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- 1Trump Wants His Golf Club to Replace Camp David●Trump Wants His Golf Club to Be Camp David & Jimmy Kimmel's Message to Guillermo's Dancing Haters
Jimmy Kimmel's late-night monologue featured two topics: reports that Donald Trump wants his golf club in Bedminster to serve as an alternative to Camp David as the presidential retreat, and a defense of his sidekick Guillermo Rodriguez against critics of his dancing. The host mocked the idea of a private club taking on a presidential retreat role while showing support for his longtime correspondent.
- 2Security researchers disclose remote code execution flaws in Foresight Sports GC3 golf launch monitor●We found several vulnerabilities leading to remote code execution on the Foresight Sports GC3 golf launch monitor; check
Atredis Partners has disclosed multiple vulnerabilities in the Foresight Sports GC3 golf launch monitor that allow remote code execution, publishing technical details and advisories on GitHub. The disclosure is drawing attention from both the cybersecurity community and golf technology users, raising questions about the security of connected sports hardware.
- 3Mizzou Women's Golf Heads to Illini Invitational at Medinah●Women’s Golf Set for Illini Women's Invitational at Medinah Country Club
The Missouri women's golf team is set to compete at the Illini Women's Invitational hosted at Medinah Country Club, the storied Illinois venue. The tournament brings collegiate teams together for an early-season test on one of golf's most famous courses. Attention is on how the Tigers' lineup will fare against a strong field at the historic club.
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The True Food Kitchen restaurant in Bethesda, Maryland has closed, eliminating 41 jobs, as the chain's operator proceeds through a bankruptcy filing. The closure adds to a string of restaurant industry insolvencies, with workers losing positions at short notice. Separately topping search interest, golfer Jon Rahm is reported to be leaving LIV Golf over what he called unacceptable terms for a proposed LIV 2.0 league.
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A women's golf team has finished the opening day of the Evie Odom Invitational, a college tournament. Coverage of the first round was published by the team's athletics site, though the snippets contain no details on standings, scores, or which institution hosted the event. With little beyond the announcement itself available, reaction so far is limited to the tournament report.
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Japanese golfer Kotone Hori said she 'enjoyed golf again for the first time in a while' after a recent tournament, adding she has not given up on qualifying for the TOTO Japan Classics. Golf fans and domestic golf media are following her comments as she keeps her ambitions for the LPGA co-sanctioned major event alive despite the setback.
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At the Aramco Korea Championship on the LET, Japan's Yamashita moved into first place after the third round, while Kim Hyo-joo, aiming for a third consecutive title, sits tied for 13th after shooting 13th-place form, six strokes off the lead. Golf fans in Japan and Korea are closely following the final round and whether Kim can mount a comeback despite the six-shot gap.
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Teen golfer Blades Brown carded a 61, capped by back-to-back eagles, to surge up the PGA Tour leaderboard and move to the brink of earning his Tour card. Golf coverage is highlighting the round as one of the standout performances of the week, with fans following the leaderboard updates closely as the tournament unfolds.
- 9Coastal Carolina Women's Golf Seventh at Evie Odom Invitational▼Women's Golf in Seventh after First Two Rounds of Evie Odom Inviational
Coastal Carolina University's women's golf team sits in seventh place after the first two rounds of the Evie Odom Invitational. The university's athletics programme reported the standings as the tournament heads into its final round, with the team looking to climb the leaderboard on the closing day of the event.
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Japanese golfer Ryo Ishikawa opened the final tournament of the US developmental circuit's season eight strokes off the lead, sitting in a tie for eighth after a three-shot gap. He must win the event to earn promotion to the PGA Tour, while Yuta Sugiura started 36th. Ishikawa, once one of Japan's biggest golf stars, now faces a last-chance bid for his return to the top tour.
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University of Georgia Athletics has announced the death of Griff Moody, a former golfer for the Bulldogs' men's golf programme. No further details about his age, career or cause of death were included in the announcement, and reactions from the Georgia golf community are emerging.
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Cameron Smith and other Australian players connected to LIV Golf are reported to have made a legal request, adding a fresh twist to the ongoing saga between the breakaway tour and traditional golf authorities. The Canberra Times reports the Australians are seeking legal action, though details of the request and its targets remain limited.
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A 3-versus-3 golf competition is being billed as the best of its kind on YouTube. The claim is driving discussion among golf fans, though details about the players, the course and the outcome of the matches remain unclear from available information.
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Bryson DeChambeau is attempting to break 50 in a round alongside the world's number one small/minature golfer. The challenge video has drawn over 1.2 million likes, with golf fans discussing whether the unconventional pairing and format can produce a sub-50 score. It is the latest entry in DeChambeau's popular series of breakthrough golf challenges featuring unusual partners.
