🏌🏻 Greatest Final Round

Good morning. The stars are displaying their class across the PGA Tour and LIV Golf - take a look at the latest results and top storylines from the Pebble Beach Pro-Am and LIV Mayakoba.

And in our Weekend Reading, we showcase the greatest final rounds played at the Masters, and in Driving Range - the best drills to improve your balance, strike and rotation.

So, kick back, enjoy your weekend morning, and let's explore the latest from the golfing greens together in today’s edition of Golf Reporter!

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⛳ This day in history: On this date in 1985, JoAnne Carner won the LPGA Elizabeth Arden Golf Classic. Till date, she is the only woman to have won the U.S. Girls' Junior, U.S. Women's Amateur, and U.S. Women's Open titles, and was the first person ever to win three different USGA championship events.

TOP STORY
Pebble Beach And Mayakoba Set On Fire 🔥

AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Day 2 Update

Ludvig Åberg, Scottie Scheffler and Thomas Detry lead AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am after 36 holes. Justin Thomas and Matthew Fitzpatrick are also in contention but Rory McIlroy is 12 shots behind.

Åberg's seven-under 65 and Scheffler's eight-under 64 took them alongside Detry at 11 under in California. Patrick Cantlay is at 10 under and occupies fourth place.

Click here to watch the Day 2 highlights.

AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Leaderboard After Round 2

LIV Golf Mayakoba Day 1 Update

Joaquin Niemann became the second LIV Golf player in as many years to score a sub-60 round. He leads LIV's season-opener in Mayakoba by 5 shots over Patrick Reed.

Sergio Garcia shot 65 to occupy the third spot while John Rahm, with 66, lies fourth. Torque GC tops the team leaderboard while debutants Legion XIII, led by John Rahm, are seventh.

Click here to watch the Day 1 highlights.

LIV Mayakoba Leaderboard After Round 1

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WEEKEND READING
Greatest Final Rounds In Masters History

The Masters is still two months away but the hype is real. As we gear up for the first Major of the year, take a look at the 10 greatest final rounds in the history of this tournament.

4. Nick Faldo (1996): Faldo started the final round of the competition six strokes behind the leader at the start of Sunday’s play but still won. He hit 16 greens in a brilliant final-round 67 to win his third green coat, becoming the sixth man to win three or more Masters.

3. Jack Nicklaus (1986): Nicklaus shot 65 including a dazzling final-nine 30 that included an eagle-birdie-birdie stretch on holes 15, 16 and 17. This is one of the most replayed rounds in the history of Golf.

2. Gary Player (1978): This is the lowest final round by a champion (64) in the history of the Masters. Player played the second nine in an exceptional 30 on Sunday to overtake Rod Funseth, Hubert Green and Tom Watson to win his third Masters title at age 42.

1. Ben Hogan (1951): On a day when the field struggled to break 77, Hogan shot four birdies to score 68. He produced the greatest margin between final-round score and field average in tournament history.

Check out the complete list here.

DRIVING RANGE
Golf Drills To Improve Balance, Strike and Rotation

In this video, we bring to you simple drills that will help you keep your centre and improve your strike.