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Original / EyeOnMajors / March 30

Cinderella 🥿 is dead (at least this year)

Cinderella is dead (at least this year). While there have been some entertaining games to watch, this Whitlock link echoes what we are all watching/feeling: "The best final four money can buy". NCAA should respect that the drama and the feeling of connection to this tournament is Cinderella. We are all Cinderella. I don't want to see Duke and their sixteen 5-stars and a token undersized 3-star off the bench win. I want Coach Norman Dale and the damn Hoosiers, and the runt shooting free throws underhanded to find a way. This puts a little wind in my storm-tattered sails, and makes a kid dream big dreams...
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Curated / Cbssports / March 22

2025 Valspar Championship predictions, betting picks: Will Zalatoris among longshots to target at Copperhead

SportsLine's model simulated the 2025 Valspar Championship 10,000 times and revealed its PGA Tour longshots After what turned into a five-day Players Championship with Rory McIlroy defeating JJ Spaun in a playoff on Monday, the PGA Tour season continues with the 2025 Valspar Championship teeing off from the Copperhead Course at Innisbrook Resort in Palm Harbor, Florida, on Thursday, March 20. Spaun would have been a significant longshot victor at golf's "fifth major" at 110-1 odds before the tournament, compared to McIlroy who had one of the shortest odds of the weekend. Is there another sizeable longshot who can make a run and possibly capture the 2025 Valspar Championship?
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Original / EyeOnMajors / March 18

EyeOnMajors Sunday Back Nine - TPC Edition

Some observations and insights around this last week's tournament and heading into the next Major, the Masters at Augusta National... I think Scheffler will win at Augusta this year. He seems more motivated than ever. The frustration at TPC was out of character. He's very intense behind the chuckling personality Still time for Rory to win at Augusta. Curious and interested to see if he can ignore *all* the demons at Augusta (a tall order), but he should be in contention... Seems to be working harder than ever. Especially amid all the chaos with the cell phone heckler early in week. Akshay's ball striking is impressive ... But as good as he hits it, that putting is atrocious. He was missing uphill 5-footers with no break. He might be a worse putter than Ben An. Incredible to play that well and putt that poorly. Steering clear for my fantasy teams at Augusta, where made cuts are paramount. Gannon 5000x better than Hicks
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Original / EyeOnMajors.com / March 08

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A Free Challenge to You and Friends at The Players Championship Pick your 6 favorite golfers for the Players Championship and watching them battle to make the cut, all while enjoying the camaraderie of friends. And the best part? If your 6 picks all make the cut at The Players Championship, you're rewarded with a free pool entry for the Masters, adding to your golf viewing experience without spending a dime. Dive into the world of EyeOnMajors today and join a part of the golf fan community that shares your passion for the sport! Here is some good data to check out past results to help inform your picks.
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Curated / Field Level Media / March 08

Paul Casey (63) takes first-round lead at LIV Hong Kong

Paul Casey recorded six birdies and an eagle to shoot a 7-under-par 63 and assume the opening-round lead at LIV Golf Hong Kong on Friday. The Englishman is looking to overcome the disappointment of 2024, when a bogey on No. 18 at Hong Kong Golf Club knocked him out of a three-person playoff eventually won by Mexico's Abraham Ancer. Chasing Casey is a pack of six players, all two shots back after rounds of 65. In that group are Spaniards Sergio Garcia and Luis Masaveu, Sebastian Munoz of Colombia, Martin Kaymer of Germany, Peter Uihlein and wild-card player Chieh-Po Lee, the LIV Golf Promotions winner from Taiwan.
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Curated / The42 / March 08

Shane Lowry leads by two shots at Bay Hill, Rory McIlroy in tie for fourth

SHANE LOWRY IS the leader at the halfway mark of the Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill, with Rory McIlroy in a tie for fifth. Lowry enjoys a two-shot lead over Wyndham Clark, who was the first round leader by two shots, after Offaly native carded a brilliant five-under 67 today to reach eight-under overall. Lowry was one of the morning starters and reached the clubhouse as the leader by two shots, a position he remained in after the rest of the day’s action.
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Curated / Field Level Media / March 07

Kevin Roy shoots 62, leads Puerto Rico Open by one

Kevin Roy fired a 10-under-par 62, the lowest round of his career, to capture the first-round lead at the Puerto Rico Open on Thursday at Grand Reserve Golf Club in Rio Grande. Roy holds just a one-stroke advantage over Chris Gotterup, who stood at 10 under himself before his only bogey of the day came at the par-4 18th. Davis Riley and Denmark's Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen were tied at 8-under 64, and Karl Vilips of Australia was alone in fifth at 7-under 65.
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Curated / Almost Average Golf / March 07

