1 Piece of news:

In this case more like 3 pieces of small news:

• John Rahm tried reaching out to Tiger several times after he decided to move to LIV, but the GOAT hasn’t' responded yet. Rahm claims “He is too busy to talk to me”. I believe Tiger didn’t love Rahm’s decision.

• Tiger Woods' son, Charlie, has his game interrupted as a woman tries to arrange a date for her granddaughter. Charlie is currently competing in a pre-qualifying round for the Cognizant Classic and shot 16-over 86. Kinda disappointing.

• Seems that our prediction for Anthony Kim (A.K) was right and he is indeed going to return to golf at the LIV Tour.

1 piece of advice:

Tips for an effective range session:

Quick Tips:

1. Opt for quality over quantity; a focused 30-minute session with 40 balls can be more effective than hours of fatigue-inducing practice.

2. Embrace technology - think launch monitors, video analysis, and other tools.

3. Always have a clear focus during practice; it's not just about hitting balls but about purposeful improvement.

4. Don't shy away from challenges; they're your ticket to on-course improvement.

What to Master at the Range:

• Nail your alignment using sticks; small tweaks make a big difference (always shoot aiming at something).

• Perfect your setup – feet, weight, and grip consistency matter more than you think.

• Work on precision by keeping shots within a target zone – it's all about lowering dispersion rates.

• Diversify your shots; hitting high, low, left, and right shots will save you on the course.

• Master distance control with the same club, making you a versatile player.

Structuring Your Session:

1. Warm-up (5-10 mins): Start slow with pitching wedge half swings to avoid strain.

2. Swing and Consistency Practice (15 mins): Integrate technology, focus on one goal, and use reference points.

3. Practice Games (15 mins): Try "Around the World" or hole simulations for on-course readiness.

4. Cool Down (5 mins): Finish positively with wedge shots; it's not just about hitting big drives.

Feel free to customize this plan, and may your next practice session be a game-changer!

1 Golf Course:

The Horse Course at The Prairie Club, Valentine, Neb.

So, imagine this golf course is like a playground for golfers who want to spice things up. It's called the Horse Course, and it's not your typical 18-hole routine. Instead of playing the holes in order, you get to decide where to shoot (Similar to the game of Horse in basketball). Drop the ball, pick a green, and play that "hole" until someone else gets in your way. The whole point is to keep things chill and creative. Forget about keeping score for the whole round – it's all about mini-matches for some friendly bets. Most golfers call it a blast, saying they didn't expect much from a short course but ended up having so much fun they played it multiple times. They end up creating their own holes, ranging from chip shots to decent drives. So, if you're ever at The Prairie Club, give the Horse Course a go. It's quick, it's fun, and you won't regret it.

1 piece of equipment:

Alignment sticks might seem like just another piece of golf gear, but they're the never-mentioned heroes of improvement on the course. During a practice session, these sticks are your trusty guides, helping you align your feet accurately to the target and fine-tune your stance. But it doesn't stop there – grab a stick together with the grip of your club, and suddenly, you've got a secret weapon for nailing that forward-hand position at impact (by avoiding getting hit with the stick in your ribs). It's like having your personal coach on standby, making sure your alignment is spot on and your swing is on the right track. So, next time you hit the range, don't underestimate the power of those simple alignment sticks – they're your ticket to a more precise and powerful golf game.