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PGA Tour Releases Field For Creator Classic at East Lake
Johnny V
August 11, 2025
Golfers,
Let’s dive into the top stories of the golf world this week!
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TaylorMade’s new MG5 wedges are the brand’s first fully forged model, made from soft carbon steel for a tour-level feel. They feature ‘Spin Tread’ Technology for consistent spin in various conditions, six precision-milled sole grinds, including the new SX and Tiger Woods–inspired TW, and offer customizable finishes.
After a full greens restoration, the beloved Pinehurst No. 4 Course Reopened on August 7. The resort’s Instagram page released a post detailing the progression of the course’s conditions from early May up until this past week.
This June, Tommy Fleetwood launched his own YouTube channel, quickly gaining a following. On August 6, he announced a unique challenge: attempting to break 100 playing left-handed—a self-described “start over” quest that has fans both amused and intrigued.
The PGA TOUR announced the field and format for the Creator Classic at East Lake, taking place August 20, ahead of the TOUR Championship. Twelve golf content creators will compete in an eight-hole stroke-play round, with the top four advancing to a sudden-death playoff on the 18th hole.
Rory McIlroy skipped the first event of the 2025 FedEx Cup Playoffs, highlighting a loophole in the new format that lets players maintain their standing without playing every event. The player director, Peter Malnati, confirms that The PGA Tour plans to close this loophole to encourage full participation.
Augusta National Golf Club is offering an exclusive ticket package for the 2026 Masters Tournament priced at $219,600. This ‘Full Scale, Private Home Program’ provides a luxury experience, including private home accommodations, premium hospitality, and access to the tournament's most coveted amenities.
CBS had its best PGA Tour season since 2018, with a 17% increase in viewers. Fourteen of 19 final-round broadcasts saw ratings rise, including the Wyndham Championship, which drew 1.95 million viewers. The season also marked the retirement of longtime commentator Ian Baker-Finch.
Nelly Korda’s 71-week run as women’s World No. 1 ended after a 36th-place finish at the 2025 AIG Women’s Open. Jeeno Thitikul reclaimed the top spot, backed by a win at the Mizuho Americas Open and strong major performances.
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