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If you find that a tee marker's position affects your swing, is it permissible to move it? Rules Guy has the answer.

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From Glen Maxwell's mind-blowing knock against Afghanistan to similar pain-no-barrier success stories from PV Sindhu and Michael Jordan. here's a list of athletes to battled pain to win big.

Tiger Woods provided an update on the state of his surgically-repaired right ankle, in an interview with the Associated Press.

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From Tiger Woods' latest looping job to Homa and JT's South African safari and Rory McIlroy's trip to Boston, get caught up.

The post Tiger the caddie, JT and Homa’s safari, McIlroy’s Boston trip | Rogers Report appeared first on Golf.

Tiger Woods said his surgically repaired right ankle is feeling fine but the other areas on his legs are still giving him issues.

Tiger Woods now has his own TGL team. And he's the owner. Here's who is joining him in that venture of the upcoming golf league.

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GOLF Top 100 Teacher Tina Tombs shares an awareness drill that helps with ball-striking practice for better contact.

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Tiger Woods headlines the ownership group for the final team entry into the TGL, the new tech-infused golf league that he helped develop with Rory McIlroy.

Modern push carts are lightweight, easily foldable and make walking a joy. Check out GOLF’s picks for the best push carts we've seen all year.

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The Spider Tour prototype putter Scottie Scheffler debuted during the FedEx Cup playoffs is available in limited quantities.

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When TaylorMade released their new Spider Tour line of putters in September, many of you asked if one of those putters was the putter that Scottie Scheffler used during the FedEx Cup playoffs. Unfortunately, the answer was no. That version of the Spider Tour putter was only for Tour players.

That changes today.

Fast Facts

TaylorMade is releasing the previously Tour-only Spider Tour X Proto putter.The Spider Tour X Proto mallet features a milled face and blade-like feel.Limited quantities produced.Available Nov. 7 with a MSRP of $500.

TaylorMade just announced that the Spider Tour X Proto mallet putter is available to the public as a limited-edition offering. It’s not exactly the Scottie Spider but it’s close. 

This Spider Tour X features the same core design changes as the one that Scheffler used. Specifically, it has a milled face.

How does the Spider Tour X Proto differ from the current Spider Tour X?

Before we look at the Spider Tour X Proto, let’s recap the key elements of the 2023 TaylorMade Spider Tour line. 

Here are 3 bets we're high on at this week's Butterfield Bermuda Championship, the second-to-last stop in the FedEx Fall season.

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Rory McIlroy pushed back on speculation that Jon Rahm could be the next big LIV defection after Rahm's abrupt departure from the TGL.

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In this week's GOLF Subpar from the Tito's Shorties Classic, the Bob Does Sports crew breaks down what a typical week looks like for them.

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It’s been a couple of years since an A Grind last landed in Vokey WedgeWorks, and it’s probably not a stretch to assume that the Vokey Design WedgeWorks 60A will be the last of the SM9 era.

Still, I expect there will be plenty of interest in Vokey’s latest low bounce wedge offering.

Grinds can be complicated, so perhaps it’s helpful to understand that for all the variety offered within the Vokey lineup, there are only a handful of what you might call core grinds. By and large, they’re the familiar ones (F, M, S, L, etc.) that show up on retail shelves year after year.

A good bit of what hits WedgeWorks aren’t so much wholly unique grinds as they are variations of a core grind.

For example, the most recent WedgeWorks release, the V Grind is basically a higher bounce take on the extremely versatile T Grind.

Rory McIlroy reminds us of pro golf's precarious position, Tiger Woods shows improvement, the TGL tests shot clocks and more.

The post Rory’s LIV breakdown, Tiger’s gait, golf’s new referees | Monday Finish appeared first on Golf.

The Testing Opportunity

Not everyone golfs in the rain but if you do it is essential to have quality rain gear that will keep you dry and comfortable and still provide enough flexibility so you can perform your best.

Galway Bay has consistently performed well in our Most Wanted testing and, this year, offered to take part in MyGolfSpy Forum testing.

Galway Bay provided each tester with their Hawthorn II golf rain jacket, Seagrove II chino rain pants and golf rain gloves. Five intrepid testers volunteered to play golf in conditions that would make most of us head home. These brave souls were chosen to give us their honest opinions on how this Galway Bay rain gear performed in some of the worst conditions, how it fit and identify its strengths and weaknesses.

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The “science of feel” may be the ultimate golf oxymoron. How could it be that the most subjective performance attribute in the game – how a club feels when you hit it – is the result of advanced engineering?

One would have to have a soul of stone to sully the art and emotion of feel by bringing math, computer simulation and ultra-modern technology into the equation. After all, didn’t Ben Hogan, the greatest technical tactician/golfer of them all, say it better than anyone?

“A well-hit golf shot,” he told us, “is a feeling that goes up the shaft, right through your hands and into your heart.”

You can’t wax poetically any better than that.

But, friends, we’re on the cusp of 2024. Today, we carry more technology in our pockets than Apollo 11 took to the moon over half a century ago. And while it may not please golf purists, technology can make you feel things that weren’t possible even a decade ago.

Costco has had success with its golf balls, wedges, putters and gloves. Its next offering appears to be a Kirkland Signature driver.

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