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_interesting-facts-about-tiger-woods.jpg "In this video, Dan Parker reveals some of the things you may not have already known about Tiger Woods. He is arguably the greatest golfer of all time and this video will help you get to know the man behind the legend that little bit more.")
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_augusta-national-golf-course-what39s-it-like-for-first-timers.jpg "Augusta National Golf Course: What's it Like for First Timers? from nile golf course lynnwood")
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_what-is-liv-golf-and-how-it-differs-from-the-pga-tour.jpg "In this video, Neil Tappin explains how the controversial LIV Golf Series works. He talks through the unique format used in each of the vents and how players compete individually and on teams.")
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_6-golf-tips-to-improve-your-game.jpg "Golf Monthly is one of the world's leading multi-platform golf media brands.<br/>We exist to help golfers get more out of the game they love. Our team of passionate golfers and experts produce authoritative in-depth reviews of the latest golf equipment to help you buy better, tips and advice to improve your game, ideas for golf courses to play and places to stay and coverage of the game at every level from grassroots up to Tour.")
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_paige-spiranac-slams-zach-johnson-for-appearing-to-tell-masters-fans-to-39f-off39-after-missing-a-bad-putt-at-augusta-na.jpg "Golf influencer Paige Spiranac has criticized Zach Johnson after the former USA Ryder Cup captain was caught angrily telling fans at The Masters on Friday.<br/><br/>Johnson, who led the American team at last year's Ryder Cup in Rome, was having a difficult second round at Augusta National.<br/><br/>He was scrambling to save a double bogey on the 12th hole when he missed a putt from around 10 feet.<br/><br/>After walking over to his ball and tapping it in from close range for a triple bogey, a ripple of applause emerged from the patrons gathered around the green.<br/><br/>Infuriated by the gesture, he angrily shouted off' and it was picked up clearly by microphones nearby. <br/><br/>It compounded a miserable day for Johnson, who finished three-over to take his total score to seven-over. It means he won't cut this weekend.<br/><br/>Spiranac was not impressed by Johnson's behavior and took to social media to hit out at him. <br/><br/>She wrote: 'The patrons at Augusta are unbelievably supportive and mild-mannered.<br/><br/>'You can’t find a more pleasant environment to play golf in. The fact ZJ said this proves he’s softer than baby poop. Such a bad look.'<br/><br/>Speaking after his round, Johnson apologized and insisted he was swearing at himself out of frustration.<br/><br/>He said: 'After my putt for double bogey? Or after my putt for triple - I guess it doesn't matter. I don't understand the situation at all. What are they saying that I did or said?<br/><br/>'That I swore at the patrons? That's laughable. That's completely laughable. I can't hear the patrons, number one. <br/><br/>'Number two, I just made a triple bogey on the 12th hole that is going to make me miss the cut, which at the time I knew was pretty sensitive in the sense that I needed to keep making pars.<br/><br/>'If I've said anything, which I'm not going to deny, especially if it's on camera, one, I apologize, and two, it was fully directed towards myself entirely because I can't hear anything behind me. Does that make sense?'<br/><br/>Johnson is a former Masters champion. He won the Green Jacket in 2007 after narrowly beating Tiger Woods and South African duo Retief Goosen and Rory Sabbatini.<br/><br/>The 48-year-old also won The Open in 2015 and has wracked up 26 wins as a professional golfer.<br/><br/>Despite his success, it is not the first time Johnson has clashed with golf fans this season.<br/><br/>At the typically rowdy Waste Management Open in Phoenix in February, he was seen to be fuming at a group for making too much noise. <br/><br/>While it's not clear why the American became so enraged, he was filmed saying: 'I'm just sick of this. Just shut up!' <br/><br/>Speaking after his round that day, Johnson said: 'You're hitting me at a very emotional point right now, so if I were to say if I'm gonna come back, I'd probably say no. But at the same time, I have no idea.'")
