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When I played Trump Turnberry on a summer's evening, the sky went pink, the wind settled and the course became a work of art.

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Marcus Kinhult shoots a 4-under 68 to take a three-shot lead after the second round of the Alfred Dunhill Championship.

Finding the perfect pair of golf shoes can feel more daunting than a 200-yard par-3 over water. But it doesn’t have to be.

I’ll sum it up very quickly: if you follow my advice, I promise you’ll find a pair of shoes that works for you. At the end, I’ll also share some of my favorites (you won’t necessarily agree with all of them). Use this guide as a jumping-off point on your quest to find the shoe that fits you best.

Do: Shop in-store

With the rise of Amazon and other online retailers, heading to an actual brick-and-mortar store can feel archaic at times. That said, it’s the best way to shop for golf shoes. There is simply no substitute for being able to touch, see, feel and, most importantly, try on the shoes you’re looking to purchase.

Unless your favorite online shop has a liberal return policy, it’s best to go somewhere in person to make sure the shoes fit. The reality is that shoe sizing is inconsistent. Brand to brand, and even within one single brand, shoes fit differently. Make sure you try before you buy.

Don’t: Stick with one brand

I know you’re tempted to just stay with your favorite brand. I get it. I’m that way, too. When you find something you like, you stick with it.

From new new forgiving drivers to accurate putters and long-irons, here are the six favorite clubs GOLF staffers added to their bags in 2024.

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How to watch the 2024 Grant Thornton Invitational on Friday, including full Friday TV coverage and streaming info for Round 1 in Florida.

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From Matt Kuchar's hilarious attempt at a Gen-Z quiz to a sweet press conference, this is definitely an underrated week in golf.

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'The Skins Game,' a longtime Black Friday golf tradition, will be resuscitated by Pro Shop and its business partners at the PGA Tour.

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With the third GOLFZON Tour match complete, what began as a 12-team competition for a $150,000 grand prize is now a 9-team battle.

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Andy Sullivan shot 8-under 64 to take a one-stroke lead after the first round of the Alfred Dunhill Championship on Thursday.

LIV hopeful José Islas flew to Riyadh this week for one of the biggest starts of his life. Only one thing was missing: his clubs.

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The Crypto.com Showdown is a rare instance of player empowerment that brings fans something they've badly wanted.

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Transgender players will face tougher restrictions to enter women's professional and elite golf tournaments under the R&A's new competition policy.

The Skins Game, which was last played in 2008, will return on Black Friday in 2025 as part of a deal between the PGA Tour and Pro Shop.

The PGA Tour announced Tony Finau's withdrawal from this week's Grant Thornton Invitational, where he planned to team up with Nelly Korda.

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The TGL announced the broadcast team for its inaugural season will be led by a host of ESPN stars, including Scott Van Pelt.

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Golf Pride's Reverse Taper putter grips are designed to reduce hand tension and improve stability. Here's what you should know.

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Cobra's DS-ADAPT drivers, fairway woods and hybrids feature groundbreaking adjustability thanks to the FF33 hosel.

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TaylorMade is offering a new finish and long options with its popular Spider Tour putter line. Here are four things to know.

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Let me drop a concept on you.

Aggregate incrementalism.

While I’m not positive we’ve used the phrase before, we’ve definitely discussed the concept several times. Think of it as innovation’s equivalent of a death by a thousand cuts.

What I mean by that is that, as golf companies creep ever closer to the absolute limit of what’s achievable under the USGA’s innovation-stifling rulebook, there are few massive innovative breakthroughs. Instead, to be successful in golf’s annual innovation cycle, it’s rarely one big thing that makes a club better. Instead, it’s a series of small but not inconsequential updates that brands hope provide reason enough to upgrade.

With that in mind, here are the three biggest reasons (followed by a bunch of smaller ones) why we’re excited about COBRA’s newest drivers.

The author, after years of pain, has finally found a great golf shoe. It’s the Allbirds model, and he describes it in the “I Tried It” series.

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