Rickie Fowler's Urban Hole In One - Full Story on the Shot

As part of Red Bull Capital Drive, PGA tour Rookie of the Year Rickie Fowler hit a hole in one from an elevated tee box, without a sight line, at a man-made hole constructed for him at Washington Harbor at the Georgetown Waterfront. Leading into the US Open, the man-made 106-yard hole tested Fowler's precise shot-making skills, surrounded by fans, buildings and a narrow fairway leading to a fountain hole with the Potomac River as a backdrop and winds swirling. Fowler's shots had to go over a fountain hazard - and into an island green placed in another fountain.

Hole in one of Rickie Fowler

Tiger Woods and Rickie Fowler at the Quicken Loans National 2015

Forget The Flag

Own every par 3

1. Forget the flag. I'm looking at the middle of the green. It's safer.

2. I get confidence from rehearsing the real swing I want to make.
3. I commit to my practice swing, and also my target. Then it's time to hit.

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Sean Foley: The Law Of The Draw

FOLEY, a Golf Digest Teaching Professional, is ranked among the 50 Best Teachers in America. He coaches tour players Justin Rose, Hunter Mahan and Tiger Woods.

Trick Shots Around Scotland | Bryan Bros Golf

Bryan Bros - Golf Trick Shots / Part 1 and Part 2

Golf + Trick Shots w/ Greg Olsen | Bryan Bros Golf

Special thanks to Rockin’ Refuel for bringing the Bryan Bros and Greg Olsen together on the golf course for a day of trick shots!!

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Road Hole Challenge at St. Andrews

In honor of the Open Championship we decided to travel to Scotland to play and film where golf as we know it began, St. Andrews! In this video we have some fun on the famous 17th hole. Enjoy!!

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Thanks Visit Scotland for making this dream come true!!

Bryan Bros Escape Hell Bunker of St Andrews

St Andrews: Bryan Bros Golf escaping the famous Hell Bunker in the most Bryan Bros way imaginable.

Hole-in-One with Mercedes-Benz Golf Ambassadors

Zach Johnson wins The Open Championship 2015

Though 22-year-old Texan Jordan Spieth fell short of winning his third major of the year, another American managed to bring home victory on Monday at the Open Championship. Zach Johnson shot an incredible -6 par during Monday’s final round to finish at -15 for the weekend. After Louis Oosthuizen and Marc Leishman tied his final score, Johnson would go on to win a four-hole playoff and claim victory at St. Andrews. This is the 39-year-old Johnson’s second major victory, with his first coming at the 2007 Masters. Also, his caddy showed off some impressive dance moves several times throughout Johnson’s historic round, with the best coming after a birdie putt on No. 18.

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S.Korea's Chella Choi wins the Marathon Classic

Chella Choi of South Korea defeated her countrywoman Ha Na Jang in a one-hole playoff to win the L.P.G.A. Marathon Classic in Sylvania, Ohio. Choi parred the par-5 18th hole at Highland Meadows Golf Club for the win, while Jang had a bogey.

