Have a question about your golf equipment that you’ve always wondered about? Two of golf’s most knowledgable gearheads are sharing their knowledge with you.Continue Reading
Henrik Stenson felt ‘sad’ after replacing one of the world’s most famous golf clubs
Breaking up his hard to do—especially with something that helped win a claret jug and a FedEx Cup.Continue Reading
Winner’s Bag: Cameron Champ’s equipment at the Safeway Open
Cameron Champ won his second career PGA Tour title at the Safeway Open and did so in pretty much the manner one would expect: using his considerable length off the tee to set up the rest of his game.Continue Reading
Akshay Bhatia, 17, signs with Callaway ahead of professional debut
The end of one era and the beginning of another continues for Akshay Bhatia, who announced overnight that he has signed an endorsement deal with Callaway.Continue Reading
New PGA Tour driver testing protocol set to begin in 2019-’20 season
The PGA Tour is set to implement a new driver testing protocol for the upcoming 2019-’20 season. Continue Reading
Winner’s Bag: Rory McIlroy’s equipment at the Tour Championship
Rory McIlroy obviously takes the old FedEx Cup motto of “every stroke counts” literally.Continue Reading
The TaylorMade P·790 iron lineup upgrades are both subtle and dramatic—including a whole new $3,000 titanium model
TaylorMade's P·790 irons were the company’s surprise hit almost immediately upon their introduction two years ago and maintained its popularity throughout the last two years selling nearly a million sticks since its introduction. Continue Reading
Collin Morikawa on his equipment, a key change he made to his driver and why his wedges have breakfast foods stamped on them
Morikawa is a TaylorMade staffer and also like Matthew Wolff, he is now a PGA Tour winner.Continue Reading
The Open 2019: Shane Lowry’s winner’s bag at the Open Championship
Lowry employs a split set of irons comprised of three models from Srixon and, interestingly, eschews the four-wedge setup the majority of tour players utilize in favour of three.Continue Reading
The Open 2019: Jordan Spieth to put Titleist’s new T100 irons in play at Royal Portrush
The Open isn’t a place you’d expect a three-time major champion to make a major equipment change. Continue Reading
The Open 2019: Tiger Woods says his driver passed R&A test
Woods has been playing the TaylorMade M5 since the Farmers Insurance Open in January. Continue Reading
Scotty Cameron brings back the Teryllium putter some 22 years after Tiger’s Masters win put it front and centre
When Tiger Woods won the 1997 Masters, he did so with a Scotty Cameron Newport Teryllium TeI3 putter, not the more-known Newport 2 GSS “Tiger” putter he has used for his other 14 major victories.Continue Reading
Ping’s Glide 3.0 wedge makes its debut at the Rocket Mortgage Classic
The Rocket Mortgage Classic is a new event on the PGA Tour schedule, so it’s fitting that Ping is introducing a new club to its tour staff this week, the Glide 3.0 wedge.Continue Reading
Winner’s Bag: Hannah Green’s clubs at the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship
Hannah Green felt Hazeltine National G.C.’s bite as she bogeys three holes in a four-hole stretch to turn a nice cushion into a precarious one, but parred the final six holes to win the...Continue Reading
New Titleist irons (T200, T300) unveiled to tour staff at Travelers Championship
It’s been a busy few weeks for the Titleist iron team. First, the company brought out its U-500 and U-510 utility irons (as well as TS hybrids) at the Memorial Tournament. Continue Reading
Winner’s Bag: Gary Woodland’s clubs at the U.S. Open
Gary Woodland, who won a thrilling U.S. Open at Pebble Beach G.L., was one of the many equipment free agents at the start of the year.Continue Reading
U.S. Open 2019: Titleist unveils new iron line. Will any go in play at Pebble Beach?
Titleist will unveil three new irons at Pebble Beach G.L.—the 620 MB and 620 CB irons along with a Forged T100 iron that looks like a modern players iron. Continue Reading
The clubs Brooks Koepka used to win at Bethpage Black
Koepka averaged 313.2 yards in driving distance with his 10.5-degree TaylorMade M5 driver. Continue Reading
