The old expression was “Speed kills,” but when it comes to your driver, it might be better to think of it as “Spin kills.” It doesn’t matter who you are, if you want more distance off the tee, you’re going to have to control the amount of backspin off your driver. And almost always that Read more…
The words of Keith Mitchell, Golf Digest’s Best Dressed PGA Tour Pro of 2024, still echo two years later, even if “Cashmere Keith” isn’t the winner in our 2026 player survey. “Too scripted” was Mitchell’s take in assessing how the modern tour pro dresses on the course. This is not exactly a modern problem. The Read more…
Matt Fitzpatrick defeated Scottie Scheffler in a RBC Heritage playoff win, with a strong equipment setup featuring Ping i240 irons, Titleist GT3 driver and Bettinardi putter.
When Henrik Stenson teed it up in the Senior PGA Championship, he did so with a golf ball you’ve probably never heard of – and that’s kind of by design.
Odyssey’s zero-torque evolution has been gradual: improved shapes, the original Tri-Hot shifting CG forward to remove shaft lean, and now the S2S Tri-Hot SB (single-bend), a heel-shafted model with traditional alignment and a more familiar setup.
Callaway is expanding the Quantum line-up with two clubs aimed at finding something more versatile and forgiving off the tee than a traditional driver, without giving up performance.
As golf season kicks up, so does spring style. For discerning golfers, this means taking stock of tired basics or outdated silhouettes, re-energizing wardrobes with thoughtfully designed accessories, apparel and essentials. We’ve rounded up five trends currently taking over the golf world: quiet luxury, savvy spending, 1990s resurgence, arm candy and power pastels. Read on for Read more…
Anyone with a basic background in Greek mythology knows the Goddess Nike drove it great under pressure. In the war against the Titans, she steered Zeus’ golden chariot with one hand on the reins and with the other, raised a shield to protect him as he hurled thunderbolts against his forebears to gain supremacy of Read more…
Course logos didn’t appear on golf shirts until the 1970s. Before then it was a radical idea, almost unthinkable, for a brand to embroider anything other than its most valuable marketing asset—its own commercial logo—on a front left breast. But a legendary salesman named Ernie Sabayrac, whose many innovations included convincing club pros to sell Read more…
The Masters continues to be the greatest fashion show in the game of golf as players highlight the latest trends and brands showcase their newest designs. But the vibe out of Augusta this year felt new and energetic. The game’s best were dialing in fits by allowing texture, wider silhouettes, and subtle details to carry Read more…
Despite shooting a four-over 76 that included a triple-bogey 7 on the 11th hole Thursday, Bryson DeChambeau did stop and speak to the media after the round. He wasn’t exactly a chatterbox, though.
Tommy Fleetwood explains why the 9-wood is his go-to club at Augusta National. Learn how high-lofted fairway woods are reshaping approach shots at the Masters.
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