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Updated · Fox News · Jul 27

Jang Won-young Throws Ceremonial First Pitch Before Dodgers-Mets Game in New York

Updated

Updated · Fox News · Jul 27

Jang Won-young Throws Ceremonial First Pitch Before Dodgers-Mets Game in New York

Q: Could a surprisingly simple golf club truly be the ultimate cheat code for your summer game?

Yes. For many amateur golfers, a 7-wood can function like a “cheat code” because it is built to make long shots easier to launch, easier to carry, and easier to stop on greens. That matches the columnist’s experience: he called his new 7-wood a game-changing purchase after a round in Bowling Green. The broader golf evidence supports that reaction. A 7-wood typically has about 20 to 23 degrees of loft, replaces a hard-to-hit long iron or hybrid, and is known for producing a high flight with a soft landing. Golf testers and instructors regularly describe it as one of the most forgiving clubs in the bag, especially for players with average swing speeds. Its main advantage is simplicity. Compared with a 4-hybrid, a 7-wood often carries a bit farther for moderate-speed players because of its slightly longer shaft, while still being easier to elevate than a long iron. It also tends to inspire confidence off the fairway and on long par-3s or second shots into par-5s. It is not magic for everyone. Players who hit from heavy rough often, take steep divots, or prefer a more iron-like look may do better with a hybrid. Faster swingers may also see less distance separation between the two clubs. Fit and feel still matter. But for the typical recreational player, the 7-wood’s reputation is earned. If your summer game needs one simple upgrade, it is one of the most credible candidates.

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Jang Won-young threw the ceremonial first pitch before the Dodgers-Mets game at Citi Field on July 26, bringing the K-pop star into a high-profile MLB pregame moment.
Citi Field in New York hosted the appearance ahead of Sunday’s matchup between Los Angeles and New York, with photos showing Jang on the mound during the pregame ceremony.
The report offered little beyond the appearance itself, centering on Jang’s participation as a crossover pop-culture event tied to Major League Baseball.