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Testers Wanted: Red Rooster Rain Gloves

Red Rooster gloves have cemented their reputation among MyGolfSpy Forum members. In 2022, they claimed the title of the best-performing golf glove.

We’ve already put their latest release, the Red Rooster Sussex (a premium glove to compete against the best of the best), to the test. But now, as fall approaches, bringing an increased likelihood of rain, we’re eager to have our members have the opportunity to try the Red Rooster rain glove.

On a personal note, this testing opportunity is very exciting for me. I’ve experienced the exceptional performance of the Red Rooster rain gloves. However, one golfer’s opinion isn’t enough. We’re looking for four of you to rigorously test, review and keep the Red Rooster rain glove, allowing us to uncover how it performs in the frequently wet conditions of autumn.

For those not yet acquainted with Red Rooster, they’re a direct-to-consumer brand, born in 2022 through the collaboration of Kerry Mosher and Brad Frisch. Their mission: to create a high-quality, direct-to-consumer glove with subscription options and a commitment to support junior golf.

Their product range caters to men, women and kids with an array of colors and customization options. Red Rooster’s unique selling point is their subscription service, ensuring you’re never left with an old, underperforming glove.

In its long and storied history, the Ryder Cup has produced a lengthy list of heroes on both sides of the Atlantic. These 12 stand out.

The post The 12 greatest Ryder Cup players of all time appeared first on Golf.

Brooks Koepka and Scottie Scheffler will miss the Saturday afternoon fourballs at the Ryder Cup after being benched by America captain Zach Johnson.

It's natural to assume that an event like the Ryder Cup would generate a massive payday for the players. Here's how much they actually get.

The post What do players get for winning the Ryder Cup? appeared first on Golf.

With the help of teaching professional Stefanie Shaw, players can learn how to release the club, which leads to farther, straighter shots.

The post Many amateurs don’t ‘release’ the club, so try this for more distance appeared first on Golf.

For the second straight day, the Ryder Cup featured a historic morning in favor of the Europeans. Here's where it stands.

The post Another day, another European beatdown at the Ryder Cup appeared first on Golf.

After a squirrelly shot at the Europeans' Jon Rahm, Brooks Koepka was handed a historic Ryder Cup beatdown for the Americans.

The post After Jon Rahm ‘child’ dig, Brooks Koepka handed historic Ryder Cup beatdown appeared first on Golf.

Hae Ran Ryu shot a 64 and leads after Day 1 at the LPGA Tour's Walmart NW Arkansas Championship.

After the U.S.'s Day 1 drubbing at the Ryder Cup, U.S. captain Zach Johnson revealed that his team has been dealing with "unforeseen things."

The post Is the U.S. Ryder Cup team unwell? Here’s what its captain said appeared first on Golf.

U.S. captain Zach Johnson said an illness has spread through his team, but did not want to sue that as an excuse for the team's slow Ryder Cup start.

Brooks Koepka took a veiled shot at Jon Rahm in a post-round TV interview after Rahm's 18th-hole putt hit the back of the cup and dropped.

On Fully Equipped, Parker McLachlin, aka the Short Game Chef, discussed short-game and putting expectations.

The post What’s harder for Tour pros to keep sharp: short game or putting? | Fully Equipped appeared first on Golf.

Did U.S. captain Zach Johnson make any major mistakes on Ryder Cup Friday, or was Europe simply that much better?

The post Ryder Cup 2023: Did U.S. captain Zach Johnson make pairing mistakes Friday? appeared first on Golf.

It wasn't the start the Americans had hoped for in their quest to break their 30-year winless streak on European soil as Jon Rahm & Co. dominated Day 1. Here's everything you need to know ahead of Saturday's matches at the 2023 Ryder Cup.

Want to get serious about optimizing your swing? This launch monitor is a must-have addition to your practice arsenal.

The post How this Tiger Woods-approved launch monitor has improved my ball-striking appeared first on Golf.

Jordan Spieth and Justin Thomas were in control of their Friday four-ball match at the Ryder Cup. Then, for Spieth, things went sideways.

The post Jordan Spieth’s Ryder Cup collapse was a stunner. Here’s what happened appeared first on Golf.

The U.S. is down big at the Ryder Cup, and Brandel Chamblee said this Zach Johnson decision was one of the most bizarre he's seen.

The post Brandel Chamblee criticizes ‘bizarre’ Zach Johnson Ryder Cup decision appeared first on Golf.

Practicing your short game in golf is essential for lower scores and overall improvement. The short game includes chipping, pitching, bunker shots, and putting, all of which are crucial for getting the ball closer to the hole and minimizing the number of putts you take. Here are some tips on how to practice your short game effectively:

1. Putting Practice:

• Distance Control: Work on your distance control by placing tees or alignment sticks at various distances from the hole and practice hitting putts to stop near or in the hole. This helps develop a feel for how hard to strike the ball.
• Short Putts: Spend time on short putts (3-6 feet) to build confidence and consistency in making these critical putts.
• Lag Putting: Practice long putts to improve your lag putting, which is essential for leaving yourself manageable second putts.
• Putting Drills: Use putting drills and games to add variety and challenge to your practice sessions.

2. Chipping Practice:

• Chipping Targets: Place targets (such as towels or hula hoops) at different distances and practice chipping to them. This helps you develop control over the ball's trajectory and landing spot.
• Pitching Wedge Practice: Practice with your pitching wedge to hit higher, softer shots that land softly and roll a short distance.
• Bunker Play: Spend time in the bunker working on your bunker shots, focusing on achieving clean contact with the sand and varying the distance and trajectory of your shots.
• Chipping Drills: Incorporate chipping drills that simulate real on-course situations, such as chips from rough or chips over hazards.

3. Pitching Practice:

• Pitching Distances: Practice pitching from various distances to improve your ability to control the ball's flight and spin.
• Landing Spots: Select landing spots on the green and practice pitching to those spots to get a feel for how the ball will react on the green.
• Club Selection: Experiment with different clubs for pitching (e.g., sand wedge, gap wedge) to see which works best for specific situations.

4. Bunker Play Practice:

Justin Rose doesn't belong on this European Ryder Cup team. Not really. But on Friday he completely changed this year's event.

The post The Ryder Cup just found a hero — from its least likely source appeared first on Golf.

The Ryder Cup was leaning back toward the Americans on Friday when three improbable putts fell, sending the scene into chaos.

The post The Ryder Cup was getting tight. Then the 18th hole happened appeared first on Golf.