GOLF.com editor Zephyr Melton explains a clever way he's aiming to teach himself to shoot lower scores this season.
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GOLF.com editor Zephyr Melton explains a clever way he's aiming to teach himself to shoot lower scores this season.
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From a "complete" Rory McIlroy to a searching Xander Schauffele and a grinding Scottie Scheffler, here's the status of golf's elite as the 2025 Masters nears.
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I visited TGL's SoFi Center and got a first-hand look at the facility, the production, the Full Swing technology and lots more.
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Three-time PGA Tour winner Patton Kizzire gave his side after his viral putter punt at the Valspar Championship last week.
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Hitting your driver with accuracy can be a huge asset for your game. Here are 10 keys for splitting every fairway from Hal Sutton.
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Viktor Hovland won the Valspar with a Ping DS72 putter, the same putter he's used his entire career. Here's how you can get one.
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The early 2025 Texas Children's Houston Open odds have World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler and World No. 2 Rory McIlroy as betting favorites.
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Can Justin Thomas lead Atlanta Drive GC to the title or will Xander Schauffele and New York Golf Club lift the trophy? We break down the first TGL championship match.
The 2025 TGL finals go down Monday, March 24, and Tuesday, March 25. Here's full TGL TV coverage and streaming info for the finals.
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"Love is in the air," said Tiger Woods, as he went public to confirm he's dating President Trump's former daughter-in-law Vanessa Trump, 47.
We recently analyzed the equipment used by the PGA Tour’s longest drivers so it’s time to turn our attention to the most accurate – those who hit the most fairways. While I always find numbers and data interesting, PGA Tour stats rarely reveal something this telling. One brand dominates fairway finders with 40 percent of the top players using it. Even more interesting is that the trade-off between distance and accuracy reinforces a trend we’ve seen in our own Best Golf Driver testing for years.
This data is accurate as of March 2025 and it shows that only seven players on the PGA Tour hit the fairway more than 70 percent of the time. Takumi Kanaya, hits more than 80 percent! For reference, an average 15-handicap golfer hits the fairway about 48 percent of the time.
Player Name | Fairways Hit % | Driver Used |
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Takumi Kanaya | 81.31% | PING G410 |
Ben Kohles | 74.43% | Titleist TSR3 |
Lucas Glover | 72.29% | Srixon ZXi |
Collin Morikawa | 71.73% | TaylorMade Qi35 LS |
Brice Garnett | 71.48% | Callaway Paradym Triple Diamond |
John Pak | 70.59% | TaylorMade Qi35 LS |
Aaron Rai | 70.29% | TaylorMade M6 |
Victor Perez | 69.10% | PING G440 LST |
Matteo Manassero | 68.24% | Titleist GT3 |
Paul Peterson | 68.12% | PING G430 LST |
Max McGreevy | 67.59% | Srixon ZX5 Mk II |
Sepp Straka | 67.33% | Callaway Paradym Ai Smoke Triple Diamond |
Rico Hoey | 66.28% | PING G440 LST |
Russell Henley | 66.16% | PING G430 LST |
Daniel Berger | 66.09% | PING G430 LST |
Matt McCarty | 65.97% | Titleist TSi2 |
Sungjae Im | 65.73% | PING G440 LST |
Corey Conners | 65.57% | PING G440 LST |
Brandt Snedeker | 65.24% | Titleist TSR2 |
Andrew Putnam | 65.12% | Srixon ZX5 Mk II LS |
The best way to find a driver that fits your game and gets your tee shot in the fairway is to go for a proper fitting. Chances are your swing speed won’t match most of the players on this list. However, it’s interesting to know which brands/specific models help golfers hit the most accurate drives.
Eight of the top 20 golfers leading the Tour’s fairways hit percentage have a PING driver. The next most popular was the Titleist with four golfers.
The PING G440 LST was the most popular model. This lower-spinning PING is typically designed for players with higher swing speeds who want to control their ball flight. Three players use the PING G430 LST.
Powerbilt is back, baby, and their new Atlas MB is as pretty an iron I’ve ever seen. Did I mention they feel good, too?
It’s easy to overlook the Cleveland HB SOFT 2 putter lineup.
After all, it’s way more fun to wail, moan and gnash our teeth at the latest big-ticket putter from Scotty Cameron, Bettinardi or whomever. Cleveland, meanwhile, continues to release flatsticks under $200 that flat-out perform.
That’s why we’re taking a long – and I do mean looooong – look at three new additions to the Cleveland HB SOFT 2 family of putters. Specifically, Cleveland is adding two 38-inch counterbalanced models to the lineup, along with a 48-inch “broom-style” putter.
In case you’re wondering, Cleveland is closing in on 40 putter models in its stable ranging in price from $149.99 to $249.99. I don’t care who you are, that’s a lot.
So why add long putters to the mix? Well, if you’re Cleveland Golf, why the hell not?
