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Thomas Pieters sealed his sixth European Tour title with a one-shot victory in a thrilling final round of the HSBC Championship in Abu Dhabi on Sunday.

A new year of golf is upon us, does that mean it’s time for a new ball? We know that golfers regardless of level can benefit from playing a single type of ball every round, but what ball will be best? While there can’t be one ball that will be best for every golfer, we can at least use data to give a decent start. Through countless hours of testing and shots, the balls on this list deserve your consideration.

1. Titleist Pro V1

The Key Point: If you want quality, consistency, and performance ball after ball, the Pro V1 remains a no brainer.

This shouldn’t surprise anybody. For two decades, the conversation around the best premium ball to use has always begun with the Titleist Pro V1 and this list will be no different. Both in the Ball Lab and robot ball testing, the Pro V1 is the model of consistency and performance, taking top marks in both settings. The ball’s profile meets the widest variety of golfers of the Titleist lineup and rarely would ever be a bad choice. The Titleist Pro V1 comes at a price premium, but for many the value is still there for the level of trust it provides. It remains one of the best golf balls you can buy.

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Hudson Swafford won the American Express for the second time in five years Sunday, breaking a late tie with an eagle in a closing-round 8-under 64.

Danielle Kang posted the low score Sunday at 4-under 68 and sprinted away to a 3-shot victory at the season-opening Hilton Grand Vacations Tournament of Champions on Sunday.

Aaron Jarvis picked golf over soccer. And now, with a win at the LAAC, he's got a spot in the Masters and The Open at St. Andrews.

Aaron Jarvis made birdie on the final hole Sunday for a 3-under 69 and a one-shot victory in a tense ending to the Latin America Amateur Championship

Scott Jamieson retained a one-shot lead going into the final round of the HSBC Championship in Abu Dhabi after a four-under-par 68 on Saturday ahead of Shane Lowry and Thomas Pieters.

Miguel Angel Jimenez won the Mitsubishi Electrict Championship at Hualalai for the third time.

Lee Hodges, along with Paul Barjon, took advantage of a late tee time on Saturday to miss the worst of a windy day and share the third-round lead at The American Express in La Quinta, California.

Nelly Korda is just ahead of a stacked field going into the final round of the Hilton Grand Vacations Tournament of Champions.

No country has had more than one player with the Latin America Amateur Championship -- except Chile. Now, two players are in position to give the country its fourth winner.

Every year, adidas is in the running for the top five of our Most Wanted Shoe Tests. One shoe, in particular, has always been a solid performer: the TOUR360.

But why? For the most part, little has changed visually over the years. But what you get with the TOUR360 is much more than what you see.

When Boost Technology, previously found only in their running shoes, was introduced in the TOUR360 golf shoes was a monumental breakthrough for adidas Golf.

I’ve tried every TOUR360 model even before coming to work for MyGolfSpy. Even before the introduction of Boost Technology, the sexiness of the TOUR360 had me hooked.

I know what you’re asking. What’s the difference from last year’s model? We will get to that later. But I agree with you. It looks the same as last year—just a different color combo.

Puerto Rico's Roberto Nieves gritted through a challenging day at the 2022 Latin America Amateur Championship to finish the third round in possession of the lead and up 1 shot on the rest of the field at Casa de Campo's Teeth of the Dog course.

Scott Jamieson took a one-shot lead in the opening round of the HSBC Championship in Abu Dhabi after carding an error-free 63 to finish at nine-under on Thursday.

The Evnroll ER11 VX and ZERO are new models for 2022. That’s the lede.

With Evnroll, however, a new design is at best half the story. The foundation of every Evnroll putter is its proprietary parabolic grooves. In Evnroll parlance, its Sweet Face technology is what continues to separate it from every other putter brand. And if performance is the most important attribute of any piece of equipment, there’s plenty of evidence to suggest that Evnroll is still something of a unicorn in the putter world.

Some critics can’t seem to get past the concept that putter grooves can help moderate distance AND direction. However, data from Quintic and comprehensive player testing suggests that this is exactly the case.

But that’s a debate for another day.