Get an inside look at the technology behind PXG's latest Gen7 0311P and 0311XP irons, Black Ops irons and Sugar Daddy III forged wedges.
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Full 2024 Wyndham Championship tee times for Thursday's first round, featuring Victor Perez, Jordan Spieth and more.
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How to watch the 2024 Wyndham Championship in North Carolina, including full Wyndham Championship TV coverage, streaming info and more.
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Nelly Korda is looking to earn another gold medal at the 2024 Olympics. Here are some of her key honors and accomplishments.
Brandt Snedeker was named the recipient of the Payne Stewart Award on Tuesday, given annually to a golfer who best exemplifies the late World Golf Hall of Famer's values of character, charity and sportsmanship.
In just her second year on Tour, the No. 9-ranked player in the world aims to meet her own lofty expectations.
Filed under Predictable Things, COBRA has re-released a limited run of its 3D-printed LIMIT3D irons.
The original run was limited to 500 individually numbered sets. According to COBRA, despite the $3000 price tag, the original batch sold out within hours.
The fresh batch won’t be numbered.
You’ll find a full rundown of the irons and the technology that powers them here, but the key takeaway is that 3D printing allows for the creation of complex structures that are simply not possible with conventional manufacturing methods like forging, casting, and even milling.
The internal lattice structures of the LIMIT3D irons allow for a full third of the clubhead’s weight to be repositioned to areas where it can improve performance.
Imagine, just for a second, a world with no noise. No distractions. Complete peace.
Sounds enticing, doesn’t it? Perhaps for a few minutes, it would be relaxing. But after a bit, it would start to get boring.
There’s nothing quite like the cry of a newborn baby. The roar of a raucous crowd. A theme park packed with screaming riders. Sometimes, it takes a little chaos to fully experience the highs and lows that make life so extraordinary.
Golf is the same. There’s a place for peace and quiet on the golf course. Golf’s most defining moments often start with complete silence. But it’s not the silence before Tiger’s putt to force a playoff at the 2008 U.S. Open that people remember. It’s the primal roar from both Woods and the crowd that lives forever.
Golf is better when there’s chaos. That’s ultimately the idea behind adidas’ flagship spikeless golf shoe, the CODECHAOS 25. An extension to my favorite franchise in golf footwear, the new CODECHAOS 25 is, among other things, “impossible to ignore.”
I’ve long been a skeptic of Olympic golf.
Maybe it’s because the format strangely has no team element, or because the top players were slow to embrace the tournament. Or, as straightforward as this is, maybe Olympic golf is just new. The majors have ample history; Olympic golf lacks some of that context.
But after watching Sunday’s epic final round in Paris, I have to admit I’m reassessing my view that the tournament is on par with a second-tier PGA Tour event.
Will it ever be at the level of a major? Probably not. Still, I’m thinking Olympic golf might be on a trajectory to zoom past the FedEx Cup, Presidents Cup and even a few coveted Tour stops.
Here are five reasons why I’m reconsidering my stance.
“Oh, Danny boy, the fairways, the fairways are calling …”
The odds are slim that we will hear Aussie Jason Day whistling this tune but the odds are good that he now has reason to do so
Malbon Golf has been no stranger to the golf apparel headlines this year. With recent releases leaving modern golf fans divided and traditionalists in a tizzy, you can’t deny that Malbon moves the needle. So how does a golf brand continue to drum up attention without seeming desperate? Enter their latest team-up.
In July, Malbon announced that their newest collab will be with the oldest licensed distillery in Northern Ireland.
Yes, you read that last sentence right: a distillery. And not just any whiskey factory.
Admit it, you’ve been wanting to build a home simulator for a while now. There’s just one problem, though. The equipment you need can add up in a hurry. There’s the launch monitor, mat, screen, enclosure, projector…you get the idea. However, if you’re ready to get the ball rolling, the deal I have for you today is going to save a BIG chunk of change.
The Bushnell Launch Pro comes equipped with unlocked ball data, giving you carry distance, ball speed, total spin, vertical and horizontal launch angle, spin tilt axis and back and side spin. Designed for use indoors and out, you can take it to the range during the season and rely on sound data indoors during the off-season.
Having an option to work on your game year round can be a difference maker in how you perform season to season if you live in colder climates. Take advantage of this great deal and get that home simulator underway!
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Vice Golf, a German direct-to-consumer brand, is known for its high-quality, affordable and colorful golf balls. The 2024 Vice Golf ball lineup includes updated versions of their popular models and a new model: Vice Pro Plus, Vice Pro, Vice Pro Air, Vice Tour and Vice Drive. The MyGolfSpy Forum organized a full lineup testing opportunity which involved 10 testers who evaluated these new offerings from Vice. Each selected member would test a specific golf ball, meaning we would have two testers for each model of Vice golf ball.
Continue reading for a full breakdown of all the new Vice golf balls.
The initial impressions of the testers highlighted significant improvements in the design and feel of the 2024 Vice Golf balls. The new finishes and sleek designs were particularly well received. The Pro and Pro Plus models retained their premium look while the Pro Air introduced an aesthetic that stood out. The packaging also impressed the testers with its high-quality, professional appearance that hinted at the premium performance of the balls inside.
The Pro Plus model exhibited high spin rates, especially with short irons and wedges. This increased spin translated to better control and stopping power on the greens, making it an excellent choice for approach shots. Our high swing speed tester storm319 found the Pro Plus allowed him to impart significant backspin, enhancing his ability to hold the ball on the green. Tester hands39 noted, “The higher apex and spin were noticeable with my longer irons.”
The Pro model offered even higher spin rates than the Pro Plus which was evident in approach shots and around the greens. This model provided excellent control, allowing players to execute precise shots with confidence. The high spin rates made the Pro ideal for players who prioritize accuracy and control over sheer distance. Tester 3putt4double said, “The spin rates with wedges were excellent, providing great stopping power.”
In today's edition of Play Smart, we look at a drill from Tommy Fleetwood that will help you hit longer — and straighter — drives.
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Jon Rahm's Sunday collapse at the Paris Olympics revealed a rare side of the 2-time major champ ... and the Games themselves.
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With the men's Olympic golf event in the books, here's what stood out, plus a look ahead to plenty more action (from the women!) to come.
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In this edition of Timeless Tips we pulled an article from the 1970s about what you can learn from your divots.
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You already know from our extensive testing here at MyGolfSpy that we are serious about finding the best and brightest when it comes to absolutely everything golf, including golf balls. While performance and data will always be at the heart of what we do, color and design are in the eye of the beholder.
Every golfer has a preference when it comes to ball color and if you find yourself straying away from the classic white, your options have never looked this good!
These are our five favorite golf ball designs.*
*No particular order
One of the more understated designs on this list, the Vice Shade features a gentle gradient between two different colors. Available on the Pro and Pro Plus, I’ve really enjoyed playing these and have found them super-easy to spot in the rough. Look, y’all, we all wind up there from time to time ….
Golf roared back at the Olympics, Scottie Scheffler showed his priorities, Jon Rahm had a shocking finish and we collected exit interviews.
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