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The PGA Tour has asked a federal judge to deny a temporary restraining order to three of its suspended members who are seeking to participate in the FedEx Cup playoffs.

Fujikura is adding two shafts to the Ventus line: TR Black and TR Red.The TR models feature increased torsional stiffness in the handle section.MSPR is $350.

The Fujikura Ventus shaft family is getting two new siblings—TR Black and TR Red. That brings the total number of Ventus kith and kin to six. In 2019, Fujikura launched Ventus Blue. Shortly thereafter, it added Ventus Black and Ventus Red.

Side Note: Three years for a flagship shaft is a long tenure. The fact that it was more popular at retail and on Tour in its second year is equally abnormal. The Fujikura Ventus is the reigning heavyweight champion of the shaft world. Instead of a gaudy belt, it boasts retail sales figures and Tour usage stats that border on the absurd. It’s not abnormal to see +/- 25 percent of players in PGA TOUR and PGA TOUR Champions with some version of Ventus in the driver.

At times, it seems like it would be reasonable to suggest that Fujikura Ventus is the stock shaft of the PGA TOUR. Surely, I jest.

OK, moving on. Earlier this year, Fujikura introduced Ventus Blue TR which maintained the VeloCore architecture of the Ventus Blue profile but with an additional layer of spread tow of ultra-stiff carbon fiber in the mid-handle section. With TR Black and TR Red, Fujikura applied the same materials as it did with Ventus Blue TR, with the same intention: to lower launch and spin by increasing the torsional stiffness “where golfers need it most” according to Fujikura.

The Best Golf Shoes at the Wyndham Championship

The 2021-2022 PGA Tour season is winding down, but the golf shoe game is just starting to heat up! This week my golf shoe endeavors took me (virtually) to the Wyndham Championship, where a few players caught my attention right from the jump.

Let’s just say I was very impressed with the amount of note-worthy shoes this week considering the strength of the field. If it were up to me, each of the golfers on this list would earn enough Fedex Cup points for their shoes alone to put them into the the Top-125.

Maybe one day I’ll have that kind of pull. I need some Tour guy giving out post-round interviews about how he was more worried about making the Spy Kicks top 5 instead of actually playing decent golf!

Here are the best golf shoes I saw this week at the Wyndham Championship in North Carolina.

Harold Varner III in the French Blue Air Jordan 12 Low G

Technically we can call the French Blue Air Jordan 12 Low G and unreleased shoe because it’s not yet available at retail. The keyword being “yet.” In all of my research my findings have been consistent: this shoe will most likely get a general release to the public on August 12 with a retail price of $220. Sneakerheads rejoice! Anytime a shoe this sweet makes its way to retail, you know the Golf Gods are blessing us for some reason or another.

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This is the most intensive data-driven fairway wood review you will find anywhere so let’s take a look at the best fairway woods of 2022!

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Joohyung "Tom" Kim became the second-youngest winner on the PGA Tour since World War II after shooting a 9-under 61 to win the Wyndham Championship on Sunday.

Jerry Kelly missed a chance to win in regulation and then made short work in the playoff Sunday with a 4-foot birdie putt to win the Shaw Charity Classic for his third title of the season on the PGA Tour Champions.

Ashleigh Buhai recovered from throwing away a 5-shot lead at the Women's Open by beating In Gee Chun in a playoff Sunday to win her first major title.

Callum Shinkwin claimed his second European tour title with a four-shot victory in the Cazoo Open on Sunday.

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Welcome to Testers Wanted where we recruit readers like you for objective feedback on products that roll into HQ throughout the year!

You might call it an electric push cart, caddie or trolley. Whatever. Plenty of golfers are opting for the hands-free golfing experience offered by various manufacturers.

Stewart Golf launched its first products in the UK in 2003. Nearly two decades later, the brand claims to be the industry leader in “follow” technology.

Because data-driven objective testing is what we do, we need some of you to assess and report back to us at MyGolfSpy.

Kirk Triplett shot a steady 2-under 68 on Saturday to take a one-stroke lead into the final round of the Shaw Charity Classic.

Brandon Wu and Sungjae Im were tied atop the Wyndham Championship on Saturday, when two storm delays kept the third round from being completed.

South Africa's Ashleigh Buhai will carry a five-shot lead into the final round of the Women's British Open after shooting a 7-under 64 in the third round on Saturday.

Will Zalatoris and caddie Ryan Goble ended a three-year partnership after the second round of the Wyndham Championship.

Joohyung "Tom" Kim has a share of the lead with Brandon Wu and Ryan Moore at the suspended Wyndham Championship, which will resume Saturday morning with a couple of important putts that will determine whether the cut is at 1 or 2 under.

Padraig Harrington's 64 matched his lowest score of the year on the PGA Tour Champions, and it was is best opening round of the season on the 50-and-older circuit.

In Gee Chun took the halfway lead at the Women's Open after a 5-under 66 in the second round on Friday, putting her in position to challenge for a second major title of the year and fourth overall.

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 We Tried

PUMA IGNITE Articulate — the laced version of PUMA Golf’s latest high-performance golf shoe.

Your PUMA IGNITE Articulate Tester

Tony Covey. Yeah, that’s right, the #LacesAreForSuckers guy is biting the bullet and stepping into a pair of BOA- (and Disc-) free golf shoes.