While Amazon’s Prime Day sale kicked off today and will continue for a flash of 48-hours, many retailers are holding their own sales to compete with the popular annual—or now biennial—sale. If you’re not a Prime member, or just like to shop around a little, here are the best counter sales and golf deals to Read more…
No strangers to pushing the boundaries in what’s possible with golf shoes, adidas is at it again with the new MC87 4D. Combining vintage footwear styles pulled from its archives with some of the newest 3D printing technology available, the old-meets-new golf shoe aims offers timeless style, comfort and energy return for golfers looking to Read more…
The approach of the fall golf season is a great time to take stock of your golf gear to see what may need to be replaced or upgraded. Check the bottom of your golf shoes, are they worn thin? Is traction lacking or is your foot leaning to one side? Sacrificing support and traction when Read more…
There’s a reason Justin Rose is a mainstay for the European Ryder Cup team and about to make his sixth appearance in the international event. He’s a consistent player that exudes confidence, professionalism and polish that can only come from years of experience. In almost 20 years on the PGA Tour, he’s played in 408 Read more…
The countdown to the 44th Ryder Cup, which will be hosted in Rome’s Marco Simone Golf and Country Club from Sep 29, 2023 – Sun, Oct 1, is well on its way, we’re keeping an eye out for the coolest limited edition collector’s items and collaborations celebrating the cross-Atlantic event. Ralph Lauren revealed its highly Read more…
Grandstands may line the 18th hole at St Andrews this week for the Open Championship, but starting next month, they’ll be replaced with the first ever permanent storefront featuring co-branded apparel and accessories from TravisMathew.
Moriya Jutanugarn’s three-under 68 has put the 23-year-old in contention not only to win her first LPGA tournament at the Evian Championship, but also a Major.
In a much-anticipated clash of former teen prodigies, it was Lexi Thompson who got the best of Lydia Ko, beating her by four strokes to win the inaugural Indy Women in Tech Championship.
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