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_understanding-what-wrist-hinge-in-the-golf-swing-is.jpg "In this video, PGA Professional Katie Dawkins explains how to use wrist hinge more effectively in the golf swing.")
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_how-to-organize-your-golf-bag.jpg "Golf Monthly is one of the world's leading multi-platform golf media brands.<br/><br/>We exist to help golfers get more out of the game they love. Our team of passionate golfers and experts produce authoritative in-depth reviews of the latest golf equipment to help you buy better, tips and advice to improve your game, ideas for golf courses to play and places to stay and coverage of the game at every level from grassroots up to Tour.")
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_masters-2024-gary-woodland-hits-a-hole-in-one-just-six-months-after-having-a-brain-tumor-removed.jpg "Masters hopeful Gary Woodland sealed one of the most heartwarming comeback stories for many a year on Wednesday by sinking his first career hole-in-one.<br/><br/>Woodland, a former US Open champion, only returned to the PGA Tour at the start of the year after undergoing surgery to remove a brain tumor in September.<br/><br/>And just over six months on from the op, the 39-year-old hit the first hole-in-one of his professional career at the Augusta National Golf Club.<br/><br/>In the traditional Par 3 competition on the eve of the Masters, which sees players take part in a light-hearted event with members of their families serving as caddies, Woodland achieved the feat from around 140 yards out on the sixth hole.<br/><br/>He pulled off the hole-in-one after son Jaxson, 6, and twin daughters Maddox and Lennox, 4, joined him on the course in miniature Masters caddie outfits for the event before his eldest child went and retrieved the ball for him.<br/><br/>And incredibly, on the very next hole Woodland came agonizingly close to making it two career hole-in-ones in the space of minutes.<br/><br/>The former world No. 12 was almost wheeling away in celebration once again, only to have his tee-shot lip out at the very last moment.<br/><br/>Woodland first began showing symptoms of his lesion in the brain back in April 2023, after experiencing tremors and chills while having trouble sleeping.<br/><br/>'It came out of nowhere,' he said in January of the symptoms, which began a few weeks after last year's Masters. 'It was a horrible experience. All you wanted to do was go to sleep to not think about it and going to sleep was the worst part.<br/><br/>'That is where all the seizures were happening. It was a horrible four, five months.'<br/><br/>He added: 'As it got worse, loss of appetite, chills, no energy. It started getting pretty bad to where I was meeting... I have a performance coach, I'm working with her. <br/><br/>It started getting so bad I called my doctor who I've been with for 13 years and I was like, man, I need something to calm me down. Almost anxiety.<br/><br/>An MRI eventually revealed the tumor, but he continued to play golf up until his surgery five months later.<br/><br/>Doctors are believed to have drilled a hole in his skull the size of a baseball, before removing a tumor that proved to be benign. <br/><br/>Woodland returned at Hawaii's Sony Open in January, where he failed to cut. Now the man from Topeka, Kansas, is hoping to build on that at this week's Masters.<br/><br/>'Obviously, it's been a journey,' he said on Tuesday about his recovery. 'It's been a process for the last year. But there's nowhere I'd rather be right now.'")
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_royal-liverpool-golf-course-3-club-challenge.jpg "In this video, Neil Tappin and Dan Parker go head-to-head in a three club challenge over the final three holes at the Royal Liverpool golf course using just three clubs.")
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_scheffler-ready-to-leave-masters-39at-a-moment39s-notice39-if-wife-goes-into-labour.jpg "The pre-tournament favourite has more than golf on his mind")
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_things-golfers-forget-to-do-before-a-competition.jpg "In this video, we're joined by Golf Monthly Top 50 Coach Alex Elliott to talk you through some vital things to remember before playing a competition round of golf. From your practice routine to your nutrition, these tips should allow you to play your best golf next time you've got a card in your pocket.")
