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Golf Daily Digest – July 24, 2026

The latest golf headlines, tournament updates, player news, leaderboard stories and talking points from across the game.

Paige Spiranac Calls on Golf Community to Change Its Behavior

Former collegiate and professional golfer turned social media influencer Paige Spiranac has urged the long-standing golf community to change its behavior, drawing on her extensive background in the sport.

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Common Misconceptions About Golf Handicap Indexes Clarified

A guide clarifies common myths about the golf Handicap Index, explaining that it is calculated using the best eight of a player’s last 20 scores and represents potential rather than an average score.

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Max Homa Names Jimmy Stanger as Having the Prettiest Swing He Has Ever Seen

PGA Tour professional Max Homa graded his peers’ swings, placing Tiger Woods and Adam Scott in his top tier while surprisingly naming Jimmy Stanger as having the prettiest swing he has ever seen.

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Campaign Seeks 88 Golfers Named Mark for Prostate Cancer UK Charity Event

A charity campaign is seeking 88 golfers named Mark to play 18 holes at England’s oldest golf club, aiming to set a world record and raise £88,000 for Prostate Cancer UK.

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Paul McGinley Returns to Gleneagles to Compete and Reflect on 2014 Ryder Cup Win

Former Ryder Cup captain Paul McGinley has returned to Gleneagles, expressing positive feelings as he prepares to compete and look back on his historic 2014 victory at the venue.

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Bryson DeChambeau Nearly Hits Ian Poulter With Rogue Tee Shot at LIV Golf UK

During the opening round of LIV Golf UK at the JCB Golf and Country Club, Ryder Cup veteran Ian Poulter was nearly struck on the seventh fairway by a wayward drive from Bryson DeChambeau.

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Ben Kohles Shoots Career-Best 62 to Lead 3M Open First Round

Ben Kohles carded a career-best 9-under 62 to take the first-round lead at the 3M Open, while world number one Scottie Scheffler sits three strokes behind after opening with a 6-under 65.

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Charlie Woods Eliminated From Tournament Following Camera Flash Distraction

Charlie Woods, son of golf legend Tiger Woods, has been eliminated from tournament play after reportedly being distracted by a spectator’s camera flash during his round.

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Patton Kizzire Withdraws From 3M Open Due to Recurring Back Injury

Three-time PGA Tour winner Patton Kizzire withdrew from the 3M Open after shooting a first-round 77, marking his fourth injury-related withdrawal of the season due to ongoing back issues.

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Former TCU Star Stefano Mazzoli Earns PGA Tour Card With Stunning Victory

Stefano Mazzoli overcame a four-shot deficit to win in just his third career PGA Tour start, securing full tour membership and exempt status through the 2027 season.

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Lauren Coughlin and Jenny Shin Share First-Round Lead at Women’s Scottish Open

Lauren Coughlin and Jenny Shin shot matching rounds of 6-under-par 66 on Thursday to share a one-stroke lead after the opening round of the LPGA Tour’s Scottish Open.

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High Winds at Women’s Scottish Open Lead to High Scores for Big Names

Windswept conditions at Dundonald Links saw 29 players fail to break 80 in the first round of the Scottish Open, with stars Charley Hull shooting a 78 and Georgia Hall carding an 82.

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Charley Hull Endures Nightmare Septuple Bogey on Par-5 at Scottish Open

Charley Hull recorded a nine on the par-five fifth hole at Dundonald Links after her initial 15-foot birdie putt rolled off the green, followed by three consecutive chips that rolled back to her feet.

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Semifinalists Confirmed for 110th Michigan Women’s Amateur Championship

The final four players have been decided at the 110th Michigan Women’s Amateur Championship, with Grace Slocum, Lauren Timpf, Bridget Boczar, and Elise Fennell advancing to the semifinals.

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