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Ortiz opens with 66 for 3-shot lead in Latin American Am
Alvaro Ortiz opens with 66 for 3-shot lead, hopeful that 3rd time the charm in Latin American Amateur
The 14 weirdest, wildest lies in golf history
Golf is a game of minutely controlled chaos. Atoms crashing into atoms. Weight swooping into inertia. A ballet of bounces, spins, kicks, and ricochets that goes wrong just as often as it goes right. The beauty of a such an unpredictable game—one of inches, not yards—however, is that when it goes right it's spectacular and when it goes wrong, well, it's equally spectacular. Beg to differ? Well, keep on begging, because as the weirdest, wildest lies in golf's weird, wild history prove, chaos is a beautiful thing indeed.
Shane Lowry – 2018 Abu Dhabi Championship
https://twitter.com/BrendanPorath/status/1085539074881081345
The Leave: The set of WALL-E 2
Before Shane Lowry could tie the course record at the 2018 Abu Dhabi Championship, he first had to conquer Trash Heap Corner. P.S. If no one's taking that couch, we might know a guy who's interested.
Phil Mickelson – 2014 Barclays Championship
The Leave: Just to the left of Big Jeff's Hotdog Haus
One day Phil M..
Henderson tied for lead in LPGA Tour opener
Henderson, Ji shared lead on LPGA Tour as new mom Stacy Lewis opens with a 66 to finish 1 shot back
It doesn’t sound Augusta National is going to stop players from putting with the flagsticks in at the Masters
Masters chairman Fred Ridley spoke on the matter during the Latin America Amateur Championship and suggested the tournament would follow the new Rules of Golf
Latin America Amateur Championship heading to Mayakoba in Mexico in 2020
Mexico was the lone significant golf country in Latin America that hadn't held the LAAC, but that will change in 2020
John Smoltz can make things levitate on the golf course (Kidding! This is his actual, legal putter)
John Smoltz didn't need to rely on guile to dominate opposing batters in his prime. With a fastball that topped out in the high-90s and a wicked slider, it's no wonder he was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2015. But his ensuing golf career has required Smoltz to be a little more creative when he competes.
Enter this putter he's using at this week's Diamond Resorts Tournament of Champions, which is both a celebrity golf event and the season opener on the LPGA Tour. Check out this video obtained by Golfweek's Beth Ann Nichols:
https://twitter.com/GolfweekNichols/status/1085924202606153728
Unfortunately, Smoltz didn't have quite enough magic to get that putt to drop, but he's no stranger to playing big-time golf. The 51-year-old qualified for and played in last year's U.S. Senior Open.
And in case you're wondering, yes, that putter is legal by the rules of golf. The standing club that helps players with their alignment on the greens..
Ersan Ilyasova might have to call it a career after getting viciously posterized by some guy you’ve never heard of
There comes a time in every professional athlete's career when they realize it's time to hang 'em up. As many legends have said, the game has a way of ushering you out the door no matter how much you want to keep hanging on. For Milwuakee Bucks power forward Ersan Ilyasova, that time may have come on Wednesday night, despite the fact he's only 31 years old and likely still has a few good years left in him.
But when you get dunked on the way he did in Memphis, by a guy you've probably never heard of, retiring may be your only option. Yes, this sounds hyperbolic, until you see the posterization in question:
https://twitter.com/usatodaynba/status/1085714128981889024
This is exactly what you should get when you try to pick up a cheap charging foul underneath the basket. All that does is ruin a great offense play because you couldn't man up and play a little defense. Great job by the referee, who is clearly on team #BanTheCharge, in turn allowing a great moment..
The Ho-sung Choi experience is getting even crazier to watch—Not that we’re complaining
I didn't think it was possible, but the Ho-sung Choi experience seems to be getting even crazier to watch. Playing in this week's Singapore Open that's co-sanctioned by the Asian and Japan Golf Tours, Choi's appearance on Golf Channel had Golf Twitter plucking clips of the 45-year-old Korean golfer turned viral sensation. And they didn't disappoint.
THE GRIND: An ugly caddie rumor, a clean PGA Tour rookie, & Ho-sung Choi's big break
Here's a Ho-sung sampling from his opening 69 that has him tied with Sergio Garcia among others for 22nd place. First, on a tee shot, which somehow, playing partner Matthew Fitzpatrick doesn't even look at:
https://twitter.com/GolfChannel/status/1085719392112074753
Probably smart. You don't want to be blinded by Ho-sung's star right now. Then on an approach shot:
https://twitter.com/GolfChannel/status/1085713606539382785
Then whatever the heck this pre-shot routine is, leading to another wild reaction to a f..
Lowry fights to hold Abu Dhabi halfway lead by 1 stroke
Irish golfer Shane Lowry followed his opening 10-under 62 with a fighting 70 at the Abu Dhabi Championship to limit his shrinking lead to one stroke