Colson Brown arrived at Georgia Tech in pursuit of the starting QB job. Now, he's experiencing something even better: Cypress Point.
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Colson Brown arrived at Georgia Tech in pursuit of the starting QB job. Now, he's experiencing something even better: Cypress Point.
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As we mentioned at the start of our 2023 Golf Ball Test report, the golf ball matters.
It’s the only piece of equipment you use on every shot and that could make it the single most important piece of equipment in your bag.
That said, it’s not lost on us that differences in golf ball performance can sometimes be difficult to discern. Given the challenges of deciphering ball performance in normal conditions, we don’t imagine many golfers have given much thought to how performance changes when moisture is introduced into the equation.
No worries. We’ve got you covered.
As part of our 2023 Golf Ball Test, we had the opportunity to compare golf ball performance on full wedge shots in dry and wet conditions.
Phil Mickelson revisited his "obnoxious greed" comments, PGA Tour pros got suspended for modest bets and LIV's major dreams are uncertain.
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We’re excited to announce a new testing opportunity for our Forum members: the deWiz Golf Swing Modifier.
If you haven’t heard of deWiz, you’re not alone.
Here’s a quick insight into what deWiz says about their product: “deWiz is a wearable piece of technology featuring a patented biofeedback system designed to help golfers swiftly and efficiently implement crucial swing changes. With over a dozen unique data points on each swing, deWiz employs 3D motion tracking to provide golfers with a crystal-clear understanding of their swing mechanics.”
As the golf season winds down in various parts of the world, deWiz could potentially emerge as the perfect companion for those keen on refining their game during the off-season. What’s more, this versatile device can be used both indoors and outdoors, with or without a club.
Recently, deWiz revealed its “On-Course Mode,” which has earned the stamp of approval from the USGA. This feature means you can access the same insightful swing analysis whether you’re in the comfort of your home or office or competing for your club championship.
MyGolfSpy offers a unique opportunity to all of its readers of all abilities, ages and handicaps to test, review and keep a variety of different golf equipment, apps, apparel and more. Successful candidates are selected by forum staff.
Members who are selected interact, engage and write a review on the specific product while enjoying the fun of trying new gear!
Member testing is vital because it gets gear in the hands of you, the golfer. Our members give honest feedback on how any product or service works for a variety of handicaps and abilities to ensure our readers are even more informed when making purchasing decisions.
To learn more about how testers are selected, go to this forum thread: Want To Be A Tester?
It’s an understatement to say the original Sugar Golf ball did not have the best scores in the MyGolfSpy Ball Lab Series. In fact, the original Sugar Golf Ball was one of the lowest-ever rated balls in the series. However Sugar aimed to change this with the release of the new Sugar Pure G2 Golf Ball stating significant improvements in all areas.
Celine Boutier made a birdie on the ninth playoff hole to defeat Atthaya Thitikul and win the Maybank Championship on the LPGA Tour.
Australian Jasper Stubbs won at the second playoff hole to claim the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship on Sunday and an invitation to the 2024 Masters and a spot in next year's British Open at Royal Troon.
Spain's Jorge Campillo held a one-shot lead at the Qater Masters just before fading light suspended play before the end of the third round.
Rose Zhang birdied the 18th hole Saturday for a 7-under 65 and a one-stroke lead after three rounds of the Maybank Championship on the LPGA Tour.
Endeavor has been turned down in its interest in investing or forming a strategic partnership with the PGA Tour, the company's president and COO told Sportico in a story published Friday.
Two golfers on the Korn Ferry Tour have been suspended for three and six months for placing bets on PGA Tour competitions.
The LPGA Tour is returning to New England in 2024 with a $3.5 million event at TPC Boston.
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.
KJUS Breton Pants: Unlike typical rain pants, the KJUS Breton pants are designed to be worn on their own, not on top of your clothing.
Connor. Director of Soft Goods Testing and resident sneakerhead. I believe golf is better with a pair of cool shoes and comfortable joggers. I’ve never been a big rain-gear guy because I don’t like having multiple layers. The KJUS Breton pants intrigue me because they’re designed to be worn like ordinary golf pants.
The KJUS Breton waterproof pants aren’t your everyday rain pants. As mentioned, this slick pair of pants is nearly indistinguishable from your typical golf attire. Traditional rain gear is baggy, bulky and designed to fit over your shorts or pants.
This means that, if there’s any chance of rain on the course, you’ve got to pack extra gear and be prepared to throw it on at a moment’s notice. See where this is heading? The KJUS Breton waterproof pants negate this step. If there’s any chance of rain in the forecast, you can wear the Breton pants instead of your go-to pants and feel confident that you’re protected from the rain.
Bettinardi Golf continues their 25th-anniversary celebration with their 10th limited-edition putter.The Studio Stock 8 Slant features a rare neck and deep black finish.Only 250 produced.Available Oct. 31 with a MSRP of $900.
Can you believe we are down to the final three Bettinardi XXV Anniversary Series Limited-Edition putters?
When Bettinardi announced in January that they were releasing a new limited-edition putter every month, I applauded their ambition but was a bit skeptical. A new putter each month seemed a tall order and yet here we are in October with the 10th putter in the series.
Well done, Bettinardi. Your efforts have outpaced my expectations.
For the spooky season, Bettinardi has conjured up a darkly delicious version of their Studio Stock 8 putter. The spookiness is sublimely subtle. You’ll not find a scary spider or skull engraved into this Studio Stock. However, I think you’ll agree that this putter’s aesthetic is appropriate for this time of the year when the shadows are growing longer.
The first thing to address is that the Studio Stock 8 Slant is not a Studio Stock 9. I know that math is hard but those two numbers are in fact different. Admittedly, I can understand the mistake, especially since the SS9 is a familiar part of Bettinardi’s current Studio Stock line.
First-round leader Jasmine Suwannapura trailed on the leaderboard for most of the day but emerged with a one-stroke lead going into the third round of the Maybank Championship.
Augusta National Golf Club chairman Fred Ridley said he didn't anticipate the club making any changes to its qualifying criteria for the 2024 Masters.
Thanks to the Golf Magazine digital archives, we take a walk through golf equipment history. It's amazing how far the industry has come.
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