- 15Lawsonia Links Praised as Wisconsin's Best-Value Classic Golf Course●In golf-rich Wisconsin, Lawsonia Links offers supreme value and classic architecture https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/76
Lawsonia Links in Green Lake, Wisconsin is drawing attention as a top-tier public course that combines classic golden-era architecture with affordable green fees. Set in a state known for elite golf destinations like Whistling Straits and Erin Hills, the course is being highlighted as supreme value for traveling golfers seeking a authentic links-style round without the premium price tag.
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Golfer Yonezawa posted a five-under-par total to sit in 20th place, the best position among the Japanese players in the field. The result was reported by the Yomiuri Shimbun, with fans discussing his performance as the leading home hope at the PGA Tour event.
- 17Golf pro 'socialite' case: shocking identity revealed on JTBC●"I'll confess!" The shocking true identity of the golf-pro 'socialite' / JTBC Crime Chief
South Korean broadcaster JTBC's crime programme has aired a segment in which a golf pro known as a 'socialite' says 'I'll confess' as her true identity is exposed. The report, part of the channel's crime coverage, is drawing large audiences in South Korea and abroad, with viewers speculating about who the woman really is and what she will admit to.
- 18Good Good Continues 50 States Golf Challenge on Day 6●Golfing 50 States in 50 Days | Day 6 | *HOLE OUT*
The Good Good golf crew is playing golf in all 50 US states over 50 consecutive days, and Day 6 featured a hole-out highlight. The ambitious cross-country series has drawn a large audience, with viewers following each day's round and reacting to standout shots as the group works through its state-by-state schedule.
- 19Best golf betting sites for 2026 ranked●Best golf betting sites for 2026 https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/betting/golf-betting-sites-b1297883.html # Golf # Bett
The London Evening Standard has published a guide to the best golf betting sites for 2026, reviewing bookmakers and the offers available to golf punters ahead of the new season. The roundup compares odds, bonuses and markets for upcoming tournaments. Interest in golf betting coverage is steady as fans look ahead to next year's majors and events.
- 20LIV Golf stars set for DP World Tour exit deal▼EXCLUSIVE: LIV Golf stars set to agree exit plan with major DP World Tour deal
LIV Golf players are reportedly close to an agreement with the DP World Tour that would formalise an exit plan, resolving one of the lingering disputes from golf's split-era conflicts. Details of the deal have not yet been confirmed by either side, and it remains unclear what sanctions, fines or membership terms the arrangement would involve for the players concerned.
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Japanese golfer Miyuu Yamashita heads into the weekend as the outright leader of a European women's tour event being held in South Korea, holding a two-stroke lead over the field. Japanese sports media, including 47NEWS, are covering her strong position heading into the final rounds, drawing attention from golf fans back home.
- 22LIV Golf timeline revisits rivalry with PGA Tour▼LIV Golf League timeline: Key moments from breakaway circuit's history, rivalry with the PGA Tour and what happens next
Sky Sports has published a detailed timeline of the LIV Golf League, charting key moments in the Saudi-backed breakaway circuit's history since its launch, its bitter rivalry with the PGA Tour, and possible directions ahead. The piece recaps player defections, legal battles, merger talks and the ongoing reshaping of professional golf's top tour landscape.
- 23Reviewing every dish on the Topgolf menu●Ich habe JEDES GERICHT bei Topgolf genau unter die Lupe genommen . . .
A family-run channel has tried and rated every single dish on the Topgolf food menu, drawing nearly a million likes. The review walks through the full range of offerings at the golf entertainment venue, from appetizers to mains, and is drawing attention from viewers curious about whether the food lives up to the games.
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The Bob Does Sports crew has released a new episode in which the team attempts to identify famous faces, filmed at their Bob HQ Studios. The format follows their usual mix of golf-adjacent comedy and challenges, with the group trading jokes as they guess which celebrity is being described. Fans have been responding strongly, driving the episode high up trending charts.
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The YouTube group Good Good is golfing in all 50 US states in 50 days, with day 8 of the challenge now drawing a large audience. The series follows the creators as they travel across the country playing a round in a different state each day, and viewers are following the progress closely as the tour moves into its second week.
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A headline exhibition golf match between Fat Perez, of Bob Does Sports fame, and YouTube golfer Garrett Clark of Good Good is drawing big attention. The two online golf personalities are playing a full 18-hole head-to-head, a format popular with golf fans who follow creator-led matches. Viewers are reacting to the matchup between two of the best-known faces in online golf.
