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Sam Burns 🔥
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More history at Birkdale! 🤯 Sam Burns cards his own 62 to tie the lowest round in men's major championship history.

on top of the Order of Merit leaderboard after the Blair Atholl Ladies Pro-am brought to you by Investec.

Congrats Nadia! Well done⛳️☝️
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How it ended, final leaderboard of the Blair Atholl Ladies Pro-am brought to you by Investec.

Casandra Alexander moved inside the world’s top 30 with her top-10 finish in the Amundi Evian Championship last weekend, standing her in good stead in the run-up to the AIG Women’s Open in two weeks’ time.

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Jaco Prinsloo heads into the Sunshine Tour winter break as one of the top performers of the 2026/27 Sunshine Tour season. 📊

By Mark Sweeney.

Is putting really the reason Tour players play slowly?
The Korn Ferry Tour’s relative speed-of-play data tells an interesting story.
Across 147 players, those who were fast on the greens were generally fast everywhere else. Players who were slow putting were typically slower throughout the hole—not just on the greens.

In other words, this dataset provides no evidence that a specific putting routine causes otherwise fast players to slow down.

If putting routines were the primary cause of slow play, you’d expect otherwise fast players to become slow only once they reached the green.

That’s not what the data shows.

The evidence suggests pace of play is primarily a player habit, not a putting habit.

What do you think—is slow play really about what happens on the green, or does it start much earlier in the hole?

Posted by Mark Sweeney

Is putting really the reason Tour players play slowly?
The Korn Ferry Tour’s relative speed-of-play data tells an interesting story.
Across 147 players, those who were fast on the greens were generally fast everywhere else. Players who were slow putting were typically slower throughout the hole—not just on the greens.

In other words, this dataset provides no evidence that a specific putting routine causes otherwise fast players to slow down.

If putting routines were the primary cause of slow play, you’d expect otherwise fast players to become slow only once they reached the green.

That’s not what the data shows.

The evidence suggests pace of play is primarily a player habit, not a putting habit.

What do you think—is slow play really about what happens on the green, or does it start much earlier in the hole?

Aiden Combrinck caught fire early with 4 birdies on the bounce & never looked back, closing with a brilliant 4-under 68 to edge Louw Schoeman by 2 shots for the U15 title.

Fortress U13 & U15 Invitational | Glendower Golf Club

A fantastic achievement Aiden Combrinck. Congratulations!
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Double delight for Aiden Combrinck 🏆🏆
The 2025 Joburg Junior U15 Open champion added another title to his growing collection, firing a final-round 4-under 68 to claim the Fortress U15 Invitational crown by 2 shots.

Fortress U13 & U15 Invitational | Glendower Golf Club