The Gainbridge LPGA tournament, which was played in Boca Raton last year, is moving to Lake Nona for 2021 as the tour kicks off the year with three stops in Florida.
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The Phoenix Open, which is one of the most popular events on the tour, is reducing the number of fans.
January 13, 2020
Titleist and FootJoy announced as latest Sponsors of Women’s Golf Day
Titleist and FootJoy have joined the Women’s Golf Day sponsor family as the Official Golf Ball and Official Footwear Sponsors, respectively, of Women’s Golf Day (WGD) 2021. These highly respected golf industry leaders join WGD’s mission to engage, empower and support women and girls through the game of golf. Together, Women’s Golf Day, Titleist and FootJoy are striving to bring more women and juniors into the game of golf than ever before through education and opportunity.
“The growth and impact of Women’s Golf Day aligned well with our corporate dedication to engage with more women and girls than ever before,” comments Alicia Madden, Director of Media Acushnet Company. “We actively support women’s golf at every level of the game and are excited to see how this new partnership will enable us all to bring new players into the game and support those who have already fallen in love with the sport.”
Women’s Golf Day is scheduled for June 1, 2021. Throughout 2021, Acushnet Company, the parent company of Titleist and FootJoy, will work in conjunction with the WGD team to introduce new and innovative ways to engage and educate women about the opportunities that exist within golf. Since its inception in 2016, Women’s Golf Day has been hosted in over 900 location in 68 countries and this new relationship will benefit both the VIP Membership and broad ambassador and location network that supports the international movement.
Elisa Gaudet, Founder of WGD is delighted with this new partnership which heralds a fantastic start to 2021. She comments: “It is thanks to the commitment of individuals and organizations like Titleist and FootJoy, who are prioritizing the women’s game, that WGD is able to continue to grow from strength to strength. We look forward to partnering with them in this mission. Having these brands as part of our community makes us very proud and I am excited to see how we can work together to determine the future of our sport around the world.”
There is a lot of cool gear in the golf equipment world that doesn’t always fit neatly into Most Wanted Tests or Buyer’s Guides. You still want to know how it performs. In our We Tried It series, we put gear to the test and let you know if it works as advertised.
What is the Golf Garage?
The Golf Garage specializes in refinishing, restoring and personalizing golf equipment. The main objective is to “make golf look good.” As technology advances, the demand for personalization continues to skyrocket. The golf industry is no different. I love to add some flair, obnoxiousness or mesmerizing art to my golf. If you can relate, look no further because Kyle Campbell at the Golf Garage will add some serious flavor to your bag. He prides himself on recreating and personalizing golf equipment, especially putters.
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I’m Phillip Bishop, the new Hard Goods/Golf Club Testing Manager here at MyGolfSpy. I get to facilitate the 10,000+ golf shots during Most Wanted testing. I also have a soft spot for art, craftsmanship and flair. After all, I wear a piece of art every day … my prosthetic leg.
Inspiration Behind the Golf Garage
As a teenager, Kyle Campbell experimented with stamping his initials on his wedges and changing paint-fills. Later, he gained a background in metals. While working in specialty-steel R&D for eight years, he witnessed the processing of raw materials used in golf club manufacturing. Thus, what began as him using basic equipment and some yard-sale putters has developed into a specialty service and business through the power of social media.
The PGA Tour stays in Hawaii but moves to Honolulu for the Sony Open. Our experts offer their best bets for the event.
Jhonattan Vegas tested positive for the coronavirus, and he has withdrawn from the Sony Open in Hawaii.
Augusta National said that efforts are being made to include a "limited number of patrons for April's events -- the Masters, the Women's Amateur and the Drive, Chip & Putt National Finals -- provided it can be done safely.''
adidas celebrates 30-year anniversary of Equipment by bringing it to the fairways. Their new EQT shoe and apparel collection provides high-performance fabrics with sustainable PRIMEGREEN materials to align with their goal to END PLASTIC WASTE.
You can get your hands on the apparel NOW but you will have to wait until February 1st for the EQT shoes.
Check the EQT collection and let us know if this is something you would game.
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The schedule was fluid in 2020. It might be headed toward more changes in 2021, most notably with the WGC-Mexico Championship. Plus, where might Mike Whan end up after his run with the LPGA is over? Maybe at the USGA?
2021 Callaway Apex Irons & Hybrids – Key Takeaways
Apex family expands to three models: an upgraded Apex and completely new Apex Pro and Apex DCBAll feature Callaway’s A.I. Flash Cup FaceApex Pro features a new hollow-body design; Apex DCB (Deep Cavity Back) made for forgiveness & distanceApex hybrid line expands to standard and Pro modelsThe 2021 Callaway Apex irons and hybrids are an upgrade that’s not fooling around. That, dear reader, is a good thing.
We’re in the midst of a product launch avalanche, and nearly all of them are what you’d expect: evolutionary updates just different enough to be worth talking about. The new 2021 Callaway Apex irons and hybrids are all that and then some.
The 2019 Apex is at the end of its two-year mission. While the 2021 standard Apex iron is a nice upgrade, Callaway is giving us a completely made over Apex Pro and a brand-new Apex DCB (we’ll tell you what that means later). Additionally, we’re getting standard and Pro versions of the Apex hybrid.
That’s a lot of new sticks, and it’ll be interesting to see how it all dovetails with the rest of the Callaway lineup. But when you’re golf’s biggest company, making sense of the lineup isn’t something you worry about all that much.
2021 Callaway Apex Irons – A.I. Flash At Work
You read that correctly, the Apex lineup is expanding to three distinct iron sets. Callaway says it’s the first time its A.I. (Artificial Intelligence) designed Flash Cup Face is in a forged iron.
With the 2022 PGA Championship needing a new home, we run through the places it might land.
Welcome back to No Putts Given! Hell seems to have frozen over: PXG just released some inexpensive clubs, but are they any good? We also talk PING G425, Evnroll V Series, and Armlock putters.
0:41 – John Rahm leaves Taylormade for Callaway7:57 – Evnroll’s new V Series putters, including Guerin’s take on armlock18:16 – PXG releases their 0211 series, including some of their most affordable options to date.28:33 – Why would PXG start selling scented candles?33:21 – Ping’s G425 series looks to once again eke out improvements43:31 – HOT SEAT: Put $1000 on an armlock putt?44:46 – Most Wanted Driver testing has officially begunWatch Now
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