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Bryson DeChambeau's Rough Week, Phil Mickelson's Old Gambling Gripe, And Xander Schauffele's Surprise Wedding 

Welcome to another version of The Grind, where we are in genuine need of a games analyst. Another HGGA Championship (my yearly golf trip), one more year of me getting driver howls, but then another disastrous second place finish. On one hand, I'm glad for how I GRINDED, including consecutive up-and-downs to get into a season finisher. On the other, I can't place the ball in play off the tee under tension and am a shame to the game. Truly, you need to see it to trust it, however trust me, it's past humiliating. I'll allow Woody Austin to summarize it for me: 사설토토

Alright, we should discuss something different. Whatever else. 

Cameron Davis: A dream top pick for some time, Davis is presently a PGA Tour victor in the wake of catching the Rocket Mortgage Classic. Obviously, during seven days I had nothing riding on him. 

Congratulations, however, to this skilled Aussie who really has an extreme choice exaggerating righty or lefty: 

Nelly Korda: While contending in my very own significant, I missed remarking on Korda's first profession LPGA major at the KPMG Women's PGA Championship. What a player. What's more, what a run she's on, with consecutive successes in which she was 44 under standard. 

She additionally moved to No. 1 on the planet positioning interestingly. NOT-SO-BOLD PREDICTION: It will not be the last time. 

Pine Valley's first female individuals: Speaking of World No. 1s on the ladies' side, Annika Sorenstam has added another hindrance breaking second to her unbelievable profession by getting one of the principal female individuals at the highest level green in the country. Sorenstam will be joined at the acclaimed New Jersey club by achieved novice golf players Sarah Ingram and Meghan Stasi. It's great that every one of the three are such acceptable golf players since that course is an outright monster. That's right, I played there once. NBD. 

Kiawah Island: obviously, there's extreme, and afterward there's Kiawah's Ocean Course in 20 mph winds intense. Playing into that breeze for about 2.5 hours in a row for those center nine holes? When you're engaging evil spirits in your mind? What a bloodbath. Yet, there's a lot of other incredible golf there too notwithstanding the site of the "Battle By The Shore." And on the off chance that I could make light of one course each day there, it would be Cassique. Simply fabulous. Also, fun. Regardless of whether you have the driver howls. 

Bryson's week: A year in the wake of winning the Rocket Mortgage Classic, things didn't go so easily in Detroit for Bryson DeChambeau. He missed the slice then, at that point deliberately missed conversing with the media after the two rounds in transit out. Bryson is positively by all account not the only enormous name to do this, however it's anything but an extraordinary look. 

It's additionally not extraordinary for #Content, albeit, even this transformed into a real issue since anything DeChambeau does—or doesn't do—these days is a real issue. At any rate, kindly stop by sometime later, Bryson. Gracious, definitely, Bryson's caddie, Tim Tucker, additionally unexpectedly avoided him just before the competition began. See, there's just such a lot of math you can do. The day I completed my necessary mathematical course at school was probably the greatest days of my life. All things considered, pretty wild to leave a decent paying gig nowadays. 

Bernhard's wrecked putter: In the most "Geniuses are-actually like-us" snapshot of the year, Bernhard Langer figured out how to snap his trusty putter while driving a golf truck under a display rope. Oopsies. It's just the club he's been utilizing for twenty years that has assisted him with overwhelming the PGA Tour Champions and keep on winning on the senior circuit very much into his 60s. Obviously, even with a reinforcement putter from Scott McCarron, Langer completed in the best 10 for the week. What a stud. 

End of the season games: The previous two PGA Tour occasions have created abrupt passing end of the season games going a consolidated 13 openings. So somebody can be tied for the lead position after 76 or more openings they actually lose a golf competition? That is simply ruthless. Shouldn't something be said about Joaquin Niemann this week? The person didn't make an intruder for the whole competition and afterward he makes one the main opening of abrupt passing. It's simply merciless! Also, indeed, I'm somewhat one-sided having lost the HGGA Championship in an unexpected passing season finisher. For what reason wouldn't we be able to have recently shared our desired green coat? Moan. 

