Chi Chi Rodriguez, a World Golf Hall of Famer, passed away at 88. Known for his showmanship and humor, he won eight PGA Tour events and 22 senior tour titles, earning induction into the Hall of Fame in 1992. Born in poverty in Puerto Rico, he became a prominent figure in golf, celebrated for his entertaining style and contributions to the sport, including founding the Chi Chi Rodriguez Youth Foundation for disadvantaged youth.

Morgane Metraux shot an Olympic record 8-under 28 on the front nine during the Paris Olympics but faced slow play scrutiny on the back nine, finishing with a 6-under 66. Despite the pressure, she downplayed the impact on her performance, highlighting the perfect playing conditions. Metraux, making her Olympic debut, previously had a best nine-hole score of 30 on the LPGA and is a two-time LET winner.

The Wyndham Championship has been postponed due to Tropical Storm Debby, with plans to resume on Friday and potentially extend into the following days. Heavy rain and strong winds are expected, prompting safety concerns. The tournament is crucial for players aiming to qualify for the FedExCup playoffs, with significant stakes for those in the top standings, including Jordan Spieth, who is facing offseason wrist surgery.

Scottie Scheffler will win $8 million without playing this week due to his dominant performance in the PGA Tour, securing the Comcast Top 10 pole position with 5,993 points, significantly ahead of competitors. His season includes six official wins, including two major championships, and he has already earned over $36 million this year, with potential for more in upcoming FedEx Cup playoff events.

Morgane Metraux of Switzerland leads the women's golf competition at the Paris Olympics with a 6-under 66, one shot ahead of China's Ruoning Yin. Metraux's strong performance included an impressive front nine, while defending champion Nelly Korda struggled with a quadruple bogey, leaving her six shots behind. Lydia Ko remains in contention, three shots off the lead. The competition is intense, with significant potential for changes in the standings over the next two rounds.

Miyuu Yamashita is in contention for a medal in the women's golf tournament at the Paris Olympics, currently sitting five shots off the lead and tied for sixth at 3-under after two rounds. Despite a series of bogeys, she finished strong, while fellow competitor Yuka Saso is struggling in 47th place at 7-over. The tournament continues with two days remaining.

Amy Yang dropped to 14th place after the second day of the women's golf tournament at the Paris Olympics, scoring one-under 71 for a total of 1-under 143. She trails the leader, Morgane Metraux, by seven strokes. Other Korean competitors include Ko Jin-young and Kim Hyo-joo, both tied at 26th place. The tournament continues through Saturday.

At the 2024 Olympics, American golfers Nelly Korda, Lilia Vu, and Rose Zhang are in contention for medals, all finishing the second round under par but trailing the leaders. Korda, the defending gold medalist, faced challenges on the 16th hole but remains optimistic. Vu is adjusting to the competitive atmosphere, while Zhang is satisfied with her performance despite needing to improve her positioning for birdies. The three players are positioned similarly as they head into the final rounds, with Korda emphasizing the potential for a comeback.

Bianca Pagdanganan, an alum of Arizona Women's Golf, is in medal contention at the Paris Olympics, currently tied for sixth place after a three-under 69 in the second round. She improved from her first round performance, aiming to secure the Philippines' first Olympic medal in golf.

During Day 2 of the Paris Olympics women's golf, Morgane Metraux leads with a score of 8 under after a second-round 66. Lydia Ko aims for her third Olympic medal, currently in third place, while Ruoning Yin follows closely at 7 under. Notable performances include Mariajo Uribe in fourth and Pia Babnik rising to T-4. Nelly Korda faced challenges, finishing in a tie for 12th after a quadruple-bogey on the 16th. Several top players remain in contention despite mixed results.

The Wyndham Championship's delay due to Tropical Storm Debby means the top 70 players for the FedEx Cup Playoffs won't be finalized until the tournament concludes. The first round has been postponed to Friday, with rain expected to continue affecting the course. Key players like Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy are expected to participate, while the FedEx Cup Playoffs will begin on August 15, eventually narrowing the field from 70 to 30 for the Tour Championship.

