Joey Klender

1 week ago | golficity.com | Joey Klender

Rory McIlroy is now a Masters Champion and one of golf’s elite as he completed the Career Grand Slam. But his win at Augusta did not come easily: he overcame two double bogeys on the back nine of the first round, a tough start on Sunday, and an even more dramatic finish than what we have ever seen before. It was just how it should be. McIlroy proved all the doubters wrong with a number of statements over the past four days.

1 week ago | technewstube.com | Joey Klender

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1 week ago | teslarati.com | Joey Klender

Tesla released the Cybertruck Long Range Rear Wheel Drive (LR RWD) recently, and it quickly received mixed reactions from the electric vehicle community. While the truck was praised for its long range, many argued that it was far too expensive due to the long list of features that it is missing compared to the Cybertruck All Wheel Drive (AWD), the mid-range variant of the all-electric pickup truck.

2 weeks ago | golficity.com | Joey Klender

Masters rookie and amateur Josè Luis Ballester admitted something after his first round at Augusta that might have ruined any chance he has at returning. Ballester admitted during a post-round presser that he needed to urinate during his round, but no bathrooms were around. Playing partner Justin Thomas was dealing with a rules official on the green, so the delay continued.

2 weeks ago | golficity.com | Joey Klender

Nick Dunlap had what will likely be known as his worst round as a professional golfer on Thursday at The Masters, as he shot a +18 90. There have only been two other occasions in the history of The Masters where a player has shot that score on Thursday, one occurring in 1952 and another in 1954. Dunlap did not record a single three-putt in the round, which makes the statistics surrounding his round even more surprising:This has to be one of most unbelievable stats in Masters history.