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GOLFYACK ROUNDUP | JULY 27–AUGUST 2

Six golf stories worth knowing:

• The PGA TOUR begins reshaping its future
• LIV’s Michigan finale remains in doubt
• Shiho Kuwaki wins a wild Women’s Open playoff
• The PGA TOUR tests golf without announcers
• Karen Stupples explains the LPGA’s resource gap
• Golf’s largest management companies continue to grow

The announcer-free broadcast is an interesting one.

Would you rather hear the shots, caddies and crowd—or do you prefer commentary throughout the coverage?

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I have played with only 5 clubs for fun and it taught me a lot about my game. I got pretty creative with my shot and club selections.

The week after The Open was not short on golf news.

The Asian Tour moved closer to the PGA TOUR and DP World Tour—at a particularly difficult time for LIV Golf.

A women’s golf brand reached Nordstrom.

Scotland backed its women’s golf strategy with participation programmes and £1.5 million per year for the Women’s Scottish Open.

Titleist released a mini driver that is becoming noticeably less mini.

But the story that stood out was Jenny Shin.

Her first LPGA win came in May 2016. Her second arrived 3,738 days later.

She did not disappear and suddenly return. She kept playing, working and trying to rediscover why she loved competing.

Five golf stories worth knowing in this week’s GolfYack RoundUp.

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GolfYack does not encourage this behaviour...😁

Thanks to one of our followers ( Welsch) who shared this profound thought with us.

“How long have you been golfing?”

It is often the first thing golfers ask better players—as if time alone explains ability.

But years played do not always equal improvement.

So, what really makes someone a better golfer?

If you can golf in 3.5 hrs, it means you can play another round before going home. Stop wasting time...let's go.