Webb Simpson's wife, Dowd, will serve as his caddie at the Wyndham Championship, marking her first official role in a PGA Tour event. Despite her lack of experience with numbers and golf terminology, she is excited to support her husband, who has a strong history at this tournament. Simpson, currently struggling in the FedEx Cup Playoffs, hopes that having Dowd on the bag will provide a boost to his performance.

The Boeing Classic PGA Champions Tour will start on August 9, 2024, featuring a low-jet flyover at The Club at Snoqualmie Ridge. A Military Appreciation Day will take place on August 11, offering free admission for military personnel and their dependents. For more details, visit the Boeing Classic website.

Fred Couples returns to competitive golf at the Boeing Classic after struggling with back pain during the Masters. He considers the Boeing Classic his second favorite event, enjoying the local support and course. Despite not playing for four months, he has been practicing and is set to compete, though he humorously doubts his chances of contending. The tournament begins with an opening ceremony and features other notable players, including Bernhard Langer, who is also recovering from an injury.

Danny Walker leads the Pinnacle Bank Championship with a course-record tying, bogey-free 9-under 62, marking his first outright lead on the Korn Ferry Tour. John VanDerLaan and Austin Greaser follow closely with 6-under 65s, while notable performances include Brandon Crick at 4-under 67 and Scott Gutschewski playing alongside his sons. The tournament showcases a mix of seasoned players and newcomers, highlighting Walker's impressive round as a career milestone.

Danny Walker tied the course record and took an early lead at the Pinnacle Bank Championship, a Korn Ferry Tour event, highlighting his impressive performance on the course.

Scott Gutschewski and his sons, Trevor and Luke, engaged in playful banter on social media before competing together at the Korn Ferry Tour's Pinnacle Bank Championship. Scott, a PGA Tour member, entered the tournament as his sons received sponsor exemptions. After the first round, both Scott and Trevor shot 1-under 70, while Luke finished at 1-over 71. The family hopes to make the cut for the weekend rounds.

Akshay Bhatia aims for a spot on the U.S. Presidents Cup team as he competes in the Wyndham Championship. At 22, he has two PGA Tour victories and is currently ranked 11th in the Presidents Cup standings. Bhatia's focus is on improving his game, particularly his putting, and he seeks to build on his successful 2024 season, which includes ten top-25 finishes and a strong desire to represent his country.

Nelly Korda's recent gesture at the Paris Olympics sparked speculation about her yoga practice, but she has not publicly endorsed yoga, unlike her sister Jessica Korda, who is an avid practitioner. While Nelly is known for her rigorous training, her Instagram lacks any yoga-related content, leaving her connection to yoga ambiguous. The Korda family has a strong fitness background, but it remains unclear whether yoga is part of Nelly's routine.

Nelly Korda is competing in the Paris Olympics with her longtime caddie Jason McDede, who previously helped her win gold in Tokyo. Their successful partnership has resulted in multiple victories, including Korda's rise to world number one. Despite a brief period in 2023 when McDede took paternity leave, Korda expressed her reliance on him, emphasizing their strong bond. The duo aims to replicate their Olympic success in Paris.

Mariajo Uribe, a veteran LPGA golfer, is retiring after the Olympics, where she is currently competing and tied for fifth place. Having contemplated retirement for some time, she aimed for a fulfilling sendoff in Paris after the Tokyo Games were delayed. Despite not winning an LPGA title, Uribe is beloved on tour and hopes to finish her career on a high note with a medal.

Kevin Kisner will return to the broadcast booth for the PGA Tour playoffs after a successful debut with NBC Sports in 2024. Despite struggling as a player this season, ranking 198th in the FedEx Cup standings, he will partner with Dan Hicks for the playoff events. Kisner will also serve as an assistant captain for Team USA at the Presidents Cup following the playoffs.

The 2024 World Long Drive World Championships in Atlanta features two divisions: men's with 96 competitors and women's with 22. Prize money has increased to $40,000 for the men's and $15,000 for the women's division, with additional bonuses for drives over 400 yards. Key competitors include Colton Casto and Mai Dechathipat, with the longest drives recorded at 463 yards and 387 yards, respectively. Finals will be broadcast on ESPN+ and Golf Channel.

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