Nelly Korda shoots her highest score as a professional, an 81, and misses the cut for the third consecutive time at the KPMG Women's PGA Championship. After a strong start to the season, winning six of her first eight starts, Korda has struggled in recent tournaments, failing to advance to the weekend. She expressed her disappointment and plans to reset and regroup.

Bryson DeChambeau is thrilled with the rowdy and energetic crowd at the LIV Golf Nashville event, comparing it to a basketball game. He believes that golf needs to adapt and move forward, and he appreciates the support and energy from the fans. DeChambeau performed well in the first round, finishing tied for fourth with a 4-under 67.

Branden Grace, a star in LIV Golf, has called for a change in the Olympic Games' qualification process for golf, suggesting that countries should have the freedom to develop their own criteria separate from the Official World Golf Ranking (OWGR). This comes after top players like Bryson DeChambeau and Cam Smith were excluded from the Games due to the current qualification method. Only six players from LIV Golf will be competing in Paris, leading to discussions about the accuracy and fairness of the current system.

At the KPMG Women's PGA Championship, Megan Khang and Alison Lee missed the cut, dashing their Olympic dreams, while Ally Ewing remains in contention. Ewing's strong performance has moved her into the top 10, just four shots behind the leader. The tournament is the last chance for players to qualify for the Olympic field.

During the first round of the Travelers Championship, golfers Emiliano Grillo and Andrew Putnam were surprised by a deer that ran across the 9th green at TPC River Highlands in Cromwell. The deer quickly turned around and headed back down the fairway. The outcome of the deer's whereabouts is unknown.

En-Joie Golf Course in Endicott will continue to host PGA Tour Champions Golf through at least 2029, as a five-year extension of the title sponsorship agreement was announced by Dick's Sporting Goods and the Tour. The Dick's Sporting Goods Open has been held annually in Endicott since 2007, with the exception of the 2020 cancellation due to COVID-19.

Tom Kim holds a two-shot lead at the Travelers Championship after shooting a 5-under 65 in the second round. He is followed by Scottie Scheffler and Collin Morikawa. Kim, who already has three PGA Tour wins, is aiming to showcase his improved confidence and performance. Scheffler, coming off a middle-of-the-road performance at the U.S. Open, finished strong with a 64. Morikawa, a two-time major champion, had a solid round with six birdies. Xander Schauffele is in fifth place, three shots behind Kim.

The second round of the 2024 Travelers Championship was suspended due to rain and lightning, with 14 golfers still on the course. Tom Kim shot a 65 to reach 13 under, while Collin Morikawa improved with a bogey-free 63 to reach 11 under. Scottie Scheffler made a strong comeback with consecutive birdies before the delay, finishing at 11 under. Justin Thomas holed a 35-foot eagle putt and Xander Schauffele remained in contention with a pair of 65s. The scoring average of 67.97 in the second round was the lowest in tournament history.

Akshay Bhatia, a 22-year-old golfer, is performing well at the Travelers Championship, with rounds of 64 and 65. He has already achieved two wins on the PGA Tour and is confident in his game. Bhatia is currently two shots behind the second-round leader and is aiming for a top-six finish, which would be a significant accomplishment for him.

Xander Schauffele shoots a second straight 5-under-par 65 at the Travelers Championship, putting him at 10-under 130 and three strokes behind tournament leader Tom Kim. Despite feeling worn down, Schauffele is in contention and looking forward to the weekend. He has been on a hot streak with four straight Top 10 finishes and his first major championship victory.

Collin Morikawa is performing well at the Travelers Championship, with a solid second-round 63 that puts him in contention. Despite the unpredictable nature of golf, Morikawa is feeling confident and focused, aiming to stay sharp and maintain his position. The Travelers Championship holds special meaning for Morikawa, who made his third pro start at the tournament in 2019. With his impressive track record and strong performance so far, Morikawa is determined to continue his success in the remaining rounds.

The Travelers Championship on the PGA Tour is seeing low scores and a birdie fest, with ideal conditions at TPC River Highlands. Many top-ranked golfers are taking advantage of the short track, and there were 297 birdies and 10 eagles made in the second round. Shane Lowry and Robert MacIntyre posted the lowest scores of the day with 8-under 62, while Collin Morikawa fired off a bogey-free 7-under 63. Tom Kim leads by two shots with a 5-under 65, and the course records set last year could be in jeopardy if scores continue to be low.

In the first round of the LIV Golf Nashville tournament, Abraham Ancer takes the lead with a bogey-free 7-under 64, while Bryson DeChambeau shoots a 4-under 67. Fireballs GC leads the team competition, followed by Crushers GC and Torque GC. Tyrrell Hatton is one shot back from Ancer, and John Catlin fills in for Charles Howell III and sits in solo third. DeChambeau acknowledges the crowd support and expresses gratitude for the LIV Golf experience.

