Justin Thomas shot the lowest round with respect to par in the history of the U.S. Open with a 9-under 63 in the third round.
Johnny Miller’s 63 at Oakmont was 8-under.
Here are highlights from Justin Thomas’s round:
And here is Justin’s post-round interview:
And here is his scorecard and stats for the 3rd round (from USOpen.com):
It’s U.S. Open week, and Golf Channel‘s Martin and Blair show how to find the fairway by hitting a fade off the tee.
Kevin Kisner shot a final round 66 to get to -10 and win the Colonial by a shot over Jordan Spieth, Jon Rahm and Sean O’Hair.
Here are some highlights from PGATour’s Youtube page.
The win moved Kisner up to 21 (from 105) in our Power Rankings. With his tie for 2nd, Jon Rahm moved up to 4th in our rankings.
Si Woo Kim displayed an incredible short game, making par save after par save to have a bogey free final round 69, to win the Players Championship by 3 shots over Louis Oosthuizen and Ian Poulter.
Here are the highlights from the PGA Tour’s Youtube page:
Here is how the (in)famous 17th was played:
Tee shots at the island green.
From everyone. pic.twitter.com/129TIb5pYC
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) May 14, 2017
Week in review at 17…
Balls in the water: 69
Eagles: 1
Birdies: 68
Bogeys: 51
Doubles: 38
Others: 12 pic.twitter.com/4cRyjkthK3— Skratch (@Skratch) May 14, 2017
The shot of the day goes to Rafa Cabrera-Bello who made a 2 on the par-five sixteenth:
🚨ALBATROSS!🚨
Just perfect. #QuickHits pic.twitter.com/bgyFEl6pzI
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) May 14, 2017
With the win, Kim moved up 1703 spots to the 94th spot in our Power Rankings.
Golf Channel Academy’s Kelley Brooke demonstrates the proper move and sequencing of the downswing.
She says she received this tip from Butch Harmon, but she could just as well be referencing Ben Hogan’s Five Lessons.
For the first time in 35 years the PGA Tour had an official event where players played in teams. Cameron Smith and Jonas Blixt won the Zurich Classic of New Orleans in a playoff over Kevin Kisner and Scott Brown.
Rounds 1 & 3 had the teams playing alternate shot, and for rounds 2 & 4 they played better ball.
Here are the Sunday and Monday highlights from the PGA Tour’s Youtube page:
I received an e-mail from the Masters today, letting me know that I can apply for practice round and tournament tickets for the 2018 Masters.
Good luck to all applicants.
Here is the e-mail I received.
Masters Tournament Information
2018 Masters Tickets
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Golf Channel Academy’s Rob Strano shows how to use a croquet mallet to improve your backswing.
Doing this is what it means when people say they are trying to keep their hands in front of them.