Instagram Wrap: Seve Being Seve At The Masters, An Augusta Persimmon Plate And Bridgestone Makes A Tiger Ball
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Now that is a plate...
Tiger and Bridgestone team up for a ball with this Tiger stamp. It's for the children...
When you come to think of it that is the secret of most of the great holes all over the world. They all have some kind of a twist. C.B. MACDONALD
You Go Seve...
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Now that is a plate...
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Tiger and Bridgestone team up for a ball with this Tiger stamp. It's for the children...
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Jason Day took his shoe game to a different place with a laceless, velcro-less(?) look during round one of the WGC Dell Match Play.
This swell Masters video takes us inside the Champions Locker Room and outside the Champions dinner. Hit the link here if the play button is not appearing:
The Criquet team unveiled a limited edition homage to green sports coats.
Chris Otsen with a sweet black and white image of Michelle Wie, as compelling an athlete as ever. She tees off in the KIA Classic Thursday at Aviara.
A vintage Tiger Woods shot Saturday at Bay Hill. He trails Henrik Stenson by five heading into Sunday's 2018 Arnold Palmer Invitational finale, Dan Kilbridge reports. A fantastic leaderboard should make for a great last day.
The tractor belonging to Arnold Palmer's dad was brought down from Latrobe and parked at Bay Hill this week to commemorate the influence of his father.
Saturday was Bobby Jones' birthday. The USGA posted some images of the amateur golfing great.
The Masters has begun their social media efforts earlier than normal and feature this look at the club's co-founders.
16 days until #themasters, created by co-Founders Bobby Jones and Clifford Roberts. #cominginapril
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Ernie Els and Tiger Woods posed for this photo with kangaroos loaned to the Presidents Cup 2019 kickoff.
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The kangaroo caught in a more flattering view by Chris Condon.
Big news about next year’s #presidentscup in Melbourne!
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Kiradech Aphibarnrat, 31st in the world, got his hat signed by Tiger Woods. Photo by Sean Martin.
Even the 31st-ranked player in the world wants Tiger’s autograph.
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Masters tickets are not getting any less expensive.
The Tiger effect! 😳 📸 - @skratchtv #golfgods #tigerwoods #themasters #golf
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With this tee shot, Tiger Woods recorded the fastest recorded clubhead speed on the PGA Tour this 2018 season.
129.2 MPH club-head speed. Fastest recorded on TOUR this season. 👀
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Standing room only at the Valspar thanks to Tiger.
Trey Mullinax hit a recovery shot from the hospitality tent Saturday at the Valspar.
“That’s not real. Wow!” @treymullinax gets it close from inside a hospitality tent. 😂👏
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Morgan Pressel made her 14th hole-in-one Saturday.
The Europeans are very excited about their Ryder Cup first tee grandstand. This digital rendering suggests it will fantastic views of the cart paths where assistant captains and their drivers should have plenty of parking!
A first look at the first tee at this year’s #RyderCup in Paris 🇪🇺🏆 #TeamEurope
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As the PGA Tour Champions arrives in Southern California for the Toshiba Classic, UCLA golf welcomed some of their greats back with old photos, including Corey Pavin with a sweet Jones bag!
Ru Macdonald played the most northerly golf course on the Scottish mainland, Durness, and posted images worth checking out. What a place.
The gold medal-winning U.S. men’s curling team stopped in Anthony Taranto’s work station for some custom wedges.
Some golf curling action…
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Some amazing footwork!
Bridgestone and Tiger taking a shot at the Pro-V1.
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Matt Ginella with a sneak peak of Tiger’s under-construction design for Big Cedar Lodge.
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Johnny Hughes is just amazing...
Weather gone, back at it#golf #kidgolfer#getinthehole#uskidsgolf#fouryearold
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The Tiger Woods 12th hole follow-through finally got the homages it deserved.
Bubba's got a charity challenge going after win 3 at Riviera.
A retro image from the old L.A. Open days featuring Ben Hogan on Riviera's 5th tee (I believe).
Greg Norman could have a career in harness racing.
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An intentionally lively pro-am atmosphere had the Genesis Open beginning to feel like the old L.A. Open days, with some star power adding a needed jolt following the event’s comatose Northern Trust/Championship Management years.
So to set things up, an all-Instagram post with a few helpful links for you dinosaurs who like to read!
