Brian Harman didn't watch much TV during the Open Championship. When he wasn't dominating Royal Liverpool, his nose was buried in this book.
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From 6 inches away and with one hand, major winner Graeme McDowell was far from done at LIV Golf’s Greenbrier tournament.
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Billy Horschel has had a difficult 2023 season, but speaking with the press during its lowest point helped him move on.
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Advice and three golf games to help your children begin to love golf, their time at the course and the skills needed to enjoy the game.
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GOLF Top 100 Teacher Kellie Stenzel gives her 10 most important tips to help players of all skill levels look like they're a great golfer.
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MyGolfSpy is looking for four golfers to test, review and keep a full set of the latest Titleist T-Series irons.
These irons have recently completed Titleist’s Tour validation period and are set to launch officially for the general public on Aug. 3.
Now is your chance to discover the nitty-gritty details about this series of irons and let us know if they are an improvement over your irons and the previous version.
For full details, check out this article covering the release of the Titleist T-Series Irons.
This marks the third generation of T-Series irons from Titleist, succeeding the AP lineup. Notably, this generation introduces two “new” irons to the lineup: the T150 (replacing the T100S) and the T350 (replacing the T300).
With fellow major winners Justin Thomas and Adam Scott in trouble at the Wyndham Championship, Shane Lowry extends a (funny) rules gesture.
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Golfer Angel Cabrera, the 2007 U.S. Open champion and 2009 Masters winner, was released from jail on parole on Friday after he completed two years in custody over gender violence cases against two of his ex-girlfriends.
- Russell Henley remained in a familiar spot with a 4-under 66 on Friday that gave him the lead at the Wyndham Championship for the fifth time in the last 10 rounds, just not the round that counts toward winning.
Matthew Wolff, who was criticized last month by his Smash captain Brooks Koepka, got off to a torrid start and then had three late birdies for a 9-under 61, giving him a 2-shot lead after the opening round of LIV Golf Greenbrier.
Hinako Shibuno started her round with a bogey but was flawless after that with five birdies overall, finishing at 4-under 68 to maintain a two-shot lead at the Women's Scottish Open.
With his PGA Tour season at serious risk, major winner Lucas Glover called the Tour’s format “silly” during the Wyndham Championship.
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In today's Play Smart, golf instructor Bill Schmedes shares his tips for having more success playing in sticky Bermuda grass around the green.
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The new-look 2024 PGA Tour schedule is out, but what does it mean? We recap the biggest winners and losers.
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There's been a clear top performer this season for LIV Golf, but is three wins on the circuit enough to make the Ryder Cup? It's hard to tell.
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Parker McLachlin, aka Short Game Chef, demonstrates how to have more success with a 50-yard shot, saying it starts with these swing changes.
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With the release of the new Titleist T-Series irons, the crew discusses the four different models and their fitting experiences with each.
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Grooves on your golf club full of sand, dirt, grass and/or grit? Trying to clean it with a tee can be tee-dious (sorry) and not very effective. A towel might not be enough to get them really clean, either.
The Frogger BrushPro Golf Club Cleaner is here to keep your clubs clean and debris-free. With a 2.5-foot retractable cord, it can live on your bag with enough reach to get any angle you need to clean the clubs. It also has a retractable groove cleaner that can get down deep between the grooves to ensure a perfect clean every time.
I’ve become somewhat obsessive about keeping my clubs clean, knowing that dirt, grass and debris can negatively affect spin and control. I’ve been looking for a better option than my $2.99 dish scrubber that I’ve been using. I found the Frogger BrushPro Golf Club Cleaner on Amazon and with more than 2,500 reviews (averaging 4.7 stars), and costing only $19.95, this was something I was very interested in testing.
The Frogger comes ready-to-go with a very stiff nylon and phosphorous bronze brush, which is suitable for all cast clubs. They include a 100-percent nylon option for softer forged clubs. Switching heads is incredibly easy and weirdly satisfying: Simply open the groove cleaner to 90 degrees, slide the bristle brush off, slide the new one on. Then close the groove cleaner and you’re good to go.
I found the bristles on the main brush (my irons are cast, not forged) to be incredibl y effective: Just a quick scrub back and forth on the face of the iron was more than enough to clear even the thickest dirt/sand. Only twice over two rounds did I need to use the groove cleaner—the first time because I’d failed to properly clean my 6-iron from my last round so some dirt had hardened in the grooves and the second because I wanted to give the whole bag a proper cleaning and made sure everything was as new as possible. In both instances, the retractable groove cleaner made quick work of the grime.
There is a lot of cool gear in the golf equipment world that doesn’t always fit neatly into Most Wanted Tests or Buyer’s Guides. You still want to know how it performs. In our We Tried It series, we put gear to the test and let you know if it works as advertised.
Mullybox Golf Subscription Box. A subscription service that ships cool golf gear to your door every three months.
Connor. Director of Soft Goods Testing and resident sneakerhead. I believe golf is better with a pair of cool shoes and comfortable joggers
Would my wife kill me if she found out I was getting a quarterly golf gear box? Probably. But I’m risking it all to give you a real review of the self-proclaimed “No. 1 Subscription Box in Golf.”
Mullybox provides a very simple interface to help you get started. Fill out the subscription form and you’ll be well on your way to your first Mullybox delivery.
Many golfers forget to repair their ball marks on the greens. And when they remember, they often do it wrong. Here's how to do it right.
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