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The most anticipated golf sneaker drop of the early season has arrived. Act fast, these shoes won’t sit for long. The Air Jordan 1 Low G has received a stylish makeover and is available now in three new colorways.

Worn on Tour by the likes of Tony Finau, Nelly Korda and (sometimes) Justin Rose, the Air Jordan 1 Low G is the hottest sneaker-style golf shoe on the market. And, if early reactions are any indication, these simple, subtle colorways are bound to sell out quick.

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Each shoe features a waterproof leather upper, the iconic Jordan Jumpman logo on the tongue and the Wings logo on the heel. All sit atop a new gum outsole complete with a beefed up traction pattern that’s nearly identical to the OG Air Jordan 1.

I’ll say it again: if you’re on the fence, just take the plunge. I rock a pair of these to work (and to the range) on a weekly basis and let’s just say, I’m going to be snagging all three colors to rock and stock.

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MyGolfSpy Ball Lab is where we quantify the quality and consistency of golf balls. Today, we’re reviewing the 2023 Kirkland Performance+ V3. To learn more about our test process, click here.

About the Kirkland Performance+ V3

What better time than now to take a look at the newest ball from the Kirkland Signature Performance series as it comes on the heels of a new driver and new iron set released by Costco’s golf division in mid-December?

This ball is available in two-dozen, 24-count packages which may be appealing to those golfers playing courses with impenetrable jungles out-of-bounds and/or water hazards on every hole.

The Kirkland Signature ball can be classified as a mid-high launch, high-spin ball. We certainly experienced this during our 2023 Golf Ball test.

The Kirkland Performance+ V3 is produced in Vietnam in the SM Parker factory that makes the PXG Xtreme ball.

How to watch the 2024 American Express on Friday, including full Friday TV coverage, streaming times, tee times and more.

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In the past 15 years, watching golf has morphed into something few could have predicted. 

By the millions, people are watching the game—often played by strikingly average golfers—on YouTube. 

There is considerably more time spent consuming on-demand golf than any other form of passive off-course golf entertainment—including tuning into the professional game on TV. 

But the story goes a lot deeper than just time. There is a whole cultural movement toward YouTube golf. Videos are brimming with hundreds of comments. Channels, boasting millions of subscribers, have their own bustling Reddit pages, entire communities dedicated to seemingly random golfers who have embraced their own unique personas like characters in a sitcom. 

The golf itself is secondary. In some ways, that is the entire point of how it’s become so popular. 

In case you forgot, Japanese sportswear giant ASICS makes golf shoes. And they’re pretty darn good. 

While the brand typically has been more synonymous with running, their line of golf shoes has steadily grown since Dunlop took over their U.S. distribution. 

Now the popular GEL-KAYANO model, one of ASICS’ flagship running styles, is back for a second round on the golf course. Introducing the GEL-KAYANO Ace 2 golf shoes. This spikeless golf shoe is full of ASICS running tech to provide a comfortable, stable golfing experience. 

Tech Specs

FlyteFoam midsoleWaterproof PU liningTPU heel cradleSpikeless outsoleRetail $169.99

A Storied History

A look at the original OK Basketball shoe (photo courtesy of ASICS)

As the self-proclaimed shoe guy of MyGolfSpy, I’d be remiss not to give you a quick history lesson about the brand. 

ASICS was founded in 1949 by Kihachiro Onitsuka. The brand’s first retail shoe was actually a basketball shoe, similar to the iconic Chuck Taylor model from Converse. Who would have guessed?

At Panther National, the Golden Bear and JT bring exotic beauty (and bite) to Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., with a new luxe design collab.

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Angel Cabrera, recently released from prison, can return to the Masters on one condition, Masters chairman Fred Ridley said.

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Cleveland's latest putter line is designed to not only fit your stroke type but mitigate mishits at the same time.

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Daniel Berger is back on the PGA Tour after a long, mysterious, frustrating absence. So where'd he go — and what did he learn?

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Zach Johnson made six straight birdies to close out his front nine and finished with 10 on his way to a first-round 62 and a share of the lead at The American Express.

Ayaka Furue of Japan made seven birdies in a round 7-under 65, giving her a 2-shot lead in the Hilton Grand Vacations Tournament of Champions at Lake Nona.

2009 Masters champion Angel Cabrera would be welcome back to Augusta National after serving prison time if he can obtain a visa to travel to the U.S.

On Thursday, LIV Golf announced a partnership with U.S. Integrity to monitor the betting market, educate its participants and use technology to spot improper gambling on its events.

The new Cleveland HB SOFT 2 putters are like the new kid in a family of overachievers.

They are under considerable pressure to be overachievers as well.

And you can make a compelling case that, for a family of overachievers, Cleveland putters are underrated. And underappreciated.

Sure, things went sideways with the unfortunate Smart Square putter in 2013. But since the original Huntington Beach Collection launch in 2016, Cleveland putters have been on a roll. They’ve traditionally fared well in MyGolfSpy testing with the HB SOFT Milled #1 taking top honors in last year’s Blade Putter category.

And the pricing was reasonable enough to make you wonder, “Scotty Who?”

Named after the Southern California city where a certain amateur golfer made his PGA Tour debut at Riviera CC.The Toulon Design Santa Monica features “Rolex” 904L steel and Toulon’s interpretation of the iconic head shape.Available Jan.18 at ToulonGolf.com with a MSRP of $1,800.

The latest Toulon Small Batch putter, the Santa Monica, showcases an iconic putter design but is also an example of one of professional golf’s enduring oddities.

As far as the putter goes, the Santa Monica is Toulon’s interpretation of PING’s classic Anser 2 design. It has all of the Anser 2 markings: thin topline, longer body, boxy edges and plumber’s neck. Naturally, there are tweaks that make the design uniquely Toulon-flavored.

As we all know, other companies have been interpreting the iconic Anser design in their own ways since the putter’s inception. That’s common knowledge, but not the oddity I’m referring to.

Have you noticed how golf companies are reticent to refer to actual people in their communications? Most of the time they reference players who use their gear in everything but name. How many times have you read something like the “U.S. Open champion” instead of the name of the tournament winner?

It’s akin to referring to the Super Bowl as “The Big Game.”

FootJoy has just revamped their popular Traditions golf shoe. The FootJoy Traditions Blucher is, as the name suggests, built like a Blucher shoe rather than the typical saddle-style Traditions.

But what the heck is a Blucher?

In short, it’s a dress shoe built with a single piece of leather for the vamp. It also features an open lacing system (if you need an example of a closed lacing system, look at the FJ Wilcox).

It’s often used interchangeably with “Derby”.

However you spin it, the new FootJoy Traditions Blucher is a clean, stylish addition to FJ’s lineup of golf shoes. Keep in mind that the changes here are purely cosmetic. The same lightweight foam midsole and Fast Twist 3.0 cleat system with Pulsar spikes are still here to ensure top-notch performance.

Patrick Cantlay, who has been at the forefront of the merger discussions with Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund on the players' side, said it's a priority to position his fellow PGA Tour players for the future.