It’s not that simple, though. Aside from a compelling argument that browner, firmer turf is ideal for playability, courses in certain climates may turn almost completely brown for several...
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[PHOTO: Patrick Smith] “If they put the pins here, I’m going to start crying.” Those were the words of 15-year-old Asterisk Talley, describing her initial thoughts about the setup at Lancaster Country Club during a practice round for the US Women’s Open. Her other main reaction? “These greens are stupid.” Talley was laughing – she...
Minjee Lee within striking distance of a second US Women’s Open title – Australian Golf Digest
[PHOTO: Sarah Stier/Getty Images] It was another difficult day full of high scores at the US Women’s Open, where West Australian Minjee Lee again displayed patience and top quality ball-striking to sit one-under and in a share of third place at the halfway mark. Out early when the wind that has added to the immense...
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This article first appeared in Low Net, a Golf Digest+ exclusive newsletter written for the average golfer, by an average golfer. Have a topic you want me to explore? Send me an email at [email protected]. Golfers tend to resent opponents who don’t give short putts, but I’ve determined there’s someone way worse. It’s the golfer...
This pro’s shoulder setup check can quickly solve a slice-causing problem – Australian Golf Digest
A lot of golfers tend to make a simple mistake when they set up to the golf ball. If you draw a line across both their shoulders, then across both their toes, the line on the shoulders would be pointing to the left of the one on their toes Like this. 4×6 That’s a problem,...