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One brand that never fails to innovate within the shoe space is adidas.

Take, for example, 4D. Introduced in 2017 and later receiving a whole mainstream release, adidas 4D technology is objectively one of the bigger innovations in footwear in the last decade.

Once reserved for running and training shoes, 4D has made its way to a golf shoe. What the heck is 4D and why should I care if it’s on my golf shoe?

That’s why I’m here. Let’s take a deeper dive into this brand new model (and technology) courtesy of the Brand with Three Stripes.

Release Details

Available starting Sept. 21 at adidas.4D midsole cushioningBuilt on gender-neutral lastSpikeless outsoleRemoveable Kiltie

Foreword to 4D

Admittedly, adidas 4D technology is much more intricate than I can understand. But there are a few key points you need to know about adidas 4D. It is, after all, a heck of a technological advancement, in my opinion.

Adidas 4D is essentially a 3D-printed midsole. A deeper dive reveals the actual midsole printing process is done using light and oxygen in what’s called Digital Light Synthesis. The biggest advantage of this new manufacturing process is the ability to create delicate and intricate lattices, the basis for adidas 4D midsole design.

In an interview with GOLF.com, Stacy Lewis dished on the Solheim Cup, course strategy, her go-to swing thought from the bunker and more.

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The Solheim Cup begins in less than three days. One issue: Danielle Kang's golf clubs got lost on the way to Spain.

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Former U.S. Open champion Gary Woodland underwent surgery to remove a brain tumor on Monday, according to a statement posted on social media.

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Canada's Prince Edward Island serves up world-class golf and food. We spent 48 hours taking in the best fairways and feasts on this island destination.

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Check out the full 2023 Solheim Cup TV schedule for this week's competition between the U.S. and European teams in Spain.

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Tour Edge is updating their Template Series of putters with four new models and updated versions of three of the originals. The seven models will be available in black PVD and silver PVD finishes. Overall, the new Template Series includes a broad range of shapes, both classic and unique. Each putter is named after a template golf hole.

Key Takeaways:

Tour Edge is releasing seven new Template Series putter models.All models are available in black or silver PVD finishes.Named after template golf course architectural designs.At shops Nov.1 for $129.99

What is a template hole?

For those of us not familiar with the elements of golf course design, a template hole is an iconic hole design that is often incorporated into new courses. Writing that out, it makes sense. Imagine that you had a plastic template for drawing circles. With that template, you could draw the same circle over and over, wherever you wished to draw it.

The template concept gets tweaked a bit when you talk about golf holes. Unlike the circle example above, the golf hole still needs to fit into the landscape. As such, the original template must be modified for a specific course while maintaining the key elements of the original template. The most famous template hole is likely the Road Hole at St Andrews. Versions of the Road Hole exist at other courses, modified as needed for the location.

After learning this, I couldn’t help but wonder if I’ve played on any of these template holes. There are more than 20 of them, after all. As it turns out, I played a whole bunch of template holes when I played the Old Macdonald course at Bandon Dunes.

Appropriately, that course was named after and designed to honor Charles Blair Macdonald, the course architect who brought inspiration from iconic holes from around the world to his design of the Chicago Golf Club in 1896.

One of the most recognizable putter shapes in the history of the industry returns to anchor TaylorMade's extensive Spider Tour Series lineup.

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TaylorMade announced the new Spider Tour Series putters today, based on their popular Spider Tour and Spider Tour X mallet putter models. The series will include new versions of those popular mallets as well as completely new Spider Tour V and Spider Tour Z putters.

What You Need to Know

TaylorMade is releasing a new series of putters based upon their iconic Spider Tour mallet.The line features two classic head shapes and three new models. All Spider Tour Series putters feature new and classic TaylorMade putter technologies.At shops Oct. 27 for $349.99

There will even be one more in the series: the Spider Tour Series S, arriving next spring.

Rereleasing an old, popular putter model is a dicey scenario. On one hand, you are providing customers with an updated version of a putter they love. When you grab one of these and roll it in the shop, it’s like reconnecting with an old friend.

On the other hand, re-releasing old putters has potential pitfalls. First, you can’t just roll out exactly the same old model. You need to tweak the design enough to make it seem new but not so much that it loses the flavor of the original.

The other danger is that, if you keep rolling out the same model year after year, you run the risk of being branded by the consumer as lazy. Giving it a new paint scheme will not be enough.

PXG rounds out their precision 0317 players iron line with the hollow-body 0317 T to offer a combination of more distance and shot control.

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Kevin Kisner and Roger Maltbie popped up in the PGA Tour's fall opener, Rory McIlroy dished on the Masters and more in the Monday Finish.

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A statement posted on Gary Woodland's social media accounts said the "majority of the tumor" was removed during the brain surgery and that the 39-year-old PGA Tour veteran is now resting.

Phil Mickelson said he isn't wagering on football games this season as he continues to recover from a gambling addiction in a statement posted to social media Monday.

CBS Sports longtime broadcaster Jim Nantz was among six people named as part of the PGA of America's 2023 Hall of Fame class Monday, a group that will be inducted on Nov. 8 in Frisco, Texas.

Phil Mickelson, in a lengthy post on social media, said he won't bet on football this season and opened up on his gambling struggles and addiction.

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The Ping iBlade is a popular golf iron model from Ping, a well-respected golf club manufacturer known for producing high-quality and innovative golf equipment. The iBlade is part of Ping's "i" series of irons, which are designed for skilled golfers seeking precision, control, and a classic look.

Key features and characteristics of the Ping iBlade iron set include:

1. Blade-Style Design: The iBlade is a classic blade-style iron with a clean and compact clubhead that appeals to traditionalists. Its simple and elegant appearance is favored by players who appreciate the aesthetics of a traditional iron.

2. Forged Construction: The iBlade irons are forged from soft 431 stainless steel, which enhances feel and feedback at impact. Forged irons are known for their exceptional responsiveness and control.

3. Muscle-Back Design: These irons feature a muscle-back design, which concentrates the club's weight behind the impact area for increased control and workability. This design allows skilled golfers to shape shots with precision.

If you're someone who often experiences golf anxiety prior to teeing off on the first hole, GOLF Teacher to Watch Mike Bury offers some tips.

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Have you ever put a new grip on your golf club and felt an instant difference? Maybe you felt more comfortable, had an easier time releasing the club or felt more confident you could go after the ball with extra speed?

These things can happen with the right golf grip. 

Read on about how to choose the right grip for your game, the information that plays into this decision, when to change your grips and whether you can do it yourself. 

How Do You Choose The Right Golf Grip For Your Game? 

To choose the right golf grip for your game, you have to consider the size and the material of the grip. The proper grip sizing ensures your hands have enough control over the golf club and that you can release the golf club correctly through impact. 

Proper grip material helps with things like traction, comfort and even confidence. 

We put TaylorMade's new 2023 P790 players distance irons to the test to find out how they perform in real world conditions for real golfers.

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