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The Fastest Round of Golf Took 47 Minutes
The Fastest Round of Golf Took 47 Minutes
Record Set in 2003
- The fastest round of golf on a standard 18-hole course was played in just 47 minutes by James O’Neil at the Furness Golf Club in the UK in 2003.
Unusual Circumstances
- O'Neil, a former professional golfer, was aiming to break a record under specific conditions. He played without a caddie and moved at an incredibly fast pace.
Extreme Efficiency
- O'Neil’s record-breaking round was achieved by playing with minimal stops between holes and minimal waiting. He also kept his walking speed at a constant pace, moving between shots without hesitation.
No Distractions
- To complete the round so quickly, O’Neil avoided unnecessary distractions, including no socializing with other players, and played under ideal weather conditions with a clear course ahead of him.
Challenges of Speed Golf
Scottie Scheffler's arrest and Rory McIlroy's U.S. Open collapse lead 'Full Swing' Season 3
Season 3 of Netflix's "Full Swing" premiered Tuesday, touching the memorable moments of the 2024 golf season.
Does Vessel Have Some Competition?
Pins & Aces Player Preferred Golf Bag
What We Like
High-quality materials and construction. Versatility for carry, push cart and riding cart use. Large pockets and removable carry straps. 14-way top keeps clubs separate and untangled. Vibrant purple color!What We Don't Like
On the larger size for the exclusively walking golfer. Insulated pocket infringes on garment pocket volume. Opening for lined valuables pocket it too tight.The Bottom Line
The Pins & Aces is a high-quality, high-functioning bag. It has ample storage, five-way and 14-way top options and performs well on the back, the push cart or the riding cart.
TGL highlights: Rory McIlroy, Justin Thomas and top moments from Monday's action
Los Angeles GC played New York GC and Boston Common Golf faced Atlanta Drive GC in TGL's Monday doubleheader. Here are the highlights from the matches.
Forgiveness and Feel: A Deep Dive into the Orion Golf Genius FCB Forged Iron
Traditional Forging Meets Modern Design
What makes CGS Orion stand out is that they go above and beyond when it comes to fit and finish. Hand-ground and forged In Ichikawa Himeji, Japan’s epicenter of hand grinding. These heads are sent to the town of Tsubame Sanjo in Niigata Japan, this area is renowned for beautiful hand polishing. This combination of Himeji handcrafting and Tsubame Sanjo’s polishing creates a stunning effect.
Forged irons have a long history of providing golfers with enhanced feedback and workability. The Orion Golf Genius FCB Forged Iron embraces this heritage by employing a precise forging process that refines grain structure in the clubhead. This method ensures a soft yet solid feel at impact, allowing golfers to immediately sense how the ball reacts off the face. Orion Golf marries this classic approach to clubmaking with modern design elements that help increase forgiveness, stabilize ball flight, and streamline turf interaction.
Feel, Feedback, and Control
One of the main reasons experienced golfers choose forged irons is the responsive feedback they deliver through the hands. The FCB Forged design focuses on refining center of gravity and optimizing the club’s sole and face thickness, which helps maintain consistency across various lies. Golfers can expect a smooth sensation through impact and an immediate awareness of how well they’ve struck each shot. This high level of feedback often leads to better control, enabling players to refine their swing mechanics and improve shot-shaping capabilities.
Forgiveness Without Sacrificing Workability
While many forged irons lean toward advanced players, the Orion Golf Genius FCB model balances a traditional, compact shape with subtle game-improvement elements. The clubhead design promotes a stable launch and consistent spin, helping golfers maintain accuracy on off-center strikes. This provides an extra margin of forgiveness without removing the ability to shape shots around the green or hit controlled draws and fades.
Such workability is especially valuable when you need to navigate challenging course conditions. Whether you’re flighting the ball down into the wind or putting a little extra spin for a stop-and-drop approach, the FCB Forged irons can handle it all with confidence.
2025 Cognizant Classic odds: Shane Lowry is co-betting favorite at PGA National
Bettings odds are out for the PGA Tour's 2025 Cognizant Classic in the Palm Beaches. Here's everything you need to know.
The post 2025 Cognizant Classic odds: Shane Lowry is co-betting favorite at PGA National appeared first on Golf.
Most Googled Golf Drivers Of 2025
During driver release season, everyone is excited to see what new equipment is on the market. We thought it would be fun to look at which golf drivers golfers are searching for the most. Here are the top five most-Googled golf drivers in 2025.