LEADERBOARD

POS	START	PLAYER	TO PAR	THRU	TODAY	R1	R2	R3	R4	TOTAL
1	T3	Chella Choi	-14	18	-5	73	66	65	66	-14
2	1	Ha Na Jang	-14	18	-3	66	67	69	68	-14
T3	T3	Lydia Ko	-13	18	-4	71	66	67	67	-13
T3	T3	Shanshan Feng	-13	18	-4	69	67	68	67	-13
T5	T12	Hyo Joo Kim	-11	18	-4	71	68	67	67	-11
T5	T8	Brittany Lang	-11	18	-3	68	71	66	68	-11
T5	2	Q Baek	-11	18	-1	68	67	68	70	-11
T8	T26	Azahara Munoz	-10	18	-6	73	68	68	65	-10
T8	T8	Angela Stanford	-10	18	-2	68	68	69	69	-10
T8	T3	Inbee Park	-10	18	-1	70	67	67	70	-10
T11	T28	Cristie Kerr	-9	18	-6	69	72	69	65	-9
T11	T16	Haru Nomura	-9	18	-3	71	69	67	68	-9
T11	T3	Austin Ernst	-9	18	0	70	68	66	71	-9
T14	T28	Kim Kaufman	-8	18	-5	71	68	71	66	-8
T14	T23	So Yeon Ryu	-8	18	-3	72	69	67	68	-8
T14	T23	Stacy Lewis	-8	18	-3	71	68	69	68	-8
T14	T16	Sei Young Kim	-8	18	-2	68	70	69	69	-8
T18	T28	Lexi Thompson	-7	18	-4	72	67	71	67	-7
T18	T16	Jenny Shin	-7	18	-1	68	73	66	70	-7
T18	T16	Jaye Marie Green	-7	18	-1	69	70	68	70	-7
T18	T16	Mi Hyang Lee	-7	18	-1	71	68	68	70	-7
T22	T52	Amy Anderson	-6	18	-6	68	74	71	65	-6
T22	T42	Sakura Yokomine	-6	18	-4	72	68	71	67	-6
T22	T28	Danielle Kang	-6	18	-3	72	71	67	68	-6
T22	T28	Minjee Lee	-6	18	-3	69	72	69	68	-6
T22	T28	Mo Martin	-6	18	-3	72	68	70	68	-6
T22	T16	Yani Tseng	-6	18	0	71	65	71	71	-6
T22	T12	Moriya Jutanugarn	-6	18	1	71	66	69	72	-6
T22	T12	Lee-Anne Pace	-6	18	1	67	70	69	72	-6
T22	T8	Alena Sharp	-6	18	2	68	70	67	73	-6
T22	T8	Dewi Claire Schreefel	-6	18	2	68	68	69	73	-6

Daniel Brooks Hole in 1 British Open 2015

John Daly shows you how to dispose of a cigarette butt on a range in style

J.D. shows us one way to get rid of your cigarette butt on the range (not that we endorse this sort of thing). Who needs a garbage can? Just throw your cigarette butt down in a divot, pure an iron, and the thing is gone. Genius.

ST ANDREWS OPEN VLOG | PRACTICE DAY

St. Andrews Open vlog. Piers and Andy head up to St Andrews for the practice days of The Open.

Rain Forces Abridged Second Round at St. Andrews

Inclement weather caused a three-hour rain delay at St. Andrews Friday, pushing some second-round action into Saturday. Danny Willett and Adam Scott thrived in the early going.

Old Course Greenkeepers - Hell Bunker Rebuild Time-Lapse

Dustin Johnson Golf Swing Analysis by Nick Faldo

Luke Donald's Solid Golf Shots 2015 Canadian Open PGA Tour

Play suspended at The Open due to rain

Lovely morning on The Old Course... if you're a duck! ☔️
Posted by The Open on Viernes, 17 de julio de 2015

Tom Watson makes emotional farewell walk up 18th hole in his final British Open

Tom Watson makes emotional farewell walk up 18th hole in his final British Open Tom Watson did not let the weather deter him from soaking up St. Andrews during an emotional walk to the 18th hole at his final Open Championship. Tom Watson's moment in the sun in his final British Open was shrouded in gloom as the weather-delayed second round at St. Andrews was suspended due to darkness before the five-time Open champion could finish up on Friday.

"This is a crying shame, it really is," ESPN's Mike Tirico said as R&A officials got ready to call it. "The romantic in us wanted Tom Watson in the sunlight to walk over the Swilcan Bridge and have the place full and the town packed. Instead it will only be a few." Amid confusion about whether Watson would get through his 18 holes before the horn blew signaling and end to play for the day, spectators re-lined the 18th fairway as the American who's as close to a Scottish native as someone from Kansas could be unleashed his last drive and made his way over the Swilcan Bridge.

