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Jenny Shin shines in Scotland 🏆 #WSO26

Jenny Shin goes wire-to-wire to claim victory @Womens_Scottish 🏆 She earns her second title on Tour in 10 years 😤

18: -I was feeling pretty nervous on the tee. Wind left to right with water right. Not exactly my favorite tee shot in the world. Tee shot was a total bailout left knowing I only needed birdie and I could make birdie laying up. I drew a nice lie, hit a standard 8i into the fairway. I had 125 pin, down off the left to a front right pin. I knew I wanted to land it with some spin a little left to use the slope. Again with the wind off the left, I decided to hit a hard 56. I had a downhill lie and with how amped up I was, felt like I could get 115 out of it when I hit it 110 normally. I usually overdraw my shots when swinging hard but the lie and the wind pushed it a lot and landed it right of the pin. Was pretty disappointed with that wedge shot. Distance was good though to 24ft. The putt was up a little ridge and I read it to not have a ton of break. I ended up playing about a ball outside the hole. Last thought was just don’t leave it short. Get it to the hole. I gave it a good rip and easily got it there. As it was 3ft out, it was tracking and I was hoping I didn’t hit it too hard for it to lip out… and it went in! Unreal day. Happy to be in the history books but now I gotta get ready to try and win the tournament. Let’s get after it. Will hear suggestions for what kind of giveaway to do for 59.

Back nine: -10, 7wd in the fairway and 9i from 134 into the wind. I took 15 yds off of my stock and it was exactly the swing I wanted to make. I ended up hitting a lot of shots 15, 20 yds off my stock number today because of into the wind. After this birdie, I checked the par just to see… -15 I knew I had to birdie in to shoot 59. My original goal was to get to -10 and hope to have a chance at eagle on 18. I drew a decent lie from the rough, smooth PW to about 12 ft and rolled another in. Putter was feeling 🔥 after this one. -16 after a really good tee shot, another one of those 20 yds off stock number with my 9i. It was a tricky putt with quite a bit of left to right but rolled that in perfect. Now I know I have a real chance at it. -17 It ended up being a nice number. Left to right wind, I like swinging full on it and it was a nice full 6i number. My draw held it up pretty nice, and I hit the putt a bit harder than I wanted but it caught the hole and needed only 1 more…

Front nine: - Hole 3 was a great way to start. That’s not the most comfortable tee shot with wind R to L and bunkers left. I worked on a low cut tee shot to hit after rd 1 because I struggled with that wind on Thursday. I hit it perfect off the tee, and hit a nice PW to 12 ft. Even for pros it’s rare that a putt you hit does the EXACT thing that you imagine it doing when reading the putt. It was a nice confidence boost to roll that putt in. -After the birdie on 7, I thought of my record of 7 in a row back in college and hoped to do something similar but a poor iron shot on 8 ended that. Still made a really nice par putt. -Hit that exact same low cut off the tee on 9, and able to knock in a nice 15ft for a birdie on one of the toughest holes here.

59 breakdown!! Something I never would have thought I’d do. What a day. Let’s get into it

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59!!!!!! Let’s goooooo One of 15… will do a breakdown later

This putt for 59 ... HISTORY for @Mike_Kim714! 📺 PGA TOUR LIVE on ESPN+

Nelly Korda on the Scottish Open: 'You definitely have to be a little bit more artistic around this golf course.' It's great prep for next week, offering firm ground and a return to the roots of golf. #NellyKorda #ScottishOpen #Golf

Scottie Scheffler sees golf differently. For him, the biggest rival isn't another player, but the golf course itself. He's not a fan of personal jabs, believing the game is about competing against yourself, not others. #Golf #ScottieScheffler #Rivalry

LIV Golf CEO Scott O’Neil held a captains meeting at JCB after the Asian Tour news broke. Captains were assured there is interest from potential investors, but the lack of details has done little to calm nerves. 7 players have told me directly they plan to leave the league after the season finishes, regardless of whether LIV Golf finds funding. Younger players are looking at the route Patrick Reed and Eugenio Chacarra have taken to earn PGA Tour membership via the DP World Tour, and see that as the best option for their careers. Other more senior players are looking at ensuring they’re eligible for the PGA Tour Champions route that Pat Perez is taking. The decision for the Asian Tour to join the global pathway system has also helped some lower profile players make up their minds. While they wouldn’t have status on the DP World Tour to follow the route of Patrick Reed, most of them do have status on the Asian Tour through their play on The International Series and can work their way up to the PGA Tour that way. One player told me under the condition of anonymity: “I have to look after myself and my career. Every year I play on LIV is another suspension. I can play the next few events and make as much money as I can and then play in Asia and get DP invites. I could be on the PGA Tour in 2 years if I play well.” The last 7 weeks were imperative for the future of the league and there appears to be no substantial progress on securing investment. Officials are talking positively, as they always do, but without an investor officially signing and releasing funds, it means nothing. Players, are rightfully, making alternative plans to secure the future of their careers.

Today, the @PGATOUR, @DPWorldTour and @AsianTourgolf announced a new multi-year partnership designed to strengthen and better align the global golf ecosystem. Through the PGA TOUR–DP World Tour Strategic Alliance, the organizations will work together to create new commercial and competitive opportunities, including enhanced pathways for leading Asian Tour players and greater collaboration across the international game. More information: pgatour.com/article/news/l…

EXCLUSIVE: the Asian Tour has partnered w/ PGA Tour + DP World Tour, leaving LIV Golf without the secondary circuit it held for 5 years. New agreement includes cards on DPWT/HotelPlanner and a return of co-sanctioned events between Europe and Asia. golfdigest.com/story/asian-to…

The story of @ryanfoxgolfer, the Champion Golfer of the Year. #TheOpen

Cam Young was frustrated after his round yesterday, not at his play but at missed opportunities. Today, he felt clear-minded, executed his plan exceptionally well, and shot a 64. He's proud of how he put it together, more than the round itself. #Golf #TheOpen

Walking down the 18th at The Open in his hometown of Southport was an emotional experience for Tommy Fleetwood. Despite the disappointment of not winning, the incredible fan support made it the most special week. He's incredibly grateful for the love.

Ryan Fox plays golf fast – less thinking, less trouble. He doesn't need long to pick a club and hit. Even Scottie Scheffler noticed how quickly he plays, joking it feels like a two-ball. Fox has learned to switch off between shots, a strategy that's worked throughout his career.

Ryan Fox thrives on aggressive, fast play, a style honed from childhood sports like cricket and tennis. It's a willingness to attack, a trait that's led him to multiple wins and his first Major Championship. #Golf #RyanFox

Ryan Fox never imagined this. Turning pro in his mid-twenties, his goal was simply to reach a major tour. Now, as the Champion Golfer of the Year, he calls it surreal. The dream of being a major champion was always there, but consistently competing happened in the last few years.