“Free golf balls” may sound too good to be true but if you’re willing to buy in bulk, it’s a real possibility. Right now, some of the top brands are competing to get golfers to purchase balls in bulk to be ready for the season. If you are ready to stock up, now’s the time to do it on some of these limited-time “free” golf ball deals.
For each of these deals, you buy four dozen and get one for free. Most require you to put all four dozen in the cart. The Callaway deals are a little different. They are sold as a pack of four dozen and the price is already discounted to reflect getting one dozen for free.
Most of the premium models are priced about the same but adding personalization can increase the overall prices.
Titleist – Pro V1 2025 4-Dozen – $164.97Titleist – Pro V1x 2025 4-Dozen – $164.97Titleist – Pro V1x Left Dash 4-Dozen – $164.97Titleist – AVX 4-Dozen – $149.97Titleist – Pro V1x 2025 4-Dozen Personalized – $179.97Titleist – Pro V1x Left Dash 4-Dozen Personalized – $179.97Titleist – AVX 4-Dozen Personalized – $164.97Callaway – Chrome Soft Triple Track 4-Dozen Brick 2024 – $164.99Callaway – Chrome Tour Triple Track 4-Dozen – $164.99Callaway – Chrome Tour X Triple Track 4-Dozen – $164.99TaylorMade – TP5 Golf Balls – $164.97TaylorMade – TP5x Golf Balls – $164.97TaylorMade – TP5 Symbol Golf Balls – $179.97Srixon – ZStar – $149.99Srixon – Soft Feel – $74.99Srixon – ZStar XV – $149.99You’ll notice that many deals where you get a dozen free golf balls are for premium golf balls. A few other companies offer these deals where you only have to purchase two dozen and you end up with one free.
Wilson Staff Model 2024 Golf Balls ($49.99 per dozen)Wilson Staff Model X 2024 Golf Balls ($49.99 per dozen)Mizuno RB 566 2024 Golf Balls ($21.99 per dozen)Mizuno RB MAX Golf Balls ($29.99 per dozen)These next few deals don’t necessarily offer free golf balls but you still get a discount when you buy in bulk.
A golf bag can be more than just a place to store clubs. Instead it can represent and showcase a golfer’s personality, style and connection to the game. With the Anyday Patron Only Edition, Ghost Golf has taken its stellar Anyday 5.0 Stand Bag and given it an elevated, refined look with subtle nods to one of golf’s most iconic events. While the core functionality remains the same as the standard Anyday 5.0, it is the attention to detail that sets this edition apart.
If you have read my previous thoughts on the MyGolfSpy Forum about the Ghost Golf Anyday 5.0, you already know I am a big fan of the design and performance of this bag. It is durable, well-constructed and packed with thoughtful features. It is not the lightest stand bag on the market and the price point is definitely on the premium side but in terms of quality, it delivers. However, this Patrons Only edition is the first true limited-edition offering from Ghost Golf so let’s dive into what makes it stand out.
First impressions? The color scheme is perfection. The tan base gives it a classic, timeless feel, while the green and yellow accents provide a subtle yet distinct nod to Augusta National and the Masters. The balance here is key. Ghost Golf did not overdo it. Some special-edition golf gear leans too heavily into themes, making them feel gimmicky, but this bag gets it just right. The green and yellow pop in a way that is noticeable without being overwhelming which makes the entire design feel sophisticated rather than flashy.
Beyond the gorgeous colorway, the small details make this bag stand out even more.
Azalea-lined pockets. This is one of the standout little touches. The inside lining features an azalea pattern, a fitting tribute to one of the most recognizable features of Augusta.Custom zipper tags. Instead of standard zippers, Ghost Golf upgraded them with yellow highlights including both plastic and ribbon-style pulls. A small touch but one that ties into the theme beautifully.Interior branding and patterning. The Ghost Golf interior lining carries the same azalea pattern across both sides and extends to the bottom section of the bag, keeping the design consistent throughout.Perforated leather and yellow stitching. This might be my favorite part. The perforated leather with contrasting yellow stitching gives the bag an added layer of class. It stands out just enough to make an impact but not so much that it feels excessive. Simply put, it offers a great balance to make the bag standout in a classy and subtle manner.For this bag, I went with the seven-way top and I have to say I have really been enjoying it. It does feel a little lighter than the 14-way version but not much. The club organization is still solid and everything fits comfortably. Honestly, there is no wrong choice between the two. It just comes down to whether you prefer a little more separation with a 14-way or the slight weight savings of the seven-way.
Viktor Hovland made three late birdies to rally past Justin Thomas with a 4-under 67 for a one-shot victory in the Valspar Championship.
With a post on social media, Tiger Woods confirmed the widespread rumors that he is in a relationship with Donald Trump Jr.'s ex-wife.
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We discuss Viktor Hovland's surprising win at Valspar, Justin Thomas' close call, Masters sleepers, and lessons from the Florida Swing.
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Struggling with his confidence, Viktor Hovland leaned on his iron game to edge Justin Thomas for a win that he couldn't quite believe.
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