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I’ll bet you didn’t know that lululemon has a sister-site, lululemon Like New, where they sell gently used clothing at a discounted rate.

I’ll bet you you also didn’t know that as apart of their Like New site, they have a section entitled “Hidden Gems” which is full of not-so secret scores on lululemon gear. The only catch? The products are generally a little older, or at the very least, can’t be identified by name/nomenclature.

So, where you’d typically buy a pair of lululemon ABC pants, the Hidden Gems section may have a pair of “casual trousers” for sale.

In any case, the nomenclature doesn’t matter. What DOES matter is that the Hidden Gems section of lululemon Like New is full of great finds one one of my favorite apparel brands in the world.

If you feel like perusing the section at all, be my guest. But the easiest way to find deals suited for you is using their Hidden Gems quiz.

The Callaway Apex Ai200 and Ai300 irons represent a significant advancement in iron design, utilizing artificial intelligence to optimize performance for different player profiles.

Covering two separate player types, the Ai200 and Ai300 have many of the same features but two unique profiles to fit the target player better.

Apex Ai200 Irons – A forged player’s distance iron

The Ai200 irons are tailored for low- to mid-handicap golfers seeking a blend of distance, control and feel. Key features include:​

Forged Hollow-Body Construction: Combines a soft 1020 carbon steel body with a forged 455 Carpenter steel face, delivering a premium feel and sound.​Ai Smart Face Technology: Utilizes real swing data to enhance ball speed, spin consistency and dispersion across the face.​Refined Design: Features a thinner topline and shorter blade length for a cleaner, more compact look at address.​

Apex Ai300 Irons – A forged game-improvement iron

Unless you walk all the time or ride all the time, it can be hard to decide which golf bag to buy. Cart bags and stand bags each have their strengths and choosing the correct one comes down to understanding your golfing habits, preferences and priorities. Here’s a straightforward breakdown of the “cart bag versus stand bag dilemma” in 2025.

How do you get around the course?

If you’re primarily using a golf cart or push cart, a cart bag is ideal for you.

These bags are designed specifically for carts, with features like strap pass-through channels or locking bases to secure the bag firmly without shifting.

A stand bag features built-in legs for stability on uneven terrain and provides lightweight comfort, reducing fatigue.

Weight versus storage

Storage is great but it comes at a cost: extra weight.

Did Rory McIlroy's Masters win include an intriguing nod to Tiger? Plus Scottie Scheffler's statement, Jordan Spieth's admission and more.

The post Rory’s Tiger trick, Spieth’s admission, Scottie’s emotion | Monday Finish appeared first on Golf.

Scottie Scheffler tied the PGA Tour's 72-hole scoring record Sunday, finishing at 253 and running away with an eight-shot victory at his hometown CJ Cup Byron Nelson.

Scottie Scheffler was dialed on his way to matching the PGA Tour scoring record at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson. Go inside his golf bag setup.

The post Scottie Scheffler’s clubs: Inside his CJ Cup Byron Nelson-winning setup appeared first on Golf.

Erik van Rooyen qualified for the next Signature Event via the Aon Swing 5, but that doesn't mean he's a fan of the PGA Tour's model.

The post ‘I hate it:’ Pro gives brutally honest take on Signature Events after qualifying for Truist appeared first on Golf.

Scottie Scheffler is the main topic of this week's Tour Confidential. But are we buying this week's win as a sign of the future?

The post Tour Confidential: Did Scottie Scheffler just start another epic run? appeared first on Golf.

As he prepares for another attempt at the career Grand Slam, Jordan Spieth found inspiration in one aspect of Rory McIlroy's Masters win.

The post ‘Very inspiring:’ 1 aspect of Rory McIlroy’s Masters win spoke to Jordan Spieth appeared first on Golf.

Haeran Ryu made an 8-foot eagle putt during a flawless back nine that allowed her to pull away Sunday with an 8-under 64, giving her a five-shot victory at the inaugural Black Desert Championship in the LPGA Tour's return to Utah after a 61-year absence.

Scottie Scheffler set records this week at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson, but the best description of it came from Jordan Spieth.

The post Scottie Scheffler’s record win? Jordan Spieth explained it perfectly appeared first on Golf.

Check out our list of how much money each player in the field came away with at the 2025 CJ Cup Byron Nelson, played at TPC Craig Ranch.

The post 2025 CJ Cup Byron Nelson money: Here’s how much every player made appeared first on Golf.

Bryson DeChambeau had six birdies on the final nine holes to shoot a 66 and hold off Crushers GC teammate Charles Howell to win LIV Golf Korea.

It’s the final round of the 2025 CJ Cup Byron Nelson, here’s everything you need to know about the payout, purse and winner’s share.

The post 2025 CJ Cup Byron Nelson payout: Purse info, winner’s share appeared first on Golf.

After several Sunday flops, Bryson DeChambeau finally got over the line at LIV Golf Korea and will be a major threat at the PGA Championship.

The post Bryson DeChambeau’s LIV Golf Korea win all about what might come next appeared first on Golf.

How to watch the 2025 CJ Cup Byron Nelson on Sunday, including full CJ Cup Byron Nelson TV coverage and streaming info for Round 4.

The post 2025 CJ Cup Byron Nelson Sunday TV coverage: How to watch Round 4 appeared first on Golf.

Over on the MyGolfSpy Forum, we ask golfers like you to give real, raw reviews on products and to share opinions on everything golf. The following post was written by a MyGolfSpy Forum member, MGS-Forum Mod

Interested in writing for MyGolfSpy? Head over to the forum and drop your submission!

Changing the Game

Golf is changing—not just in how it’s played but in how it’s worn. The old-school image of buttoned-up polos and pressed khakis is being replaced with a more relaxed, athletic, and inclusive look. Think hoodies, joggers, and performance materials that feel just as good as they function.

At MyGolfSpy and across the Forum, we’ve seen this shift firsthand. From brand innovations to member opinions, one thing’s clear: golf fashion is getting a modern makeover.

Hoodies: From Driving Range to Tour Stops

Once considered off-limits, hoodies are now everywhere in golf. Pros like Rory McIlroy and Viktor Hovland have helped bring them into the spotlight, but it’s everyday players embracing their comfort that’s kept them there.

Getting into golf is exciting, but when it comes to buying your first set of clubs, it can also be overwhelming. There’s no shortage of marketing, shiny new gear, and technical jargon. Your first golf set doesn’t need to be perfect. It just needs to be right for you, and it needs to help make sure you don’t waste money. Here’s a guide on building out your first set that keeps things simple and smart.

Know who you are as a golfer

Before you start picking out golf clubs, ask yourself a few honest questions:

Are you brand new to golf or just returning after a long break?Do you have experience with other sports?Will you play once a week? A few times a year? Or are you just trying it out?

Your answers shape everything. A player who hits the range three times a week and plays every weekend is going to need different gear than someone who plays in one charity scramble each year. You don’t need tour-level tools to start, but you do need clubs that support your goals and skill level.

The three most important club specs to understand

When evaluating golf equipment, there are three key components of the club that you should consider. These are the clubhead, the shaft, and the grip.

Clubhead

As a beginner, focus on forgiveness. Look for clubs labeled “game improvement”, “high MOI,” or “super game improvement.” These often have:

Scottie Scheffler's lead at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson is 8 shots as he stands at 23 under entering the final round Sunday.