with wind ripping off the ocean this is just an unbelievably cool golf shot

Feels like CBS has been pretty selective about using this on the weekend. Perfect spot here with the leaders on 17, and then Collin overcooking it left

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Shane Lowry goes with the wind right at it from 138. 🎯🤌 📺 Golf Channel | Cognizant Classic in The Palm Beaches

"This is where the instinct of a player comes in." 🎯 Wind deviation technology shows how Shane Lowry's wind adjustment set up his eagle for the solo lead. 📺 Cognizant Classic Final Round | NBC & Peacock

The Bear Trap strikes again 💦 Shane Lowry's tee shot at 17 finds the water, and a second straight double drops him two back of the lead. 📺 NBC

Disastrous turn of events for Shane Lowry on the 16th and 17th holes. This is the first time he has made back to back double-bogeys in his career according to the NBC broadcast.

Arnold Palmer Invitational week ☂️ Throwback to this dart from Xander on 18th🎯 Little 8 iron with a strong tailwind off the right 🟧

Good use of the wind graphics on what could be one of the pivotal shots of the tournament

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Yesterday, Ian Happ hit an absolute tank for a home run. 109 off the bat. 32 deg LA. .. except, he didn't. Thanks to our friends at Weather Applied Metrics, we know that the wind cost him *113 feet* of distance -- which is now the largest stop in the data. --> mlb.com/news/how-ian-h…

Alex Bregman! This ball was blown out 25 (!!) ft by wind, creating a home run, per Statcast + Weather Applied Metrics They all count !!!

Shoutout to the wind. 😮‍💨 📺: NBC and Peacock

Ian Happ gets one back from the wind! This ball was blown out 35 (!!) ft by wind and pushed 8 ft right, creating a home run, per Statcast + Weather Applied Metrics They all count !!!

Fun from Weather Applied Metrics: Remember how Ian Happ lost a home run on Opening Day when the Wrigley wind blew the ball in 113 feet? Well, tonight the wind gave him a home run back by blowing the ball out 35 feet. 108.5 mph / 32° on the *non*-HR 101.6 mph / 42° on the *yes*-HR