Dundonald Links Tries to Eat Everyone Alive, Two Golfers Barely Escape With Their Scorecards
Well, it appears Dundonald Links decided to play like a proper links course at the Women's Scottish Open, which is apparently a polite way of saying it tried its level best to send everyone home weeping.
Read the originalCharley Hull's Ball Becomes a Rogue Tourist on the Scottish Links
Charley Hull, bless her heart, knows links golf. She’s even said it's a game of patience, where you just gotta shrug and accept the weird bounces and "funky shots." Well, Dundonald Links apparently took that as a personal invitation to host a masterclass in "just deal with it."
Read the originalDundonald's Dizzying Day: Hull and Hall Take a Deep Dive into Golf's Funhouse Mirror
Ah, Dundonald Links. Where the wind whips harder than my questionable fashion choices on 'casual Friday.' This year's ISPS Handa Women's Scottish Open is proving to be less of a stroll in the park and more of a wrestling match with a particularly grumpy badger.
Read the originalScottie Scheffler Says the Course is His Only Real Nemesis
Look, the whispers have been growing louder, a symphony of snark between Rory the Shark and Bryson 'The Ballistic Bomber' DeChambeau. It’s the kind of drama that makes some folks’ eyes twinkle like a chandelier in a wind tunnel, but Scottie Scheffler, bless his wonderfully boring heart, is having none of it.
Read the originalScheffler's Putter Unearths its Mojo, Escapes The Open's Grasp at the 3M
Scottie Scheffler’s putter, which seemed to have entered into a clandestine affair with a black hole during The Open Championship, has apparently resurfaced for the 3M Open. Before this Minnesota detour, the world’s top player was wrestling with his short game like a man trying to solve a Rubik's Cube blindfolded – a lot of frantic movement, zero satisfying clicks.
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