Massive golf equipment brand partners with Jon Rahm’s LIV team

Jon Rahm’s Legion XIII, the team he captains on LIV Golf, has a new partner: Callaway. This brand is one of the biggest and most renowned for golf attire and equipment. It’s right alongside Titleist and TaylorMade, and now it’s the official partner of the Spanish golf star and his team. Jon Rahm partners with Callaway Callaway is considered one of the leaders in innovation in golf, and now it’s the official partner for Legion XII. Jon Rahm’s LIV Golf team, the one he took up and formed when he first signed on in January 2024, was previously not sponsored in this way.
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Curated / Field Level Media / March 07

Wyndham Clark takes Arnold Palmer lead in tough scoring conditions

Wyndham Clark birdied three of his last six holes to take a two-shot lead after the first round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational on Thursday in Orlando, Fla. Clark's 5-under-par 67 at Bay Hill Club & Lodge was one of just 14 rounds under par out of the 72-man field. The four-way tie for second at 3 under features Keegan Bradley, Canadian Corey Conners, Irishman Shane Lowry and South Africa's Christiaan Bezuidenhout.
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Curated / Almost Average Golf / March 07

Arnold Palmer Invitational: PGA Tour stars struggle early at Bay Hill

If you take a look at the Arnold Palmer Invitational leaderboard right now, you’ll see a surprising few numbers. Comparing last week’s Cognizant Classic (even just the opening round) with this week’s opener at Bay Hill paints a very different picture of golf. Last week, someone almost tied the scoring record and ended up recording the 15th sub-60 score in PGA Tour history. The entire field was playing very well at PGA National. This week at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, no one’s come close to that level of play.
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Curated / Last Word On Sports / March 07

Shane Lowry Eyes Career-Best World Ranking at Arnold Palmer Invitational

Shane Lowry aim to achieve his best-ever world ranking when he competes at the prestigious Arnold Palmer Invitational this week. The Irishman moved to 17th in the official world golf ranking after a superb finish at the Cognizant Classic on Sunday. His career-best ranking to date is 16th, achieved after winning The Open in 2019. Lowry now sets his sights on surpassing this milestone as the Arnold Palmer Invitational kicks off on March 6 at the Bay Hill Club and Lodge in Orlando, Florida.
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Curated / Cbssports / March 05

2025 Arnold Palmer Invitational expert picks, predictions: Golf insider backing Patrick Cantlay at Bay Hill

Patrick McDonald just locked in his PGA Tour best bets for the 2025 Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill. McDonald loves the value of Patrick Cantlay at +3000 (risk $100 to win $3,000) this week. Bay Hill is one of the most challenging tests on the PGA Tour, creating serious problems for missed fairways and playing from the rough. Cantlay is one of the top golfers in the field in terms of ball striking on similar courses, using precision to his advantage in these conditions.
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Curated / Field Level Media / March 05

Golf Glance: Scottie Scheffler defends at Bay Hill; LPGA, LIV in Asia

Field Level Media's Golf Glance provides weekly news and storylines from each of the major North American golf tours. h of eight limited-field signature events, featuring an increased purse and 700 FedEx Cup points. It's also one of three player-hosted events, with sponsor invites given to Rafael Campos, Mackenzie Hughes, Min Woo Lee and Justin Rose. The field features 38 of the top 40 players in the Official World Golf Rankings and 47 of the top 50.
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Curated / Last Word on Sports / March 03

PGA Tour U Player Luke Clanton Earns Major Reward

During the 2025 Cognizant Classic there were of course plenty of moments among the professional players to note. One notable moment was when Billy Horshel had to shoo away an alligator with his golf club when it approached some spectators. However, in non-reptilian related news, a new up and comer has started down the path to becoming a professional golfer. During the Classic, Luke Clanton managed to earn his PGA Tour card at the age of 21, and is already capturing the hearts of fans.
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Curated / Larry Brown Sports / March 02

Rickie Fowler fires back at heckler

Rickie Fowler fired back at a heckler during his third round of the Cognizant Classic in The Palm Beaches on Saturday. Fowler was tied for sixth and putting for birdie on the 439-yard par-4 16th. He sent his putt just to the right of the hole. As he was approaching his ball to put down a marker, a fan must have said something, because Fowler replied.