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Cam Young Wins Cadillac Championship, Shakes Hands with Donald Trump
Cam Young's Presidential Handshake: A Masterclass in Politeness (and Golf) So, Cam Young won some tournament. The Cadillac Championship. At Donald Trump's place. Apparently, this is news. Young shot a blistering 19-under. Six shots ahead of Scottie Scheffler. Which, given the general state of weekend golf, is less a victory and more an alien abduction. He even managed a one-shot penalty on the second hole Sunday. Classic. Like forgetting your lucky ball marker. But he shook it off. Because apparently, he has a "strong mentality." Or maybe he just really wanted that handshake. The real story, according to some, isn't the golf. It's the post-round interaction. Young got to shake hands with Donald Trump. Who, as we all know, is a "very, very interesting man." Powerful. Appreciative of good golfers. Young described the experience as "unique." Which is about as neutral a description as you can get. He also thanked Trump for the "beautiful properties" and the chance to play "great golf tournaments." It's a tough job, but somebody's got to thank the guy who owns the place. Young was, naturally, asked what Trump said. "Just very complimentary," he reported. Because of course. Trump, the man who famously doesn't shy away from compliments, was complimentary. Who would have guessed? Young thanked him for hosting. And that was about it. The new world number three impressed the former president. The icing on the cake, apparently, was a brief chat with a man who loves golf. And the spotlight. It’s a nice story. A golfer wins. He meets a prominent figure. Everyone is polite. It's the kind of thing that makes you want to go out and practice. Or at least buy a new driver. Because clearly, that's what's missing from my game. Not the "strong mentality" or the "sensationally good golf game." Just a better driver. And maybe an invitation to shake hands with someone important after a win.
Nelly Korda: Just Another Week of Making History (and Bogies) Look Easy
Forget about the "post-major slump" – for Nelly Korda, it’s apparently just another excuse to collect more hardware. Fresh off her dominant performance at the Chevron Championship, she jetted off to Mayakoba and promptly added the Riviera Maya Open to her burgeoning trophy cabinet. Honestly, some people just *can’t* relax. Is it possible to win a major and then *not* win the very next week? Apparently, for Korda, that question is as foreign as a perfectly manicured fairway in a sand trap. She snagged her third win of 2026, and in the three other events she’s entered this year, she’s managed to find herself in second place. That’s not a bad "off" season, is it? It’s easy to wonder if this is the absolute zenith of her golfing prowess. Is this the peak Nelly? She’d rather not say, and frankly, I’m not sure she even knows. "I'm just enjoying myself and I love the competition," she stated, a sentiment I imagine many of us would echo if we were also striking the ball with such effortless grace. Last year was a bit of a head-scratcher. Korda was technically playing lights-out, her stats suggesting a season even better than her prolific 2024. Yet, the wins weren't quite flowing. She’s been candid about the paralysis of overthinking, admitting, "I was getting frustrated last year on the golf course and I started overanalyzing everything and I started overthinking, and then that was paralyzing me." A sentiment many of us can relate to, whether it’s sinking a tricky putt or deciding what to order for dinner. Her strategic partnership with caddie Jason McDede seems to be hitting its stride. They recognized the need to recalibrate, to step back from the microscopic analysis. "We were like, yeah, last year wasn't easy," Korda admitted. "It was because I was overanalyzing absolutely everything. Sometimes there is a power in just letting go." And letting go she did in Mexico. Two bogeys over four rounds, the final one a dramatic adventure involving the woods, the gallery, and what I can only assume was a moment of profound acceptance. This latest triumph places Korda in some rather esteemed company. She’s the first American woman to notch a win the week after conquering a major since Meg Mallon in 2004, and she's the youngest American to reach 18 LPGA victories since the legendary Nancy Lopez back in 1980. So, is it her best golf? Who cares! It’s undoubtedly extraordinary, and Korda, wisely, is embracing the "smell the roses" philosophy. After all, even a golf phenom needs a moment to breathe, or at least a few days of it, before diving back into the fray.
Louisiana Links Left Waiting: LIV Golf Event Postponed Amid Funding Fog
It appears the fairways of Louisiana might not be hosting LIV Golf's circus this June. Reports are swirling that an upcoming event has been punted down the road, signaling that the league's quest for financial stability might be a bit of a bogey this season. While LIV CEO Scott O'Neil has been busy pushing back against whispers of funding woes, claiming all systems are go through the year, the ground game in New Orleans suggests otherwise. This postponement is certainly a story that’s been developing with more twists than a tricky dogleg. Just weeks ago, O’Neil was reportedly projecting confidence at The Masters, assuring everyone that the circuit was fully funded. He even drew parallels to other private equity ventures, which, while perhaps meant to be reassuring, now sound a tad ironic given the current developments. It seems the business plan might need a bit more of a mulligan. The state of Louisiana, apparently ready to roll out the green carpet, had made significant preparations. City Park golf course underwent a substantial renovation, with a cool $2 million injected to spruce things up for the LIV spectacle. Furthermore, Governor Jeff Landry’s office had earmarked a generous $3 million hosting fee, anticipating a hefty $70 million economic boost. It’s a considerable investment to tee up, only to find the event is no longer on the tee sheet. Sources indicate that the delay is due to LIV needing to "restructure financially and find additional sources of funding." This certainly adds fuel to the ongoing speculation about the league's long-term prospects. While LIV Golf has maintained a veneer of "business as usual" with recent events, this local postponement throws a bit of shade on that narrative, suggesting the funding questions are more than just an unwelcome distraction. Despite the Louisiana hiccup, other LIV events are still scheduled, with stops planned in Washington D.C., South Korea, and Spain. And in a minor bit of team news that might have slipped under the radar amidst the financial chatter, the team formerly known as Smash GC has rebranded to OKGC, with Talor Gooch taking the helm. It's a reminder that even when the big picture is a bit fuzzy, the golf world keeps spinning.
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