During the third round of the DP World Tour's Omega European Masters, players faced challenging 35mph winds, leading to significant difficulties on the course. Notable incidents included Nicolai von Dellingshausen's double-bogey after his putt went into a lake, and Eddie Pepperell's quadruple-bogey after hitting the water twice. Despite these struggles, players like Cedric Gugler managed impressive drives. The conditions prompted criticism regarding course setup, particularly pin positions, as players called for adjustments to account for the harsh weather. Matt Wallace and other competitors expressed the extreme difficulty of the day.

Stifel Financial Corp. will become the title sponsor of the St. Louis PGA TOUR Champions event, now named the Stifel Charity Classic presented by Compliance Solutions, starting in 2025. The tournament, which has raised over $2.6 million for charity since 2020, will take place from September 1-7, 2025, at Norwood Hills Country Club. Compliance Solutions, Inc. joins as the presenting sponsor, with continued support from Ascension and other partners.

Stewart Cink and Y.E. Yang are tied for the lead at the Ascension Charity Classic with scores of 134 (-8) after Cink shot a 4-under 67 and Yang a 2-under 69. Cink seeks his second win in two weeks, while Yang aims for his first PGA TOUR Champions title. Notable performances include Bernhard Langer's bogey-free 67 and Kevin Sutherland's milestone 200th start. The final round promises excitement as several players vie for victory.

Kevin Sutherland, with his son as caddie, is in contention at the Ascension Charity Classic, finishing the second round at 6-under par, just two strokes behind leaders Stewart Cink and Y.E. Yang. Sutherland returned to a left hand-low putting grip to improve his performance and expressed joy in spending time with his son during the tournament. The event will continue for at least three more years with Stifel as the new title sponsor.

Justin Leonard, seeking his first PGA Tour Champions win, achieved his best round in months with a four-under 67 at the Ascension Charity Classic, aided by a swing tip from his coach during a phone lesson in his driveway. This improvement comes after a disappointing performance at the previous tournament, and a win would significantly boost his standing in the Charles Schwab Cup.

Matt Wallace maintained his lead at the Omega European Masters despite a challenging third round, scoring three-over-par 73 in tough conditions where only three players broke par. He remains four shots ahead of the nearest competitor, Alfredo Garcia Heredia, while acknowledging the difficulty of the day and expressing pride in his mental resilience.

Jordan Smith faced a costly two-shot penalty during the Omega European Masters, which significantly impacted his performance, turning a double-bogey into a quadruple-bogey. The penalty stemmed from a breach of the Rules of Golf regarding ball placement after dropping it in a penalty area. Despite challenging conditions affecting many players, Matt Wallace maintained a four-shot lead going into the final round.

During the third round of the 2024 European Masters, Jacob Olesen's golf ball became stuck in a tree, leading to confusion among fans on social media about the ruling, with humorous comments suggesting he should "play it as it lies." Olesen had a challenging round, struggling with multiple bogeys and currently tied for 73rd place, while Matt Wallace led the tournament at 13-under.

Cedric Gugler, a Swiss golfer, is optimistic about leveraging home crowd support to enhance his performance at the Omega European Masters, where he is currently tied for fifth, six shots behind the leader. Despite a recent setback at the Rosa Challenge Tour, Gugler has shown resilience in challenging windy conditions at Crans-sur-Sierre Golf Club, aiming for a significant career prize. He appreciates the local support and believes it boosts his performance.

The Solheim Cup, featuring top female golfers from Europe and the U.S., will take place from September 13-15, 2024, at the Robert Trent Jones Golf Club. Team Europe, the current holders, aims for a stronger start than last time after trailing 5-3 on the first day. Day one pairings will be announced on September 12, with matches including morning foursomes and afternoon fourballs. A total of 28 points are available, with 14.5 needed to win the Cup.

The 2024 European PING Junior Solheim Cup team, captained by Gwladys Nocera, features 12 players, including top-ranked amateurs and captain's picks. The tournament will take place at Army Navy Country Club in Virginia on September 9-10, 2024. Notable team members include Andrea Revuelta, Louise Uma Landgraf, and Perla Sol Sigurbrandsdottir, the first Icelandic player to compete in the event.

An inside look at the International Team as Mike Weir’s team is set heading into this year’s event.

The Mizuno JPX925 Hot Metal Pro irons are designed for better players, offering a compact profile and advanced technology that enhances distance and consistency. Testing revealed they outperformed previous models in terms of distance, launch angle, and spin rate while maintaining a pleasing sound and feel. Overall, they provide reliable performance with minimal offset and classic aesthetics, making them a strong option for golfers seeking improved playability.

Garmin has launched the Approach Z30, a laser range finder for golfers featuring 6x magnification, IPX7 waterproof rating, and a Range Relay function that transmits distance data to compatible devices. It measures distances up to 400 yards, vibrates when locked onto the pin, and integrates with Garmin's golf ecosystem for enhanced gameplay. Key features include a tournament mode, magnetic mount, and a long battery life.

Brad Dalke, a member of Good Good Golf, shares insights about living in the Good Good house, noting that the atmosphere has become calmer after some members moved out. He describes his living situation, including staying in a movie theater room, and reflects on the chaotic environment when the house was more crowded with seven people and four dogs.

Rory McIlroy expressed frustration over the lack of a strong golf product due to the absence of an agreement between the PIF and the PGA Tour, which limits competition between players from LIV Golf and the PGA. A televised match featuring McIlroy and Scheffler against DeChambeau and Koepka is set for December in Las Vegas, aiming to energize fans and promote goodwill among players from both tours.

"Heads-Tails" is a golf game designed for three players, where a coin flip determines whether the hole is played as a 2v1 or 1v1v1 match. Players score points based on their performance in each hole, with variations in stakes and scoring methods left to the group's discretion. The game offers a fun alternative for groups that often struggle to find a fourth player.

Steve Young discusses his journey in golf, revealing that he initially played right-handed despite being left-handed. He has sought advice from former Tour player Keith Clearwater and received tips from golf legends like Annika Sorenstam and Peter Jacobsen. Young expresses a desire to improve his game and considers playing with both lefty and righty clubs, while also sharing his aspiration to play at Augusta National.

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