Good morning, We are The Daily Tee Off, the golf newsletter that is like finding the extra couple of fries at the bottom of your McDonalds bag just when you thought you were done.

In todays email:

• 🔦 Spotlight - Meridian Putters

• ✂️ Snippets - When all you need is just the tip.

• 📸 Socials - I’ve been scrolling all day so you don’t have to.

• 😂 Destination lol

Spotlight

About

Crafted with meticulous precision and designed to deliver outstanding performance: Todays Spotlight is Meridian Putters and they are ready to take your game to new heights.

When it comes to quality, Meridian spares no expense. Each putter is meticulously milled right in their home country of the USA by top industry engineers who are masters of their craft. This commitment to excellence ensures that every stroke you make with a Meridian putter is met with exceptional consistency and control.

But what truly sets Meridian Putters apart from the rest is their dedication to affordability. They firmly believe that a custom milled putter should not come with a hefty price tag. Say goodbye to overpriced options and hello to an elite range of putters that won't break the bank.

Meridian Putters are designed to optimise every aspect of your putting game. From roll and direction to forgiveness and feel, these putters have been engineered to give you the confidence and precision you need to sink those crucial putts. Tested by tournament players who demand nothing but the best, you can trust that you're getting a superior product that delivers results.

With three different models and various variations available, Meridian Putters offer versatility to suit every golfers unique stroke and preference. And if you're looking to take it to the next level, they even offer custom design options, allowing you to personalise your putter and make a statement on the greens.

It's time to elevate your putting game with Meridian Putters. Step onto the green with confidence, knowing that you have a high-quality, affordable, and performance-driven putter in your hands. Are you ready to experience the precision and style that only Meridian Putters can provide?

Click the link below to explore the world of Meridian Putters and unlock your full putting potential.

To read and find out a little more click here to visit their website.

Snippets

• Jack Nicklaus praises strong field, but top players missing: Jack Nicklaus, host of the Memorial Tournament, commended the field for this year's event, calling it one of the best in history. The tournament features top-ranked players, including seven of the top 10 in the world rankings and many leading contenders in the FedEx Cup standings. However, it does not include some major champions and notable players who have joined the LIV Golf league. Nicklaus shared his thoughts on the PGA Tour-LIV Golf situation and expressed his focus on the players participating in the Memorial Tournament. He reflected on the significant increase in earnings for professional golfers today compared to his era, emphasizing the importance of the game and competition over financial rewards.

• Politics getting in the way: Sergio Garcia's exclusion from this year's European Ryder Cup team due to his resignation from the DP World Tour membership has sparked disappointment among his fellow players, including Jon Rahm. Rahm, who had a successful partnership with Garcia in the previous Ryder Cup, expressed sadness over the situation and highlighted the importance of a Spanish duo in the event, drawing inspiration from the legendary partnership of Seve Ballesteros and Jose Maria Olazabal. The resignation was part of a group of European players leaving the tour after fines were imposed for joining LIV Golf. Rahm believes that politics should not interfere with such a significant and special event, emphasising that the best players should represent the European side, regardless of their tour affiliations.

• Heading down under: The ISPS HANDA Australian Open will be held in Sydney from November 30 to December 3 at The Australian and The Lakes golf clubs. The event will feature a joint tournament format for men and women, along with the Australian All Abilities Championship. Lucas Herbert and Stephanie Kyriacou have confirmed their participation. The tournament will have a minimum prize money of AUD 3.4 million. The men's event is co-sanctioned by the ISPS HANDA PGA Tour of Australasia and DP World Tour, while the women's event is sanctioned by the WPGA Tour of Australasia. Some format changes include a reduced field size and a single cut after 36 holes.

• Utah bound: The LPGA has announced that it will hold a tournament in Utah in 2025 at the Black Desert Resort Golf Course in Ivins, near St. George. The course, designed by Tom Weiskopf, features wide fairways, unique rock formations, and will be accompanied by various amenities including hotels, residences, trails, a spa, and retail spaces. The LPGA expressed excitement about the partnership with Black Desert Resort and the opportunity to provide a challenging venue for its athletes.

From around the socials

Alright ladies and gents that’s a wrap for today. I’ll catch you bright and early in the morning.

Destination LOL

⬇️Searching for more golf follow us on Instagram and Twitter ⬇️