Kevin Na shot a 62 on Friday to move into a 4-way tie for the lead at a tournament in his city of residence.
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Bridgestone Golf announced today that a special First Tee edition e6 will be available exclusively through PGA TOUR Superstore. A portion of the proceeds will go directly to First Tee, a youth development organization that helps kids and teens build their strength of character through golf. “We’re very pleased to offer this special First Tee edition e6, exclusively at PGA TOUR Superstore,” said Dan Murphy, President and CEO, Bridgestone Golf. “For decades, First Tee has done very fine work, helping young people learn and grow through the game of golf, building strong individuals and communities. It is an honor to create a dedicated product where the proceeds from the sales will bolster their charitable endeavors.” The e6 is the longest running model in Bridgestone’s current lineup and the latest model, new for 2021, features a larger, softer core for an exceptionally pleasing, responsive feel and added distance for moderate swing speed players. The new design, which is specifically tailored to modern players who value a ball that provides a very soft feel at impact, will retail for $21.99/dozen. The unique model that benefits First Tee can be identified by the sticker on the front of the box. “The e6 works for a wide variety of players with moderate clubhead speeds,” said Elliot Mellow, Golf Ball Marketing Manager, Bridgestone Golf. “It’s our most successful two-piece Surlyn golf ball model to date and has long been popular among players who demand a very soft feel with maximum distance off the tee and enhanced forgiveness on the long- and mid-irons.” The First Tee edition e6 is available in white and optic yellow and can be found exclusively at PGA TOUR Superstores immediately.
PACIFIC PALISADES, Calif. – For a moment it looked like Tiger Woods might post something historic in the third round of the Genesis Open but in the end the tournament host had to settle for his best round at Riviera Country Club in 15 years. Woods returned in the early hours of Sunday morning to finish off his third round after getting off to a flying start late Saturday. The 80-time PGA TOUR winner had opened with a birdie, eagle, birdie, birdie run to send the crowds into frenzy as darkness fell. Come Sunday, Woods capped off a par on the par-5 17th, his eighth hole of the round, and did likewise on the 18th. Then a precision approach inside 10-feet on the par-5 1st set up his second eagle of the round, meaning Woods sat 7 under through 10 holes and eyeing off the course record of 61. Unfortunately he was unable to maintain the rage, playing the final eight holes in 1 over thanks to a bogey on the par-4 8th. Still the 6-under 65 was Woods’ lowest score at Riviera Country Club since a fourth round 64 in 2004. As Woods prepared to be sent back out for his final round, he stood tied 14th for the week at 7 under, 10 shots adrift of Justin Thomas’ lead.
It was touted as an epic, one-of-a-kind matchup of the longtime rival golfers. It ended up being a sloppy and underwhelming event.
