UGP athletes continued their strong form this week—Collin Morikawa finished T17 at the Truist Championship, while Andrea Lee secured a T3 finish following three rounds of 68. Muni He also delivered a solid performance with a top-20 finish. Next up, UGP TOUR heads to the PGA Championship in Charlotte, North Carolina, while the ladies tee it up at the Mexico Riviera Maya Open.
Read MoreUGP athletes impressed on both tours this week—Kurt Kitayama finished T5 at the CJ CUP Byron Nelson, while Andrea Lee secured a T10 at the Black Desert Championship. Next up, UGP TOUR heads to the Truist Championship and ONEFlight Myrtle Beach Championship. Meanwhile, the ladies head to the Mizuho Americas Open.
Read MoreUGP TOUR was onsite at the 2025 Masters with Collin Morikawa and Min Woo Lee. Morikawa earned a strong T14 finish, while Min Woo made the cut in his fourth appearance. Next up, UGP Tour will head to RBC Heritage, Corales Puntacana Championship, and the JM Eagle LA Championship.
Read MoreUGP TOUR showed out at the Zurich Classic with two teams—Lipsky/Wu and Vilips/Thorbjornsen—finishing T4. Omar Morales claimed the Big Ten individual title at -7, leading UCLA to a team win. Corpuz finished T20 at the Chevron Championship. Next, UGP TOUR heads to the CJ CUP Byron Nelson and the Black Desert Championship.
Read MoreUGP TOUR had a strong performance at The Players Championship, with seven athletes in the field and five making the cut. Collin Morikawa led the way with a T10 finish, while Min Woo Lee shared the second-round lead and finished T20. Next, UGP TOUR heads to the Valspar Championship at Innisbrook Resort, while the LPGA Tour moves to Chandler, Arizona for the Ford Championship.
Read MoreKarl Vilips made his mark at the Puerto Rico Open, claiming his first PGA TOUR title at 26-under. Collin Morikawa delivered another standout performance at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, securing a solo second-place finish. Up next, UGP TOUR takes on TPC Sawgrass for The Players Championship, while the LPGA Tour continues in Arizona for the Ford Championship.
Read MoreUGP TOUR was well represented at The Mexico Open, with Isaiah Salinda securing solo third at -19 under to cap off the PGA Tour highlights last week. Next, UGP TOUR heads to Palm Beach for the Cognizant Classic, while the LPGA Tour travels to Singapore for the HSBC Women’s World Championship.
Read MoreLast week’s PGA Tour event, The Genesis Invitational at Torrey Pines, saw UGP TOUR athletes Collin Morikawa and Min Woo Lee in action. Despite tough conditions, both made the cut, with Morikawa finishing T17 and Min Woo securing 48th with a standout chip-in birdie. Up next, UGP TOUR heads to Puerto Vallarta for the Mexico Open, while the LPGA Tour travels to Thailand for the Honda LPGA Thailand.
Read MoreUGP TOUR showed out at the Waste Management Phoenix Open, with Min Woo finishing T12 at -13, wrapping up last week's PGA Tour results. Meanwhile, future UGP TOUR player and University of Texas junior, Tommy Morrison, secured his first collegiate win. UGP TOUR is headed to Torrey Pines for The Genesis Invitational and to Thailand for the Honda LPGA Thailand next.
Read MoreCollin Morikawa and Min Woo Lee led the way at the AT&T Pro-Am in Pebble Beach, finishing T17, while Beau Hossler secured T69 in the latest PGA Tour results last weekend. UGP’s Allisen Corpuz also delivered a solid performance at the Hilton Grand Vacations Tournament of Champions, finishing T22. UGP TOUR now heads to Scottsdale for the WM Phoenix Open and Bradenton, Florida, for the Founders Cup.
Read MoreBeau Hossler delivered with a T15 finish at The Farmers Insurance Open, building on his strong start to the season. Continuing with the PGA Tour results last weekend, Isaiah Salinda secured a T42 finish, while Kurt Kitayama and Michael Thorbjornsen battled through two rounds but missed the cut. UGP TOUR now heads to Pebble Beach for the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am.
Read MoreBeau Hossler delivered a strong T12 finish at this year’s American Express golf tournament, showcasing his consistency on the PGA TOUR. In the latest PGA TOUR results last weekend, Min Woo Lee also impressed, finishing T17 and thrilling fans with a spectacular shot around a tree to inches from the pin.
Read MoreCollin Morikawa made big waves at the Sentry Tournament of Champions 2025, held at Kapalua in Maui. His strong performance in PGA Tour results last weekend has set a promising precedent for the 4th ranked player in the world this season.
Read MoreWhile fitness might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of golf, it can have a significant impact on your performance on the course. In this article, we'll explore the world of golf fitness and learn about the 3-3-3 Model for golf performance training that can help take your game to new heights.
Read MoreWorks out at: UGP Santa Monica
Hometown: Pembroke Pines, FL
Current Residence: Los Angeles, CA
College: University of Florida (prev. USC)
Turned Pro: 2013
Injuries are an unfortunate part of golf. The research is out, and the rates of injury are staggering. It has been found that over 50% of recreational golfers will suffer some sort of chronic injury from golf in their lifetimes. The percentage is even higher at the professional level, despite “perfect technique” and expert preparation. Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) has stated that over 90% of tour pros have suffered a severe injury in their career, and over 50% each year will have an injury that sidelines them for an average period of 3-4 weeks. That’s a big deal when the average purse of a PGA Tour event is $11 million. It’s clear that whether you’re a tour pro or an average Joe, injuries in golf are bound to happen.
So what is really going on here? Why do the best in the world still get hurt, despite having perfect swings? Is it the swing itself? Is it the body? Why are injuries so common to us golfers, and what can we do better to understand and deal with them?
Read MoreAll too often, we go to the range with the right intentions, some notes, and loose practice guidelines to get us started. Throughout the session, the initial focus and intention are rarely sustained and our ability to improve efficiently can suffer. We may not even be aware of this because whatever our reason is for going to the range, we certainly expect that by simply going to hit balls we have to be getting better.
Practice is more than just ripping balls with no intention. We can start to ask and see that there are more efficient ways to utilize our range time. Setting clear goals for you to stay on task during your practice can make a large impact on your golf development.
Read MoreQuarantine Golf… WTF? Golf— and life in general— has taken a strange turn. No one would design a hole with these many hazards like this crazy stretch we are now playing… and we can't even get out to play! However, for most of you reading this, there was probably a time over the past 6 months where you wished you had a few more minutes for yourself. Whether it was to relax, read, exercise or something else, we can all say that we have wished for some extra time to break away from our hectic, nonstop daily routines. The global COVID-19 pandemic that surrounds us has afforded us that extra time that we desired. Although it is a very unfortunate circumstance and our daily routines have been grossly disrupted, now is the time to make the most of this quarantine.
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