Like it or not, the perennial Masters Week tradition of seeing what kind of apparel Masters competitors will wear never disappoints. You might not be a style person, but clothing companies always seem to come up with something new to capture the attention of all golf fans. RELATED: Masters 2025: A Comprehensive History Of Every Read more…
Tie, cardigan, sport coat and plus fours: The uniform for the United States team in the 1927 match against Great Britain sharply contrasts with modern golf style, except for one item. The classic FootJoy golf shoe has been a staple on tour and with everyday players for nearly 100 years. Why? While the iconic silhouettes Read more…
A crucial club for Harman all week was the lone non-Titleist stick in the bag – a TaylorMade Spider ZT – a putter with zero torque that Harman just put in play.
While it might seem that the idea of a more forgiving club matters most off the tee, we think the case can be made that for a lot of golfers, a little more forgiveness in their irons can go a long way. The targets are much smaller when we’re talking about an approach shot compared Read more…
Looking to learn what you need to know about the latest new products from Pinnacle? These handy thumbnails will keep you up to date on the company’s new releases across all ball catetgories. Pinnacle Distance ball, WLD partnership: The new Pinnacle Distance ball reflects a renewed approach to a singular focus on the long ball, Read more…
Looking to learn what you need to know about the latest new products from Maxfli? These handy thumbnails will keep you up to date on the company’s new releases across all club and ball catetgories. Maxfli XC2 and XC3 irons: Maxfli’s new forged irons, the tweener Players/Players Distance XC2 s and the equally versatile XC3s Read more…
Looking to learn what you need to know about the latest new products from Miura? These handy thumbnails will keep you up to date on the company’s new releases across all club catetgories. Miura TC-202 irons: Give Miura this: It’s not a company that feels compelled to adhere to a ramped-up product launch cycle. Its Read more…
Looking to learn what you need to know about the latest new products from LA Golf? These handy thumbnails will keep you up to date on the company’s new releases across all club catetgories. LA Golf Face ID Drivers: LA Golf, the high-end shaft manufacturer that has started to dip its toe into golf clubs, Read more…
It’s a special type of human who relishes spotting and reporting a dress-code infraction. The findings of several psychiatric studies devoted to the phenomenon are inconclusive, though evidence suggests more than a mild correlation with repressed Oedipal desires. To dress like a good little boy and eliminate competition to “win” one’s mommy. The only aspect Read more…
There are moments when Tiger Woods is testing products when his otherworldly feel and perception becomes apparent—like noticing a miniscule air bubble underneath a golf grip or subtle differences in sound when a golf ball leaves the putter face. Brad Blankinship learned this early in his tenure as Sun Day Red’s president. During button testing Read more…
Question: Is there an optimal tee height for the driver? Answer: How high or low you tee up the ball directly impacts carry distance. So, too, does your angle of attack (AoA). Find a way to optimize launch and attack angle and distance potential increases exponentially. Think of it as a driver power-up. Sound elementary? Read more…
With many of the most obvious test subjects checked off the list, DeChambeau shifted his focus to the cheapest set of golf clubs that could be purchased on Temu’s online marketplace.
Playing out of bunkers is a bugaboo for many golfers, including Hot List tester Anand Mudaliar. A 6-handicap who plays about 50 rounds a year, Mudaliar, 42, has no issue bashing it 260 off the tee but struggles big-time in the sand. Still, he knows what he wants in a wedge. “I really value how Read more…
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