SCOREGolf Magazine

2 weeks ago | scoregolf.com | Rick Young

TaylorMade has entered the Zero Torque putter category. The Carlsbad, Calif., manufacturer’s newest addition to its putter lineup is the Spider Zero Torque (ZT). What it’s all aboutDesigned to keep the putter face more square through the stroke, the Spider ZT increases stability and consistency using a high-moment of inertia (MOI) design that takes advantage of multi-material construction, onset hosel configuration, precise centre-of-gravity (CG) placement and extreme perimeter weighting.

2 weeks ago | scoregolf.com | Jason Logan

CALEDON, Ont. – By now the Canadians in the field at the RBC Canadian Open — as well the fans who come to cheer them on — know the drill. When a homegrown player steps onto the tee deck of the tournament’s “Rink Hole” — at Hamilton, St. George’s, Oakdale and now here at TPC Toronto — the supporters serenade him with the national anthem. This is especially true in the afternoon, when lager sales soar and the crowds are larger and looser.

3 weeks ago | scoregolf.com | Jason Logan

CALEDON, Ont. – Only in golf is 12 not necessarily halfway to 24. Through 36 holes of the first RBC Canadian Open contested at TPC Toronto, Cameron Champ leads at a dozen under par thanks largely to the 62 he carded on Thursday afternoon. He followed that low score with a 66 in the second round and so far he hasn’t made any bogeys. But Champ, who began the week as the eighth alternate, has definitely benefited from the draw.

3 weeks ago | scoregolf.com | Rick Young

Levelwear is kicking off this week’s 114th RBC Canadian Open at TPC Toronto with a new ad campaign that will air on TSN’s coverage of the national championship. The theme is, “Who’s With You?” and the first commercial spot is titled, ‘No Team, No Dream.’Featuring longtime Levelwear brand ambassador Adam Hadwin, it’s about how greatness is never a solo journey.

3 weeks ago | scoregolf.com | Jason Logan

CALEDON, Ont. – The par-3 seventh hole on the North Course at TPC Toronto measured 226 yards on Thursday and featured a flagstick in the front-right portion of the green, the one part of the putting surface not guarded by deep bunkers. The pin was exposed, but not easy to get to at that yardage.  Taylor Pendrith, fresh off a birdie on the sixth hole, took dead aim at it with a 5-iron, flighting down a ball that never strayed from its target.