The official longest drive in PGA Tour history has been achieved by Davis Love III. He hit a 476 yards (435 metres) drive on the 18th hole at the Kapalua's Plantation Course at the 2004 Mercedes Championship.
The Furnace Creek Golf Course in Death Valley, California is known as the lowest golf course in the world. It sits 214 feet (65 meters) below sea level.
The Byron Nelson Junior Awards are annual awards that recognize junior golfers who have demonstrated outstanding character, sportsmanship, and leadership both on and off the golf course.
The USA has won 27 of 43 events with 2 ties. The Great Britain and Ireland team won just 3 of 22 matches (and 1 tie) up to 1977 after which continental Europe joined in. From 1979 onwards the European team has won 11 of 21 matches with 1 tie.
Scottie Scheffler’s driver and 2-wood were from TaylorMade, the irons from Srixon, the wedges from Titleist, the putter was a Scotty Cameron and the ball was a Pro V1.
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