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After Scotland reports a record number of positive coronavirus cases and updates its national guidelines, the tour opts to halt a pilot program that would have allowed up to 650 fans next week
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Morning Read has launched a new section called Hobbies, where we'll wander a bit outside traditional golf coverage and explore some of our readers' passions.
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The Cricket Library is one of the world's most popular cricket podcasts, and this week, Morning Read will begin distributing it on the Morning Read Podcast Network.
Matt Ellis|
In this series, we pay homage golf's major champions and their cars. The 1974 Cadillac Eldorado, which was a beast, was worthy of an Arnold Palmer endorsement.
Chris Ritter|
You don't need a complicated exercise routine or expensive equipment to improve your posture, increase mobility, and relieve golf-related pain. Change comes with commitment. And whether you’ve never exercised before or exercise regularly, we provide a sim
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Improve balance and posture while reducing the risk of golf-related injury with this golf exercise that you can do without equipment.
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Learn how to control your rotational forces with this simple golf exercise you can do from home.
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To appease its main sponsor, the PGA Tour prematurely delivers its year-long top prize, denying Bryson DeChambeau the honor
John Hawkins|
The PGA Tour and the USGA should focus on the U.S. Open winner's long rounds rather than his long drives, reader contends
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Big Cedar Resort's Payne’s Valley course hosts 4 major champions for a high-powered opening in the Ozarks
Daniel Wooters|
Bryson DeChambeau leaves quite an impression on co-hosts John Hawkins and Mike Purkey, who dissect the recent U.S. Open
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After 3 decades with the game's governing body, the CEO intends to team with Tom Fazio II and design golf courses
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Beefy Bryson DeChambeau pulled out the "bomb and gouge" game plan, as usual, and it gave him a U.S. Open title. While there was carnage on the greens, Bryson's length allowed him to fly over many of the hazards.
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Take pressure off of your back during and after your round with this simple golf exercise, using only a golf club.
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By understanding the root of the problem and doing some simple corrective exercises, you can stop shoulder pain related to golf and start playing better than ever.
Bill Fabrocini|
Sure, power plays a role in DeChambeau's U.S. Open victory, but the winning formula features science and unconventional thinking
Mike Purkey|
The winner at the PGA Tour event in the Dominican Republic will receive $720,000 from the $4 million purse
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In winning the U.S. Open, DeChambeau beats his rivals in body and mind while playing a game that is inaccessible to most others
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Bryson DeChambeau changes the calculus in professional golf, and his opponents know that they must respond
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After overpowering Winged Foot to win the recent U.S. Open, DeChambeau intends to try a 48-inch shaft and add 15 more pounds of muscle, all with the intent of winning the Masters
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