Tiger and Mark Wahlberg teed up in the pro-am. The Forecaddie notes Marky Mark’s antics that included, yes, AirPods the whole way. Golfweek's Eamon Lynch on Woods’s final preparations that included some socializing and another driver tweak. Tiger Tracker, who went for seconds today in the media lunch room, sums up everything he saw.
Tiger wowed the little guys who came out to watch, including Jaden Soong, a fellow Dodger fan and sweet swinger of the club.
Wesley Bryan teed it up with Sugar Ray Leonard.
Sifford Exemptee Cameron Champ took delivery of a Trackman, hopefully one with extra CPU for his swing speed. Check out slide two for some big numbers, if that’s your thing.
I never talked to more players who put the 10th hole down as goofy instead of architecturally interesting. The old photo/new photo comparison I posted on Instagram offers clues to some of the issues, but not all.
And with thoughts of 1992 always on minds when Tiger plays Riviera, how about this cool Sportscenter with Mike Tirico setting up the piece as he’s hosting the Winter Olympics for NBC this week?
Gary Player is still tinkering with this swing and some Rory McIlroy-inspired posture looks pretty strong.
Jack Nicklaus tests a putter and some sock style that works at certain clubs in Australia and Bermuda.
And then there's Greg Norman.
Ted Potter Jr. not only beat the world’s best player, a former No. 1 and a Hall of Famer. Even better, he did it during a round that bogged down badly at the end, providing more time to take in the views and terrible places his golf ball could go.
Jason Day took an interesting path to par at Pebble Beach’s 18th. His emotional post-round interview helped make up for an oddly dull final round given the many interesting contenders.
Nick Faldo’s ace at the 7th, Nantz National Golf Links, has gone viral. As it should!
Kevin Streelman and Larry Fitzgerald won the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am at -29. Fitzgerald certainly took advantage of his 13 handicap in the grand tradition of other former winners.
Bryson DeChambeau posted a stellar shot of Cypress Point's 15th.
Larry The Cable Guy and Colt Ford appropriately broke in the silly new flower bed on Pebble Beach's 8th.
The bunkers are Lake Karrinyup Country Club, host of this week’s European Tour event, look sensational. Renovation work by OCCM Design.
The 2018 Ryder Cup venue looks so peaceful with snow. Things won’t be so calm in September.
Jim Nantz broadcasts himself playing his backyard 7th hole at Pebble Beach.
Finally, remember that lakes are silty.
Luke Donald played the 16th at Cypress Point. Some of his peers heckled him in the comment section.
Ben Hogan tees off on Pebble Beach’s 18th during the Crosby. Guess he wasn’t bothered by people getting too close or standing in the landing area.
Floral prints apparently are the new...stripes? There's a sense they'll be big in the golf shirt world in 2018. Consider yourself more than adequately warned.
Mathias Schjoelberg shows off the strongest hands in golf again, and this time holes out.
We’re going to see plenty of daytime Pebble Beach this week given the stunning weather, so I’m glad the PGA Tour posted a DJ Piehowski nighttime image from 2016 showing the 7th green.
Driving range bags at Bear's Club note your major wins and if you don’t have a Grand Slam trophy? You still get our name, your ball preference and your place next to the big winners.
Carnoustie got a nice dusting of snow. Hopefully no dustings of fertilizers for this year’s hosting of The Open Championship.
On February 6, 1971, Alan Shepard hit a golf ball on the moon with a specially made club that is on display at the USGA Museum. Look at the thought that went into this contraption!
February 6th was also James Braid’s birthday…in 1870. Second from the right. Five-time winner of The Open.
There should be extra stiff fines for any European Tour player who takes out his rage on this week’s ISPS Handa tee markers.
The weather forecast is sublime for this week’s AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. Apologies to those hoping America’s elite got rained on all week.
For reasons unclear, there is a sizable gold-brick of a flower bed off the 8th tee at Pebble Beach. Maybe it’s a placeholder for the restoration of Chandler Egan’s imitation sand dunes? Natural, it does not look.
Lee Westwood photographed one of the world’s most venomous snakes, a King Brown, when it appeared on the Lake Karrinyup CC range where he’s getting ready for the European Tour’s ISPS Hander World Super 6 in Perth.
For those still suffering a Super Bowl hangover, The Onion addresses the difficult conversation many football fathers are having with their sons...about what it means to control the ball long enough to be deemed a runner.
Geoff Shackelford is a Senior Writer for Golfweek magazine, a weekly contributor to Golf Channel's Morning
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