Round 1 of LIV Golf Nashville saw Bryson DeChambeau fighting fatigue but utilizing crowd support to maintain focus and shoot a 4-under 67. Tyrrell Hatton made a putting adjustment and ranked third in fewest putts. Abraham Ancer, the first-round leader, aims to compete on any course. Jon Rahm returned after injury, and the par-3 15th proved to be the only under-par hole. Kevin Na had 100% driving accuracy, Jon Rahm had the longest drive, and Louis Oosthuizen led in greens in regulation.

Sarah Schmelzel takes a two-shot lead midway through the second round of the KPMG Women's PGA Championship with a 5-under 67. Lexi Thompson, Jin Young Ko, and Hinako Shibuno are two shots back, while Nelly Korda struggles in the afternoon round. Schmelzel's aggressive play and strong driving contribute to her success.

Nelly Korda, the world's number one women's golfer, missed the cut at the KPMG Women's PGA Championship after shooting a 9-over 81 in the second round. This is the third consecutive tournament where she failed to make the cut, following the U.S. Women's Open and the Meijer LPGA Classic. Korda expressed frustration with her recent performance, mentioning that she had a successful start to the year but is now struggling.

Despite a rocky finish, Lexi Thompson remains positive and in contention at the KPMG Women's PGA Championship. With an even-par round, she is currently at 4 under for the event and aiming to end her five-year winless drought on the LPGA Tour. Thompson acknowledges the importance of patience and taking advantage of birdie opportunities while accepting the occasional bogey. She is seeking her first tour title since June 2019 and her first major championship victory since 2014.

Sarah Schmelzel takes the clubhouse lead at the KPMG Women's PGA Championship after a 5-under 67 in Round 2. Lexi Thompson remains in contention despite some ups and downs, while Hinako Shibuno's game turnaround is credited to a last-minute change in her shafts. Former World No. 1 Jin Young Ko is also in the mix. Brooke Henderson, honored earlier in the week, sits seven shots back.

Madelene Sagstrom is determined to make the most of her opportunity at the KPMG Women's PGA Championship after finishing second in the Cognizant Founders Cup. Despite the disappointment, Sagstrom learned valuable lessons and is focused on capitalizing on them. She had a solid start at Sahalee Country Club and remains optimistic about her chances. A win would be a game-changer for her and could potentially help her qualify for the 2024 Paris Olympics. Sagstrom is working on staying present and embracing the challenges of the tournament.

Stephen Ames takes the first-round lead at the DICK'S Open with a bogey-free 8-under 64. Other notable performances include Steve Allan with a 7-under 65 and Chad Campbell with a 4-under 68. Bernhard Langer, Ernie Els, and Padraig Harrington, all members of the World Golf Hall of Fame, are also in the top-10 after 18 holes.

Mikko Korhonen holds the lead at the KLM Open, with James Morrison close behind. Morrison carded a second round of 68 to trail Korhonen by two shots. Korhonen had an eventful round with an eagle, two bogeys, a triple bogey, and six birdies. Morrison is pleased with his performance on a course that suits his accurate driving. The tournament is still open, and anything can happen.

Tom McKibbin is currently seven shots off the lead at the KLM Open in the Netherlands, making it challenging for him to secure an invitation to the Open Championship. Despite a strong finish in the first round, McKibbin had a slower start in the second round and sits in a tie for 31st place. With only four players ahead of him already exempt for the Open Championship, McKibbin will need to perform well over the weekend to have a chance at contention. 

John Pak takes the solo lead into the weekend at the Compliance Solutions Championship on the Korn Ferry Tour. He shot a second-round 6-under 66, setting the 36-hole low score at 14-under 130. Twelve players are within three strokes of the lead, including previous tour winners Steven Fisk and Jeremy Paul. Logan McAllister is the only player bogey-free after 36 holes. Third-round tee times will run from 6:40 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. local time.

Bryson DeChambeau's popularity rises in Nashville as fans compare the crowds to Tiger Woods' level. LIV Golf benefits from the enthusiastic turnout, with some fans declaring it the start of a new era and comparing it to Tiger's peak. The lined-up fairways and galleries have garnered attention beyond LIV Golf fans, with non-traditional viewers noting the significant turnout despite the hot weather. DeChambeau's vision for LIV Golf is coming to fruition as he enjoys the greatest time of his career.

Professional golfer Jon Rahm's use of profanity during the LIV Golf Nashville tournament has garnered negative reactions from the golf community. Rahm, known for his outbursts on the course, directed an expletive at himself after a disappointing shot. Despite being tied at T20 after the first day of play, fans expressed their disapproval of Rahm's behavior. Additionally, some fans criticized his decision to join the Saudi-backed league and commented on his recent underwhelming performances in major tournaments.

Xander Schauffele admits to being in denial about his exhaustion after performing well at the Travelers Championship. Despite being in contention and playing some of the best golf of his life, Schauffele acknowledges feeling worn down and plans to rest up for the weekend. He reflects on the thrill of being in contention and expresses gratitude for the opportunities. Schauffele currently trails Tom Kim by three shots at the halfway stage of the tournament.

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