Top 5 most-Googled golf drivers in 2025
PING is the most Googled golf driver so far this year. Given the success of the PING G430 MAX 10K, this is not surprising. People are looking for details on the G440 series and any notable updates.
| Most Googled Drivers |
|---|
| 1. PING Drivers |
| 2. COBRA Drivers |
| 3. Callaway Drivers |
| 4. PXG Drivers |
| 5. TaylorMade Drivers |
The new COBRA DS-ADAPT X is all about adjustability which is probably a big reason so many golfers are searching for it. It fits a wide range of swings and delivers forgiveness and distance. It finished just ahead of Callaway to grab second place for most-Googled drivers.
Rounding out the top five are PXG and TaylorMade. The PXG Secret Weapon release helped to generate some Google searches. The mini-driver has a 43.75-inch shaft and is known for its workability and versatility.
Want more info?
If you want more information about any of these most-Googled golf drivers, here are some resources for you:
I’m Having A Hard Time Finding Anything To Dislike About My New Garmin Watch
Garmin Fenix 8
What We Like
16-day battery life Titanium bezel and sapphire crystal screen Full fitness and golf functionalityWhat We Don't Like
It ain't cheap OS could use some workThe Bottom Line
The Garmin Fenix 8 is an ultra-premium smartwatch for the serious athlete or golfer. As a daily driver, it works flawlessly and provides nearly every feature you could think of.
Most people, however, will be suited just as well with one of Garmin’s budget offerings or an Apple watch.
6 Golf Bags Under $200 That Are Worth A Look
Some golf bags in our 2025 testing were priced as high as $600. Now that our golf bag testing is complete, we’ve identified seven options that delivered average or better results—all for less than $200.
Best golf bags under $200
Datrek DG Lite III
Score: 8.6Finish: 19/24You want an affordable, lightweight cart bag with solid storage and a good divider system.
You’re looking for high-end features, extra durability or a premium look.
Maxfli Honors
Score: 8.4Finish: 22/24You want a 14-way top, full-length dividers and a reasonably priced mid-weight cart bag.
You play golf daily and need premium fabrics that withstand wear and tear.
Nordqvist to captain Europe's Solheim Cup team
Swedish golfer Anna Nordqvist has been named captain of the 2026 European Solheim Cup team, which will try to reclaim the cup after losing to the U.S. last year.
Campbell, aided by lucky bounce, wins in Mexico
Brian Campbell cashed in on a huge break Sunday when his tee shot in a playoff bounced out of the trees and back into play, leading to a birdie on the second extra hole to win the Mexico Open over Aldrich Potgieter.
Trump: 'Good chance' for PGA Tour-LIV resolution
President Donald Trump expressed optimism that the schism between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf would be resolved.
Kruyswijk bests Parry by two to win Kenyan Open
Jacques Kruyswijk won the Kenya Open after his bogey-free weekend carried him to a two-shot victory over John Parry.
Yin triumphs at LPGA Thailand despite Iwai's 61
Angel Yin made seven birdies in a bogey-free final round to hold off a fast-finishing Akie Iwai to win the LPGA Thailand tournament by one shot.
Potgieter clings to 1-shot lead at Mexico Open
A sloppy finish cut Aldrich Potgieter's lead to just one shot over Brian Campbell heading into the final round of the Mexico Open.
Yin moves into 3rd-round lead at LPGA Thailand
Angel Yin birdied three of her final four holes on the front nine to help set up an 8-under 64 to take a five-stroke lead into the final round of the LPGA Thailand tournament.
Finau to join TGL's Los Angeles GC for 1 match
Tony Finau signed a one-match contract to compete with Los Angeles Golf Club against New York Golf Club, the TGL team announced Friday.
Why We’re Digging This Early Ryder Cup Merch
It might be a little early for Ryder Cup merch (we’re a full seven months away), but today’s launch from Penfold Golf is worthy of a mention, and maybe your attention.
The new Penfold Ryder Cup 1927 line includes classic Penfold gear in both U.S. and Europe team colors, all made in partnership with British Millerain, the original pioneer of waxed canvas and featuring Penfold’s 1927 Ryder Cup logo.
If you’re a fan of retro-minimalist throwback golf collectibles (and yours truly certainly is), you’ll find the new Penfold merch intriguing. If it’s not your very British cup of tea, well, you can enjoy the pictures.
Let’s take a closer look.
Penfold Ryder Cup 1927 gear
The new Penfold Ryder Cup 1927 gear may be out in time for this September matches at Bethpage, but it’s intended for a two-year life cycle. 1927, you see, is the 100th anniversary of the very first Ryder Cup. That first match took place at the Worcester Country Club in Worcester, Massachusetts. 1927 is also the 100th anniversary of Penfold itself.
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