Despite the gloaming, what was not dampened was Watson’s love affair with Scotland, which was on full display as the five-time British Open winner made his sentimental final tour of St. Andrews as an Open Championship contender.

"The crowds are very nice, very appreciative, and I'm appreciative back. I respect what they're doing for me," said Watson, playing this week on an invitation from the R&A, after an opening-round 4-over 76. "You know, you give respect to people who give you respect. That's what I've done. That's what I do."

He got a standing ovation from the 1st tee all the way through his final loop. A large crowd also came out on the patio at the Old Course hotel, which lines the most famous par-4 in golf, the Road Hole 17th.

Several R&A officials and some of his competitors came out of the clubhouse to surround the green for his final putt at the Championship he became synonymous with. Matt Kuchar, who finished hours ahead of Watson, was there to greet him along with players from both sides of the pond. Billy Horschel tweeted his viewpoint.

Scottish Open: Rickie Fowler ready for Open after Gullane win

Rickie Fowler's late surge edged out fellow American Matt Kuchar and Frenchman Raphael Jacquelin as he won the Scottish Open at Gullane. A delightful wedge to within 2ft of the 18th hole set him up for a third birdie in the last four holes to finish on 12 under par, one clear of Kuchar, who shot 68, and Jacquelin. Scotland's Marc Warren carded a 64 and had led in the clubhouse on 10 under. But he was later overtaken by the big-name American duo and Jacquelin. England's Eddie Pepperel and Joost Luiten of the Netherlands also finished two shots off the pace at the tournament used by many of the field as preparation for this week's Open at St Andrews.

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POS	PLAYER	OVERALL	THRU	RND	R1	R2	R3	R4	TOT
1	Fowler, Rickie	-12	F	-2	66	68	66	68	268
T2	Jacquelin, Raphael	-11	F	E	68	67	64	70	269
T2	Kuchar, Matt	-11	F	-2	66	68	67	68	269
T4	Luiten, Joost	-10	F	E	71	63	66	70	270
T4	Pepperell, Eddie	-10	F	-1	70	66	65	69	270
T4	Warren, Marc	-10	F	-6	70	67	69	64	270
T7	Brooks, Daniel	-9	F	+3	64	65	69	73	271
T7	Donald, Luke	-9	F	-4	69	67	69	66	271
T7	Fisher, Ross	-9	F	-2	70	65	68	68	271
T10	Dubuisson, Victor	-8	F	-2	70	66	68	68	272

In Gee Chun wins US Women’s Open

South Korea's In Gee Chun raised the championship trophy after winning the U.S. Women's Open by one stroke over Amy Yang, who held a three-stroke lead entering the final round.

		Leaderboard Round
Pos	Name	1	2	3	4	Today	Total	Strokes
1	In Gee Chun	68	70	68	66	-4	-8	272
2	Amy Yang	67	66	69	71	+1	-7	273
T3	Inbee Park	68	70	70	67	-3	-5	275
T3	Stacy Lewis	69	67	69	70	E	-5	275
T5	Brooke Henderson	70	73	68	66	-4	-3	277
T5	Pernilla Lindberg	70	70	70	67	-3	-3	277
T5	So Yeon Ryu	72	68	70	67	-3	-3	277
T5	Jane Park	66	72	71	68	-2	-3	277
T5	Morgan Pressel	68	70	71	68	-2	-3	277
T5	Shiho Oyama	70	66	71	70	E	-3	277
11	Michelle Wie	72	68	68	70	E	-2	278
T12	Lydia Ko	70	72	69	68	-2	-1	279
T12	Min Lee	71	68	70	70	E	-1	279
T14	Lizette Salas	71	69	72	68	-2	E	280
T14	Brittany Lang	70	70	72	68	-2	E	280
T14	Karrie Webb	66	72	73	69	-1	E	280
T14	Rumi Yoshiba	70	68	72	70	E	E	280
T14	Mi Hyang Lee	68	72	68	72	+2	E	280