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When was the last time you changed your grips? Do you change them each season or are you using the same grips that have been on your clubs for years? 

MyGolfSpy needs eight golfers to test, review and keep some of Lamkin’s newest golf grips for 2023. 

Lamkin has been making high-quality golf grips since 1925 and continues to develop key innovations that result in more power, consistency and accuracy. For 2023, Lamkin has released the SONAR+ Black and the UTX Blue/Green Grips with new technology and comfort to help you get a better grip on your game.  Lamkin says the SONAR+ Black is known for “comfort, connection and power.” 

This grip, with a deceptively minimalist appearance, is constructed from Lamkin’s comfortable and durable Genesis Material. Combined with the refined texture and remarkable touch of their Fingerprint Technology, the result is a long-lasting grip with an enhanced feel and strong connection.

The UTX Blue and UTX Blue are said to be the industry’s first and only corded golf grip with a tack feel. 

Full 2023 Rocket Mortgage Classic tee times for Round 3 on Saturday, featuring Rickie Fowler, Ludvig Aberg and more.

The post 2023 Rocket Mortgage Classic tee times: Round 3 pairings for Saturday appeared first on Golf.

On this week's episode of Subpar, Tour caddie John Burke told the story of the time he asked for Wayne Gretzky's autograph during a round.

The post Tour caddie defends asking for Wayne Gretzky’s autograph at a hilariously bad time appeared first on Golf.

Hall of Famer and Fox Sports analyst John Smoltz talks the similarities and differences between golf and baseball in an exclusive interview.

The post John Smoltz Q&A: The MLB Hall of Famer on which of his pitching skills is most useful on the course appeared first on Golf.

The trick to generating compression is to hit the ball first and the ground second. Here's how to do it like a pro.

The post Follow these 3 steps to compress the ball better than ever appeared first on Golf.

If you're struggling to properly turn during the backswing, try this drill from GOLF Top 100 Teacher Jason Baile.

The post Want to make a better backswing? Try some ‘W turns’ appeared first on Golf.

What's the one thing you should focus on to flush your fairway woods? Three GOLF Top 100 Teachers weigh in.

The post Top 100 Teachers share the secrets for flushing your fairway woods appeared first on Golf.

Can you play just any golf ball on the course and succeed? Probably not. The Fully Equipped crew discusses on the latest pod.

The post Don’t undergo a club fitting without this piece of gear | Fully Equipped appeared first on Golf.

GOLF Top 100 Teacher Kellie Stenzel shares her 10 most important tips for players to finally stop slicing the ball.

The post 10 ways to stop slicing the ball off the tee (for good!) appeared first on Golf.

Is LIV Golf surviving past 2023, following the proposed bombshell agreement. Its players seem to know the answer.

The post Is LIV Golf surviving past 2023? Its players seem to know the answer appeared first on Golf.

Bernhard Langer carded a 3-under 68 Friday that gave him the second-round lead at the U.S. Senior Open after he was able to avoid most -- but not all -- of the trouble at SentryWorld.

Taylor Moore and Taylor Pendrith shared the Rocket Mortgage Classic lead at 13 under Friday, hoping to hold off a veteran trying to end a victory drought and a promising young pro aiming for his first PGA Tour victory.

Here is the tragic reason why PGA Tour pros were wearing red pins on Thursday at the Rocket Mortgage Classic.

The post The tragic reason why PGA Tour pros were wearing red pins in Detroit appeared first on Golf.

Back in the day, not that long ago, relatively speaking in the annals of golf, if you wanted to know your yardage to the middle of the green, you looked for a sprinkler head on the course.

At almost any golf course, those sprinkler heads had a number on it. So you would take that… Read the rest

The post How To Use a Golf Rangefinder (And How It Works) appeared first on Golf Blog, Golf Articles | GolfNow Blog.

As we saw during robotic testing, it's possible to take your game to the next level with the proper golf ball.

The post 5 valuable insights we learned from our golf ball robotic testing appeared first on Golf.

Parker McLachlin, aka Short Game Chef, shows how a modernized setup can lead to more consistency on shots between 50 and 125 yards.

The post Master wedge shots by reimagining your setup, says short-game star appeared first on Golf.

Luke List withdrew from the Rocket Mortgage Classic in Detroit prior to Friday's second round due to a foot injury.

Constantly topping the ball is a discouraging feeling. Here's a technique that will help you stop topping the ball for good.

The post The best way to stop topping the golf ball, according to a major champion appeared first on Golf.

Avoiding 3-putts will help lower your score, but how often should you expect to 3-putt based on your handicap? We have data for you.

The post How likely you are to 3-putt based on your handicap, according to data appeared first on Golf.

Hitting out of the sand, also known as a bunker shot, requires a specific technique to ensure a successful shot. Here are the basic steps to help you hit out of the sand effectively:

1. Select the Right Club: Choose a sand wedge or a lob wedge for bunker shots. These clubs are designed with a higher loft, which helps to get the ball out of the sand and onto the green more easily.

2. Open Your Stance and Clubface: Position your feet slightly wider than shoulder-width apart with your front foot flared open towards the target. Open the clubface by aiming it slightly to the right (for right-handed players) of the target.

3. Dig Your Feet In: Sink your feet into the sand to stabilize your stance. This will provide a solid base for your swing and prevent your feet from slipping during the shot.

4. Focus on the Sand Behind the Ball: Unlike shots from the fairway or rough, you want to hit the sand first when hitting from a bunker. Aim to strike the sand about 1-2 inches behind the ball. Visualize a spot in the sand where you want the club to make contact.