The USA has won 27 of 43 events with 2 ties. The Great Britain and Ireland team won just 3 of 22 matches (and 1 tie) up to 1977 after which continental Europe joined in. From 1979 onwards the European team has won 11 of 21 matches with 1 tie.
Wedge grind is the manipulation or removal of material from the sole of the club, helping to improve contact with the turf. Different grinds allow for more creativity and consistency around the green, letting you play with ball spin, flight, power, and other factors.
According on a 2014 Bletcher Report article the best left handed golfers are: Phil Mickelson, Bubba Watson, Mike Weir, Bob Charles, Steve Flesch, Russ Cochran, Eric Axley ,Ted Potter Jr., Sam Adams and Nick O’Hern
There is a cut after 36 holes. The top 70 players (including ties) make the cut. Any player in 71st place or worse is cut from the tournament and does not compete in the final 36 holes.
Augusta National have decided to stay with their current criteria for invitations to the Masters Tournament. Their primary reasoning was that they chose "to honour the tradition of bringing together a preeminent field of golfers".
Johnny Miller won 2 major championships during his PGA tour career. Miller won the 1973 US Open at Oakmont CC and the 1976 Open Championship at Royal Birkdale Golf Club.
The Greg Norman Medal is Australian golf’s most prestigious award presented to Australia’s best male or female Tour Professional on the international stage each year.
The USGA GHIN App allows you to post your scores and create then maintain a handicap. It also helps with tracking of stats and providing course maps with GPS.
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