Cobra debuts the latest version of its Air-X line of clubs, including drivers, fairway woods, hybrids and irons designed with lighter weights to appeal to more moderate swing speeds.
It has been a banner year for Nick Dunlap. He qualified for the U.S. Open at Los Angeles Country Club in June, won the U.S. Amateur in the August (after winning the Northeast and North & South Amateur before them) and played for the victorious U.S. Walker Cup team at St. Andrews in September. Yet on Read more…
If there were ever a time to go full Kobe Bryant, it would be right now for every member of the losing United States Ryder Cup team. Get right back in the gym, or on the range. Use the latest loss on European soil as motivation. Rise and grind. No days off. Mamba mentality. Rory Read more…
Whether you’re looking for a trip that’s all about golf, or are looking to incorporate a round or two into a group vacation full of other activities like hiking and boating, North Carolina is a great spot for your next women’s golf trip. Just ask a local. Kendra Dalton plays on the Epson Tour, after Read more…
Shane Lowry was a lot of things at the 2023 Ryder Cup. Veteran, cheerleader, bouncer, party master. You name it, the Irishman handled it at Marco Simone, helping the Euros to a deserved 16½ to 11½ victory. But even God had to rest on the seventh day, and so did Lowry, kicking back on Tuesday Read more…
Every week, hundreds of tour players peel off huge divot pelts as they hit wedge shots that spin back several feet. It’s cool to watch, but it gives many amateur players the wrong idea about what it takes to get some of that sauce on their shots. It sends them back to their home courses, Read more…
Nothing mystifies reigning PGA Teacher and Coach of the Year Kevin Weeks more than watching players stand behind the ball and dangle a putter in front of them as they try to plumb-bob, an old-school method used to ascertain a putt’s break. “I get that it would be nice to know the overall slope of Read more…
Two-time World Long Drive champion Kyle Berkshire swings his driver 145 miles per hour and can generate 230 miles per hour of ball speed. It’s OK for him to tee the ball high and launch it into outer space, but what about you? Berkshire’s coach, Golf Digest 50 Best Teacher Bernie Najar, says you’re most Read more…
According to a story in the Times of London on Monday, Schauffele’s place in the side was in jeopardy ahead of the match at Marco Simone because of a disagreement regarding the Ryder Cup’s player participation and benefit agreement.
John Burleigh stated that he tried to find golf balls while in the lake but came up empty-handed. He even hopped in a second time after the crowd egged him on.
There wasn’t much that went wrong for Europe during its latest Ryder Cup romp on home soil. It turns out, the ensuing celebration was a different story.