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A golf group is attempting to play golf in all 50 US states in 50 consecutive days, and day 7 of the challenge is drawing large audiences. The series documents a different course and state each day, with viewers following the progress and reacting to each new stop as the journey continues across the country.
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The Good Good golf group is midway through an ambitious challenge to play golf in all 50 US states over 50 consecutive days, with day 9 now underway. The series is drawing large audiences, with hundreds of thousands of viewers following each leg of the road trip as the crew travels the country filming rounds in a new state every day.
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A group of golf content creators is attempting to play golf in all 50 US states in 50 consecutive days, and has reached day 11 of the challenge. The series is drawing a large audience, with viewers following each daily installment of the cross-country golfing trip.
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Garrett Clark and Fat Perez, two of the best-known figures in online golf content, are facing off in a head-to-head match that has drawn massive attention. Fans of YouTube golf are debating how Clark's polished competitive game stacks up against Perez's unconventional but effective style, with the matchup seen as a marquee clash between two eras of internet golf stars.
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A group of American golf content creators is attempting to play golf in all 50 US states within 50 days, documenting the journey day by day. Day 10 of the challenge has drawn hundreds of thousands of likes as viewers follow the cross-country trip, with fans discussing the logistics of the feat and the courses visited along the way.
- 32Baycurrent Classic 2026: Round 3 tee times and how to watch▼Baycurrent Classic 2026: Round 3 tee times, groupings, how to watch
The third round of the Baycurrent Classic 2026 has its tee times and groupings set, with Golf Channel publishing the full schedule and broadcast information for spectators. Golf fans are checking when their favorite players go off and how to follow the action live on television and streaming.
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Ayaka Furue is among the golfers drawing attention on the opening day of a domestic women's golf tournament in Japan. Fellow player Serena Aoki, representing the Tigers camp, said she played with 'a very good image' as she chased the lead after the first round. Interest in the tournament is rising as the opening-day storylines circulate.
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The Bov Boys, a German entertainment group, have released a new instalment of their 'Kneipengolf' series, in which they play pub golf, a drinking game where teams tour bars and try to finish a drink in as few attempts as possible. The release is drawing large audiences, with engagement passing 900,000, as fans follow the group's bar-crawl challenges.
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Fore Bros Golf has released episode 9 of its Major Championships series, a golf content production. The episode follows previous installments in the series and is drawing strong engagement from golf fans. Viewers are reacting to the ongoing championship storyline as the series continues to build momentum among online golf audiences.
- 36Bowie State Men's Golf Opens 2026-27 Season at Invitational▼Bowie State Men’s Golf Prepares for First Invitational of 2026-27 Season
Bowie State University's men's golf team is preparing for its first invitational of the 2026-27 season. The Bulldogs' athletics department announced the upcoming tournament as the program's season opener, marking the start of a new competitive year for the Maryland historically Black university. Further details on the venue, dates and the full tournament field were not provided in the announcement.
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Southern Illinois University's Salukis golf team is continuing its fall schedule with a tournament at Purdue. The event marks the next stop in the team's autumn competition slate as the program works through its non-conference schedule. Coverage comes from the university's athletics department, which is following the team's progress at the Indiana event.
- 38Golf tip: separate arm swing from hip turn▼縦の腕と横の腰正解は分けること https://www. golftweet.com/646365/ # 1分ゴルフ # golf # GolfJapan # GolfVideos # ゴルフ # ゴルフスイング # ゴルフレッスン # 日
A Japanese golf lesson circulating online argues the correct technique is to keep the vertical movement of the arms separate from the horizontal rotation of the hips during the swing. The advice, shared under a 'one-minute golf' format, targets players looking to improve their swing mechanics and gain driving distance. It is part of a wider stream of short-form golf instruction content from Japan.
- 39Takei Soso golf bag caddie clip draws golfer attention in Japan●【あなたのミスのタイプは?】武井壮のゴルフバッグ担いでください/#武井壮#プロキャディー # golf # ゴルフ # shorts # 切り抜き # プロゴルファー #宮里優作 # 後藤楽々 https://www. golftweet.
A short Japanese golf clip shows entertainer Takei Soso having his golf bag carried by professional caddies, with pro golfer Miyazato Yusaku and Goto Rara involved, asking viewers what type of golf mistake they make. The item is circulating among Japanese golf fans as light entertainment content.
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The Good Good golf group is playing a round of golf in all 50 US states over 50 consecutive days, and has now reached Day 5 of the tour. The series is drawing large audiences as fans follow the crew's progress from state to state, with Day 5 attracting close to 800,000 likes within hours of release.