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1 common mistake causing inconsistent ball-striking, per top teacher

If you struggle with ball-striking, GOLF Top 100 Teacher Jim Murphy says this one common issue could be what's causing your inconsistency.

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Tears flow as PGA Tour pros remember Murray

Dozens of PGA Tour pros and commissioner Jay Monahan held a solemn celebration of life at the site of the Memorial for Grayson Murray, who died by suicide on May 25.

What is the cut line at the U.S. Open Championship?

As anticipation builds for the 2024 U.S. Open at Pinehurst Resort & Country Club’s Course No. 2, June 13-16, one of the most compelling subplots will unfold during the second round—where will the cut line fall, and who will finish above or below it? This “tournament within the tournament” decides who qualifies to contend for… Read the rest

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Father's Day deal: True Spec Golf gift cards offer 10% bonus cash

With Father's Day approaching, give your golf-loving dad a True Spec gift card. It'll save him 10 percent off his next purchase.

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The most annoying golfer habit? Here's what nearly 4,000 golfers said

Of the many etiquette violations golfers commit, one transgression is more irritating than the rest, according to GOLF.com's reader survey.

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Halcyon Golf Travel: Making Dream Golf Vacations Come True

For many of us, thinking back to the halcyon days of our past means summoning memories of our favorite days on the golf course. Sometimes that means recalling that day we hit the drive of our lives or the round where we finally shot that elusive low score we’ve been aiming for. Maybe it’s not based on our golf shots at all — sometimes the best days of our golfing lives are simply the ones spent with our best friends, knocking back a few cold ones in the clubhouse after a marathon 36-hole day or laughing about how everyone got soaked during that torrential downpour on the back nine. For the team at Halcyon Golf Travel, their goal is to summon all of the above, crafting golf trips that you’ll never forget — ones that will become halcyon days of their own. 

Started in 2018 by Jack Sallis, a lifelong golfer and sage student of the UK golf landscape, Halcyon Golf Travel helps golfers from all over the world plan and execute the golf trip of their dreams. Halcyon can plan and execute just about any UK- or Ireland-based golf trip you can dream up, whether that means hitting the region’s most famous courses or venturing off the beaten path. Prestigious Scottish institutions like The Old Course, Royal Troon, and Carnoustie are right in Halcyon’s wheelhouse — their sample Claret Jug Tour itinerary is a perfect example of how to hit the British Isles’ most well-known tracks all in one go — but Halcyon sets itself apart with its intimate knowledge of courses both big and small. 

Having represented England as a junior and maintained a more-than-impressive +4 handicap well into adulthood, Sallis has spent close to 30 years playing hundreds of courses across England, Scotland, and Ireland. This intimate experience comes in handy when helping Halcyon clients whip up their dream trip. He and his bookings manager, Lee Shepherd, can get tee times at Royal County Down & Royal Portrush, but sometimes visiting the busiest, most challenging, most expensive courses isn’t what a group is looking for. Halcyon loves planning trips that venture to some of the area’s other spectacular, if lesser known, courses and villages. They’ll tailor a trip to any handicap, any budget, and any interest a group might have. 

Seriously, Halcyon can and will set up just about any experience you can think of. If your group loves English Premier League football (er…soccer), they’ll plan a trip around it. Want to explore London and play some of the underrated golf in the country? They’ll set you up on a trip that lets you play the finest courses in the London area while leaving plenty of time for you to explore the English capital. Not only can they tailor a trip to your exact preferences, but they’ll facilitate some luxury experiences that take things to the next level. Helicopter rides between courses, whiskey tastings, a masterclass from a major champion — Halcyon can do a lot more than make tee times and reserve hotels. And this is precisely why you should choose them for your dream golf trip. 

So get your buddies together and draft up the golf vacation of your wildest dreams; Halcyon Golf Travel is there every step of the way. 

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Cink, Kisner, Leonard named Prez Cup assistants

Stewart Cink, Justin Leonard and Kevin Kisner have been named U.S. team assistant captains to Jim Furyk for this year's Presidents Cup.

Tony Finau's 1 swing thought for golfers looking to add speed

For today's edition of Play Smart, we asked Tony Finau for his best advice for amateurs looking to add swing speed.

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TaylorMade, Kith team up for second clubs and accessories collaboration

TaylorMade has teamed up with Kith for their second collaboration that includes clubs, clothing and accessories.

