Ever wondered what the best golf balls on the market are?

Whether you’re new to MyGolfSpy or a returning reader, it’s no secret we are committed to finding the best-performing equipment for every golfer—including the best golf ball.

Our one-of-a-kind Ball Lab was born from curiosity of quality after our original robotic Golf Ball Test in 2019. Most every golfer focuses on things such as speed, launch, spin and more “observable” characteristics. But what about the quality aspect? Just how well—and how consistently—a ball is made.

“It’s what’s on the inside that counts,” could not hold more true.

After years of speaking with industry experts, embarking on countless ball plant inspections and shelling out an exorbitant amount for testing equipment and boxes of balls, we thought it was time to highlight those which have withstood our rigorous examination.

Team Europe captain Luke Donald will have double the number of captain's picks when he assembles the 12-man team that will take on the United States next year in Rome, Italy, Ryder Cup Europe announced on Tuesday.

LIV Golf announced Tuesday that Cameron Smith, the world No. 2 and Open Championship winner, was among six players who will make their debut in LIV Golf's fourth event, which starts Friday.

As Sept. 5 approaches, we’re gathering the best deals we can find but you can expect the cream of the crop to be live the week of Labor Day holiday. Throughout the week, you see deals from big companies like Home Depot and Rooms To Go but not many within the golf industry. Not any more. We’ve put together some of the best golf deals on the market to make your labor day weekend just that much better. So celebrate the United States Labor Day in style and grab yourself a deal today.

MyGolfSpy Exclusive Promotions

20% Off Rypstick – $160. Use code MGS2015% Off Vessel Player III DXR Stand Bag – $336. Use code MGS15 (only 9/2 – 9/7)

Top Deals from Amazon

Perfect Practice Indoor Putting Mat – $130FlightScope Mevo Personal Launch Monitor – $399adidas Men’s Codechaos 21 Golf Shoes – $78Caddytek CaddyLite Push Cart – $125

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Top Deals from eBay

Apple Watch Series 5 GPS+LTE 44mm (Certified refurbished) – $190Voice Caddie 2022 G3 Golf Watch – $115Voice Caddie 2022 SC300 Portable Launch Monitor (Certified refurbished) – $350TaylorMade Golf SIM2 Driver – $360COBRA Golf LTDx Driver – $399

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Top Deals from FootJoy

Tour X Spiked Golf Shoes (Previous season) – $120FootJoy Stratos Golf Shoes (Previous season) – $150Broken Stripe Woven Shorts – $45

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Top Deals from Global Golf

Additional 20% Off Select Items. Use code HOT20FootJoy Pro/SL Golf Shoes 2020 – $100

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OUR JOB IS YOUR GAME

Chipping-specific clubs are not a new trend. However, PING apparently has seen an opportunity in that niche market, creating the PING ChipR.

Obviously, our interest was piqued. Join us today as we dive into a performance analysis of the PING ChipR. Is it worth a spot in your bag?

PING CHIPR TESTING

As most of you know, our bread-and-butter testing is done indoors at our testing facility in Yorktown, Va., but for this unique opportunity, we took our testing outside. We utilized a short game facility at the Golden Horseshoe Golf Club in Williamsburg, Va.

When we are conducting Most Wanted Testing or labs, our golf ball of choice is Titleist Pro V1.

The PING ChipR is designed to make chipping easier. That’s its sole purpose. So our testers hit from two different scenarios around the green: the fringe and the rough.

The Best Golf Shoes at the Tour Championship

And that’s a wrap! The Tour Championship—the PGA TOUR season finale. With only 29 players in the field (we hope Willy Z’s back heals quickly), the choices for my best golf shoes were limited but I managed to pull out some gems.

Patrick Cantlay in the FootJoy DryJoys Tour BOA

Patrick Cantlay is a very rich man, yet he’s still wearing the FootJoy DryJoys Tour BOA from 2018. Come on, Patrick, live a little. It’s OK to buy some new shoes. Yes, I know full well that Cantlay doesn’t pay a dime for his golf shoes. In any case, I do love seeing players of his status sticking with older gear.

Have any of you tried/owned a pair of the DryJoys Tour? Interestingly, the BOA variant was available only with the MyJoys customization program. I found some information from a few years back when FootJoy was running a campaign to get people to customize their own pair of the “Patrick Cantlay Shoe.”

Fast forward: FootJoy sent out an email last week after Cantlay’s win at the BMW Championship and didn’t even mention the specific model of shoe he was wearing, only that he trusted his FootJoy shoes and BOA technology You’re not that slick, FootJoy. We know you’d rather have Cantlay in some of the newer models.

Don’t give an inch, Patrick! Seems like sticking with the old shoes has been working out fine for Patty Ice.

McIlroy had won twice previously this season, but as the most visible leader on the PGA Tour, his year would have felt somewhat hollow without the trophy on Sunday.

Rory McIlroy of Northern Ireland became the first three-time winner of the FedEx Cup with a sterling comeback in Sunday's final round of the Tour Championship.

Jill McGill, 50, finished at 3-under 289, en route to winning the U.S. Senior Women's Open on Sunday for her third U.S. Golf Association title, closing with an even-par 73 for a one-stroke victory over Leta Lindley.

Steve Stricker won The Ally Challenge for his second PGA Tour Champions victory of the season and ninth overall.

Paula Reto won the Canadian Pacific Women's Open on Sunday for her first LPGA Tour victory, closing with a 4-under 67 for a one-stroke victory over Nelly Korda and Hye-Jin Choi in Ottawa, Ontario.

PGA Tour Rookie of the Year favorite Cameron Young said Sunday that he is staying with the tour after having discussions with LIV Golf about joining the new circuit.

Scottie Scheffler carded four birdies over six holes to complete the third round with a 4-under 66 that gave him a 6-shot lead in the Tour Championship

Thriston Lawrence won the European Masters in Switzerland following a play-off with England's Matt Wallace on Sunday.

Hye-Jin Choi shot a 5-under 66 to join fellow South Korean rookie Narin An atop the leaderboard Saturday in the Canadian Pacific Women's Open.

Scottie Scheffler has a 1-shot lead over Xander Schauffele in the Tour Championship.

Laura Davies, the 58-year-old English star who won the inaugural event in 2018, shot a 5-under 68 on Saturday for a share of the third-round lead with Helen Alfredsson at the U.S. Senior Women's Open in Kettering, Ohio.

Open champion Cameron Smith, Marc Leishman, Harold Varner III and several additional golfers are expected to join the LIV Golf tour, sources confirmed to ESPN on Saturday.

Scott Dunlap holds a one-shot lead at the PGA Tour Champions' The Ally Challenge after posting birdies on five of the final six holes on Saturday.