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Stinging Verdict on LPGA Pro's Collapse - LITE
Sep 16, 2025 | Edition #69
👋 Hey Golf Fans,
Scottie Scheffler had it done last weekend. His first title in California, a reassurance for his Ryder Cup team about his form… But guess what? His World No. 1 female counterpart didn’t get the same break. We’ll explore more about that, plus Phil Mickelson’s attempt at a LIV pitch, and Paige Spiranac’s darkest moment.
Let's dive in...
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World No. 1’s Costly Mistake Sparks Calls for Harsher Action |
The LPGA often avoids highlighting its pros’ mistakes—except this time, someone caught on. |
As you read above, Monday Q highlighted a glaring issue in professional golf. That brings us to an interesting question…
Do You Think LPGA Pros Should Face the Same Media Heat as Their Male Counterparts? |
Sunday’s Results: 90.15% of you think Scottie Scheffler will be golf's next grand slammer.
On 16 September 1869, Tom Morris Jr. made the first recorded hole in one in the Open Championship, likely the first ever reported in golf history. The ace came at the 8th hole, called the ‘Station,’ which measured 166 yards, though the club he used is unknown. This marked Young Tom’s second Open win at just 18, having claimed his first the previous year. He went on to win again in 1870, securing the Championship Belt outright.
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