Atlanta Drive Golf Club achieved a thrilling 6-5 comeback victory over Los Angeles Golf Club during the first Presidents Day tripleheader in TGL history. After trailing 5-2, Atlanta rallied with clutch performances, particularly from Justin Thomas, who forced overtime with a remarkable chip shot. The match showcased a festive atmosphere, with Atlanta moving into second place in the SoFi Cup standings, while Los Angeles maintained its lead despite the loss. The event was marked by strategic plays, including the newly introduced Hammer rules, which allowed teams to swing the match in their favor at critical moments.

On February 17, 2025, Atlanta Drive Golf Club achieved a remarkable 6-5 victory against Los Angeles Golf Club during their match in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, largely due to Patrick Cantlay's crucial chip shot. Atlanta, now in second place in the SoFi Cup standings with four points, managed to equalize the match in the 15th hole before securing their win in overtime. Justin Thomas played a key role by tying the match, while Billy Horschel's birdie helped narrow the deficit. The victory emphasized the competitive nature of the tournament, where teams utilize strategic plays, such as the "Hammer" rule, to gain advantage.

Wyndham Clark led The Bay GC to a narrow 6-5 victory over Atlanta Drive GC in a TGL match held in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. The match saw Atlanta's Justin Thomas tying the score at 5-5 on the 12th hole, but Clark regained the lead for The Bay on the 13th after Atlanta's Patrick Cantlay found himself in a bunker. Despite Thomas's attempts to tie the match on the 15th hole, his eagle putt narrowly missed. Lucas Glover made his debut for Atlanta, impressively chipping in for an eagle, but it was The Bay's teamwork and experience that ultimately secured their win. The Bay, fresh off a victory in the Genesis Invitational, will next face Rory McIlroy's Boston Common Golf.

Wyndham Clark secured the decisive point at the 15th hole, leading The Bay Golf Club to a 5-4 victory over Boston Common Golf during a TGL tripleheader in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. Clark's successful 10-foot eagle putt maintained The Bay's undefeated record, while Keegan Bradley's efforts briefly leveled the match for Boston. Despite a challenging start, with Boston taking an early lead, The Bay regained control thanks to key putts from Clark and Ludvig Aberg. The match ended with Common Golf's record falling to 0-2-1.

Tommy Fleetwood achieved an extraordinary feat during a warm-up session for TGL's inaugural tripleheader match, making a hole-in-one on a par-4, an incredibly rare occurrence in golf. His remarkable shot involved a drive that struck a rock outcropping just short of the green, resulting in a lucky bounce that sent the ball into the hole. The celebration among his teammates highlighted the moment's significance, as it not only boosted team morale but also raised questions about whether such simulator shots should be recognized as official holes-in-one. Later in the match, Fleetwood nearly replicated the feat but ultimately contributed to his team's victory in the hole.

The 18th Honda LPGA Thailand marks the beginning of the LPGA Tour's three-week Asian swing, featuring a competitive field of 72 players vying for a total purse of $1.7 million. This event, held at the Old Course at Siam Country Club in Chonburi, follows the HSBC Women’s World Championship in Singapore and the Blue Bay LPGA in China. Patty Tavatanakit, the defending champion, is among six past winners competing this week, alongside top performers from the previous season who earned their spots based on their rankings. Notable participants include A Lim Kim and Yealimi Noh, as well as major champions like Jin Young Ko and Brooke Henderson. The limited field also includes sponsor invitations for several players, enhancing the competitive atmosphere as the tournament kicks off.

Eugenio Chacarra returns to the DP World Tour for the Kenya Open after his time with LIV Golf, expressing frustration over unfulfilled promises regarding ranking points and majors. He aims to earn a PGA Tour card while competing on the Asian Tour and has performed well recently. Chacarra is not suspended from the DP World Tour but requires invitations to participate.

Paul Chidale qualified for the Magical Kenya Open with a round of 71, becoming the first Malawian to play on the DP World Tour. He expressed excitement about participating again, finishing just behind Uganda's Willy Deus, who also qualified.

The Magical Kenya Open returns with defending champion Darius van Driel, celebrating its 56th edition at Muthaiga Golf Club. The tournament marks the start of three consecutive events in Africa, with a $2.5m prize fund and significant Race to Dubai points at stake. Notable players include Haotong Li and John Parry, while three golfers qualified through a recent event.

Muthaiga Golf Club in Nairobi offers an incredibly low green fee of $0.93 for juniors during the Magical Kenya Open, while adults pay around $77 for a weekend tee time. The club has hosted the Kenya Open multiple times and features a championship course redesigned for optimal play.

Ludvig Aberg achieved a significant victory at the Genesis Invitational by birdieing four of his last six holes, securing the title at Torrey Pines. Prior to the final round, he made a notable equipment change, opting to switch from his usual Titleist GT2 driver to an older Titleist TSR2, which he felt more comfortable with. Aberg, recognized for his impressive driving skills, maintained a strong performance throughout the tournament, ranking highly in driving distance and strokes gained off the tee. His strategic decision to change drivers and golf balls reflects his commitment to optimizing performance, showcasing the importance of equipment adjustments in professional golf.

Joaquin Niemann’s impressive golf bag setup showcases a meticulous approach to equipment optimization, highlighting his unique playing style as a low launch yet mid-spin player. His collaboration with LIV Tour rep Spencer Rothluebber resulted in a bag designed for maximum efficiency, featuring a carefully chosen mix of clubs that cater to his high ball speed and specific impact conditions. Notably, Niemann utilizes the Titleist Pro V1 X '25 ball and incorporates shorter lengths for his woods to enhance control and consistency. The attention to detail in his equipment, including the lofts and shaft profiles, exemplifies the importance of proper fitting to harmonize with playing style, underscoring valuable lessons for golfers at all levels.

Robotic mowers are being used in Palm Beach, Florida, to maintain golf courses and recreation areas, offering benefits like reduced noise, improved turf quality, and lower labor costs. The town plans to expand their use for better efficiency and customer satisfaction.

The LIV Golf Money List for 2025 highlights the impressive earnings of players after the first two events of the season, with Adrian Meronk currently leading the list thanks to a victory in Saudi Arabia, earning a total of $4,312,500. The season has brought changes, including new player signings and tournament locations, while maintaining the lucrative prize money structure, with each regular event offering a purse of $25 million. Notable performances include Joaquin Niemann and Jon Rahm, who are also among the top earners, reflecting the competitive nature of the league as players vie for significant financial rewards.

Charlie Woods, son of Tiger Woods, and Kai Trump, granddaughter of Donald Trump, are set to compete in the prestigious 2025 Junior Invitational at Sage Valley Golf Club in South Carolina, scheduled for March 19-22. The tournament will feature a highly competitive field, including the top-ranked junior golfers from around the world, with Woods being the 37th and final participant. The event typically highlights the best of junior golf, and this year includes notable players such as defending champion Asterisk Talley and other top-ranked participants.

LIV Golf Adelaide attracted over 100,000 fans and showcased a strong performance by Joaquin Niemann, who secured a three-shot victory. During the event, CEO Scott O'Neil made a controversial claim, stating that LIV is the place to see the best golfers in the world outside of the majors, which drew criticism from golf analysts like Brandel Chamblee. Chamblee pointed out that many top LIV players had poor performances in the previous year's majors, while players from the PGA Tour excelled. Despite the ongoing debate about the quality of players in LIV Golf, the league currently features two players in the world’s top 50.

Scottie Scheffler expressed his disappointment regarding his current performance in the sport, indicating that he feels quite bad about his situation as a golfer. His comments reflect a sense of frustration and concern about his standing in the competitive field.

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