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Jim Nantz defends CBS coverage after ‘annoyed’ Tour winner's complaint

Jim Nantz pushed back against Robert MacIntyre's drone complaints on Sunday, offering a defense for golf TV.

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This 30-ball range drill is the most efficient way to sneak in golf practice

Don't have tons of time for golf practice? Try the 30-ball drill to efficiently manage range time for improvement.

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Wilson Staff Model RB Utility Irons

The new Wilson Staff Model RB Utility irons officially put a bow on Wilson’s impressive first half of 2024.

Yes, we said impressive. 

The new Dynapower Forged irons are sure to be contenders in this year’s player’s distance iron testing.

It’s the revamped Staff Model lineup, however, that’s doing more than simply turning heads.

If sleek and sexy player’s clubs make your heart do the cha-cha, the new Staff Models will have all your major organs doing the South Side Shuffle all night long.

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Don’t Blink: Kith For TaylorMade Will Be Gone Before You Know It

Everyone has a favorite power couple. You’ve got Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce. Beyonce and Jay-Z.

TaylorMade and Ronnie Fieg’s Kith.

Two years ago, I sat at my computer furiously scrolling through Kith’s website in an attempt to buy anything and everything from the new Kith for TaylorMade collab.

I ended up scoring a set of pins and a sweet hat that I still rock today.

Fast forward to now … the two are once again blurring the ever-fading line between streetwear and golf to bring us a new Kith for TaylorMade collection.

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We Tried It: PING s159 Wedge Custom Program

There is a lot of cool gear in the golf world that doesn’t always fit 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 We Tried

We Tried It: PING s159 Wedge Custom Program

Your Wedge Crafter

Dave Wolfe – MGS’s Crafty Crafter of Customs (and alliteration artiste)

We Tried It: We Tried It: PING s159 Wedge Custom Program

Don’t you love it when your golf gear looks exactly like your playing partners’ golf gear?

Me neither.

PING s159 Custom Wedge Rendering
PING s159 Custom Wedge Rendering
PING Wedge Fit
PING s159 Custom Wedge Rendering
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PING s159 Custom Wedge Set
PING s159 with DG 105 shaft
PING s159 Custom Wedge vs. Pro Custom
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Unwritten Practice Range Etiquette Rules

While some of the standards have evolved over the years, golf remains a game of etiquette.

That doesn’t mean it has to be stuffy and uptight. The etiquette portion, for the most part, refers to common courtesy of other golfers and the course itself. It represents the things you do to ensure the game moves quickly and safely while respecting those around you.

We tend to think of etiquette as how you conduct yourself on the course but it extends beyond that. There is etiquette throughout any facility, including the practice range.

Some parts of practice etiquette are unique to being on a driving range—or more heightened on a range—so I put together a list of previously unwritten practice range etiquette rules.

Airplane Rules For Conversation

When you are on an airplane, the common rule of thumb is that conversation should be held to a minimum. Everyone is sharing the same space so talking excessively during a flight is unnecessary.


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Rules Guy: Is it legal to use a Stimpmeter to gauge the speed of the greens before playing?

Is it permissible to use a Stimpmeter to measure the speed of the greens before teeing off? Rules Guy has the answer.

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Scott falters at U.S. Open qualifier; streak on line

Adam Scott ended his longest day in golf with a playoff loss against Cam Davis in a U.S. Open qualifier, and now Scott has to wait a week to see if his alternate status will allow him to extend the longest active streak of playing the majors.

Golf's Longest Day 2024: A Roundup

When one comes to the quality of the bunkers and other hazards we pass into realm of much dispute and argument. Primarily bunkers should be sand bunkers purely, not composed of gravel, stones or dirt. Whether this or that bunker is well placed, has caused more intensely heated arguments outside of the realms of religion, than has ever been my lot to listen to. C.B. MACDONALD

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MacIntyre withdraws from Memorial Tournament

Robert MacIntyre of Scotland withdrew from this week's Memorial Tournament on Monday, one day after winning his first career PGA Tour title at the RBC Canadian Open.

From Jontay Porter to Tucupita Marcano: A timeline of sports gambling scandals since 2018

San Diego Padres infielder Tucupita Marcano is facing a potential lifetime ban for betting on baseball.


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