r/LPGA

Hi all,

I’ve spent the last week or so building a small browser game called Drive For Five and would love some honest feedback.

The game is a fairly straightforward golf captaincy simulation inspired by the Ryder Cup. You draft a team, set pairings, and try to guide your side through a series of historical matches.

A few things to be aware of:
- I’m not a professional developer. The game was built with significant AI assistance while I learned as I went.
- It’s a free browser game rather than a commercial project.
- It’s still very much in prototype mode.

All feedback welcome! Thanks in advance for taking a look.

I was at the 3rd round of PGA Championship in Hazeltine National. It was my first time watching pro women's golf in person. I noticed some players will go to the next hole and not wait for their playing partners. In one instace, the lady was hitting her tee shot while the last person in her group is just arriving to the tee box. Is this common? I've been to a handful of men's tournaments and they don't do this.

Is there any one reason why more players don’t use female caddies?

I can't seem to find a TV channel carrying the LPGA championship final round. Canada's greatest golfer of all-time and no coverage?