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_interesting-facts-about-tiger-woods.webp "In this video, Dan Parker reveals some of the things you may not have already known about Tiger Woods. He is arguably the greatest golfer of all time and this video will help you get to know the man behind the legend that little bit more.")
_augusta-national-golf-course-what39s-it-like-for-first-timers.webp "Augusta National Golf Course: What's it Like for First Timers? from nile golf course lynnwood")
_what-is-liv-golf-and-how-it-differs-from-the-pga-tour.webp "In this video, Neil Tappin explains how the controversial LIV Golf Series works. He talks through the unique format used in each of the vents and how players compete individually and on teams.")
_6-golf-tips-to-improve-your-game.webp "Golf Monthly is one of the world's leading multi-platform golf media brands.<br/>We exist to help golfers get more out of the game they love. Our team of passionate golfers and experts produce authoritative in-depth reviews of the latest golf equipment to help you buy better, tips and advice to improve your game, ideas for golf courses to play and places to stay and coverage of the game at every level from grassroots up to Tour.")
_paige-spiranac-slams-zach-johnson-for-appearing-to-tell-masters-fans-to-39f-off39-after-missing-a-bad-putt-at-augusta-na.webp "Golf influencer Paige Spiranac has criticized Zach Johnson after the former USA Ryder Cup captain was caught angrily telling fans at The Masters on Friday.<br/><br/>Johnson, who led the American team at last year's Ryder Cup in Rome, was having a difficult second round at Augusta National.<br/><br/>He was scrambling to save a double bogey on the 12th hole when he missed a putt from around 10 feet.<br/><br/>After walking over to his ball and tapping it in from close range for a triple bogey, a ripple of applause emerged from the patrons gathered around the green.<br/><br/>Infuriated by the gesture, he angrily shouted off' and it was picked up clearly by microphones nearby. <br/><br/>It compounded a miserable day for Johnson, who finished three-over to take his total score to seven-over. It means he won't cut this weekend.<br/><br/>Spiranac was not impressed by Johnson's behavior and took to social media to hit out at him. <br/><br/>She wrote: 'The patrons at Augusta are unbelievably supportive and mild-mannered.<br/><br/>'You can’t find a more pleasant environment to play golf in. The fact ZJ said this proves he’s softer than baby poop. Such a bad look.'<br/><br/>Speaking after his round, Johnson apologized and insisted he was swearing at himself out of frustration.<br/><br/>He said: 'After my putt for double bogey? Or after my putt for triple - I guess it doesn't matter. I don't understand the situation at all. What are they saying that I did or said?<br/><br/>'That I swore at the patrons? That's laughable. That's completely laughable. I can't hear the patrons, number one. <br/><br/>'Number two, I just made a triple bogey on the 12th hole that is going to make me miss the cut, which at the time I knew was pretty sensitive in the sense that I needed to keep making pars.<br/><br/>'If I've said anything, which I'm not going to deny, especially if it's on camera, one, I apologize, and two, it was fully directed towards myself entirely because I can't hear anything behind me. Does that make sense?'<br/><br/>Johnson is a former Masters champion. He won the Green Jacket in 2007 after narrowly beating Tiger Woods and South African duo Retief Goosen and Rory Sabbatini.<br/><br/>The 48-year-old also won The Open in 2015 and has wracked up 26 wins as a professional golfer.<br/><br/>Despite his success, it is not the first time Johnson has clashed with golf fans this season.<br/><br/>At the typically rowdy Waste Management Open in Phoenix in February, he was seen to be fuming at a group for making too much noise. <br/><br/>While it's not clear why the American became so enraged, he was filmed saying: 'I'm just sick of this. Just shut up!' <br/><br/>Speaking after his round that day, Johnson said: 'You're hitting me at a very emotional point right now, so if I were to say if I'm gonna come back, I'd probably say no. But at the same time, I have no idea.'")
_understanding-what-wrist-hinge-in-the-golf-swing-is.webp "In this video, PGA Professional Katie Dawkins explains how to use wrist hinge more effectively in the golf swing.")