The PGA Tour heads to the Quad Cities for the John Deere Classic, AKA Steve Stricker's fifth major. Also, that is not a distortion. The person is playing this week rather than in an ACTUAL major at the U.S. Senior Open. Pretty wild move, particularly since he's in fact the guarding U.S. Senior Open champ after the occasion was dropped last year because of COVID. 

Arbitrary competition truth: Jordan Spieth acquired his lady PGA Tour succeed at this occasion when he was as yet 19 by holing a dugout shot on the last opening of guideline prior to winning a season finisher. Alright, so that is not arbitrary, but rather it's anything but a quite wonderful competition reality. It's additionally seems like one of the lone years Stricker didn't win. 

Irregular PROP BETS OF THE WEEK 

— A 19-year-old will opening a fortification shot to drive a season finisher this year: 1 MILLION-to-1 chances 

— Steve Stricker will win the John Deere this week: 40-to-1 chances (Actual chances, esteem!) 

— Bryson DeChambeau will not experience difficulty discovering a caddie: LOCK 

Phil Mickelson thought he had out-driven Bryson DeChambeau. He hadn't. 

THIS WEEK IN PUBLIC DISPLAYS OF AFFECTION 

Congratulations to Xander Schauffele and his dazzling spouse, (Googles "Xander Schauffele wife") Maya Lowe! Evidently, these school darlings have been together since 2014. Talk about staying quiet about a relationship. I did not understand! 

At any rate, useful for you, Xander. Albeit, the post made a few inquiries. Is Maya or your canine your closest companion? Which dearest companion got you to change to arm-bolt putting? Did the canines get hitched as well? What's more, in particular, would it be advisable for me to in any case wagered on Xander at the following week's Open Championship? Talking about betting. . . 

THIS WEEK IN PHIL BEING PHIL 

Phil went through a lot of his week tearing an essayist at the Detroit News for a tale about an old bet and answering to individuals on Twitter. Clearly, the bet included a "horde associated bookie" in 1998 and a $500,000 winning bet that Mickelson (and companions) were rarely paid. 

Not entirely certain why Phil got so animated about this, however envision being rich to the point that you're more distraught about somebody recounting the story than about the missing half MILLION dollars?! 

THIS WEEK IN BROOKS VS. BRYSON 

As word got around that Bryson DeChambeau and caddie Tim Tucker had separated, Brooks Koepka did some genuine savaging: 

"I have a daily existence. I've been crushing on my life, dealing with myself and remaining fit. Golf is intense in Los Angeles. There's not a great deal of courses to play, and there's traffic constantly. At the point when I consider going through an hour sitting in rush hour gridlock and four and a half hours on the course, I think, 'How else could I do five and a half hours of my life?' I could peruse a book. I could peruse something intriguing on the Internet. I could ruminate. I could take a stroll on the sea shore. I could do pretty much anything that gives me joy other than golf. So that is the thing that I've been doing." — Aaron Rodgers. Intriguing take. 

Congratulations to Jin Young Ko for winning her eighth LPGA Tour title at the Volunteers Classic of America. Joined with her 11 LPGA Korea wins, that is 19 triumphs since 2014. Pretty productive. . . . Congratulations to Cameron Beckman for winning his first PGA Tour Champions title and bringing down Ernie Els in the process at the Dick's Sporting Goods Open. As per his profile, Beckman was a workmanship major in school. The more you know. . . . Shadow Creek's green expense will currently be $1,000(!) during busy time. Simply a supposition, yet that won't ever be important for the HGGA Championship's rota. . . . Lastly, well done to Mark Finegan for winning the 2021 HGGA Championship, finishing a long (nine-year) dry spell at Kiawah actually like Phil Mickelson did there in May at the somewhat more renowned PGA Championship. Here he is getting our green coat slipped on him by double cross reigning champion Eric Lebowitz: 

Blade's coarseness under tension can't be addressed in the wake of winning a particularly epic fight—however his impediment will be! That is the way things are for whomever wins our excursion every year.