Art Stricklin
Golf & Travel Writer and Golf PR at Freelance
Award-winning golf & travel writer and golf PR expert based in Plano (Dallas) Texas. CEO, The Art of Golf Travel. Written and contributed to 10 books,
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6 days ago |
si.com | Art Stricklin
ERIN, Wis. — After firing her career low in a Women’s U.S. Open on Friday, a 5-under 67, Nelly Korda was asked if a win in the major would validate her career. “Ask me on Sunday night,” she responded. As of Sunday night we still don’t know as Korda was done in once again in the national open, this time by the steady play of Sweden’s newest major champion Maja Stark and a disastrous 30-second span on the back nine. Stark shot a final-round 72 with 281 total a three-shot win over Korda.
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1 week ago |
miamiherald.com | Art Stricklin
ERIN, Wisconsin - This week's U.S. Women's Open at Erin Hills GC showcases the best female golfers in the world in a place and a state that has become familiar with major championship golf. It's the fifth major championship held at this course since it opened in 2006 with both a men's and women's U.S. Open and a men's and women's U.S. Amateur.
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2 weeks ago |
bvmsports.com | Art Stricklin
News By: Art Stricklin May 20, 2025 Sergio Garcia at the PGA Championship last week. getty images DALLAS - A three-putt bogey on Sergio Garcia's last of 36 holes in the Final Stage U.S. Open Qualifier here on Monday will likely snap his streak of 25 consecutive U.S. Open appearances. Barring an unlikely USGA exemption for the former Masters champion, who now plays for LIV Golf, he will not be at Oakmont next month.
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2 weeks ago |
golf.com | Art Stricklin
DALLAS — A three-putt bogey on Sergio Garcia’s last of 36 holes in the Final Stage U.S. Open Qualifier here on Monday will likely snap his streak of 25 consecutive U.S. Open appearances. Barring an unlikely USGA exemption for the former Masters champion, who now plays for LIV Golf, he will not be at Oakmont next month. Garcia has recorded five top-10 finishes in the Open, including a T3 in 2005; last year at Pinehurst he tied for 12th.
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3 weeks ago |
wacotrib.com | Art Stricklin
Johnny Keefer has been riding a fast-paced golfing whirlwind, and he's not ready for it to stop. A year ago at this time, Keefer was leading the Baylor Bears to North Carolina for the NCAA Men's Golf Championships. From there, he experienced a sprightly transition to the Korn Ferry Tour that included a win in Arlington. But the wild ride reached its highest level last week with an invitation to the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow Country Club in Charlotte.
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Nothing but over par scores for @uswomensopen mega group World No. 1 Nelly Korda and fan favorite Lexi Thompson @ErinHillsGolf Thursday. Instead of lifting each other up with stellar play they have gone the other direction. Still huge crowds, but no super play. https://t.co/jOyyepkCAs
Youth must be served! 16-year-old amateur phenom Asterisk Talley tees off under threatening skies Thursday at @uswomensopen @ErinHillsGolf. She tied for low amateur last year in the open and is looking for teenaged improvement this year. https://t.co/LZTGhrJyd5
For those wondering such things, Lexi gets loudest first hole applause “let’s go Lexi!” Nelly & Charley tied for second. All 3 missed the fairway hole one, but were off taking much of the @uswomensopen crowd with us !
Ready for true @lpga@uswomensopen power pairing on a sunny Thursday @ErinHillsGolf. Left to right, England’s Charley Hull (not smoking ) fam favorite Lexi Thompson and World No 1 Nelly Korda. Black, red, white for your TV screen. Huge crowds line I first hole for round 1 https://t.co/pf2AFC3B1X