_how-to-organize-your-golf-bag.webp "Golf Monthly is one of the world's leading multi-platform golf media brands.<br/><br/>We exist to help golfers get more out of the game they love. Our team of passionate golfers and experts produce authoritative in-depth reviews of the latest golf equipment to help you buy better, tips and advice to improve your game, ideas for golf courses to play and places to stay and coverage of the game at every level from grassroots up to Tour.")
_masters-2024-gary-woodland-hits-a-hole-in-one-just-six-months-after-having-a-brain-tumor-removed.webp "Masters hopeful Gary Woodland sealed one of the most heartwarming comeback stories for many a year on Wednesday by sinking his first career hole-in-one.<br/><br/>Woodland, a former US Open champion, only returned to the PGA Tour at the start of the year after undergoing surgery to remove a brain tumor in September.<br/><br/>And just over six months on from the op, the 39-year-old hit the first hole-in-one of his professional career at the Augusta National Golf Club.<br/><br/>In the traditional Par 3 competition on the eve of the Masters, which sees players take part in a light-hearted event with members of their families serving as caddies, Woodland achieved the feat from around 140 yards out on the sixth hole.<br/><br/>He pulled off the hole-in-one after son Jaxson, 6, and twin daughters Maddox and Lennox, 4, joined him on the course in miniature Masters caddie outfits for the event before his eldest child went and retrieved the ball for him.<br/><br/>And incredibly, on the very next hole Woodland came agonizingly close to making it two career hole-in-ones in the space of minutes.<br/><br/>The former world No. 12 was almost wheeling away in celebration once again, only to have his tee-shot lip out at the very last moment.<br/><br/>Woodland first began showing symptoms of his lesion in the brain back in April 2023, after experiencing tremors and chills while having trouble sleeping.<br/><br/>'It came out of nowhere,' he said in January of the symptoms, which began a few weeks after last year's Masters. 'It was a horrible experience. All you wanted to do was go to sleep to not think about it and going to sleep was the worst part.<br/><br/>'That is where all the seizures were happening. It was a horrible four, five months.'<br/><br/>He added: 'As it got worse, loss of appetite, chills, no energy. It started getting pretty bad to where I was meeting... I have a performance coach, I'm working with her. <br/><br/>It started getting so bad I called my doctor who I've been with for 13 years and I was like, man, I need something to calm me down. Almost anxiety.<br/><br/>An MRI eventually revealed the tumor, but he continued to play golf up until his surgery five months later.<br/><br/>Doctors are believed to have drilled a hole in his skull the size of a baseball, before removing a tumor that proved to be benign. <br/><br/>Woodland returned at Hawaii's Sony Open in January, where he failed to cut. Now the man from Topeka, Kansas, is hoping to build on that at this week's Masters.<br/><br/>'Obviously, it's been a journey,' he said on Tuesday about his recovery. 'It's been a process for the last year. But there's nowhere I'd rather be right now.'")
_royal-liverpool-golf-course-3-club-challenge.webp "In this video, Neil Tappin and Dan Parker go head-to-head in a three club challenge over the final three holes at the Royal Liverpool golf course using just three clubs.")
_scheffler-ready-to-leave-masters-39at-a-moment39s-notice39-if-wife-goes-into-labour.webp "The pre-tournament favourite has more than golf on his mind")
_things-golfers-forget-to-do-before-a-competition.webp "In this video, we're joined by Golf Monthly Top 50 Coach Alex Elliott to talk you through some vital things to remember before playing a competition round of golf. From your practice routine to your nutrition, these tips should allow you to play your best golf next time you've got a card in your pocket.")
_oj-simpson-says-he-plans-to-be-back-on-the-golf-course-in-last-video-before-death.webp "OJ Simpson tells fans he is ‘well’ in final social media post before deathOJ Simpson")
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