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SIK Flo M Mallet: Mini Flo

Sink Flo M Mallet Putter – Key Takeaways

Smaller, lighter version of SIK Flo malletFeatures SIK patented Descending Loft TechnologySatin steel or matte black finish$449, available starting today

You can say the SIK Flo M mallet putter is the same thing as the company’s original Flo putter. Only less.

You could look at it and say, “Honey, I shrunk the Flo.”

Or you could go full Dr. Evil and sneer, “I shall call him … Mini Flo.”

You could do all of the above and you’d be left with the same thing: a smaller, lighter version of SIK’s original Flo mallet putter.

And based on how that putter performed in our 2020 Most Wanted mallet testing, that’s not a bad thing at all.

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Betting tips for the 2022 Memorial Tournament

Our betting experts break down the 2022 PGA Memorial Tournament from Murifield Village Golf Club in Dublin, Ohio.

The Match Is Back With Only Superstar QB's And A Producer Who Did Time

I am fully aware that more and more golfers have come to intensely dislike the stretching of seemingly all modern courses to seven thousand and more yards, not only because they can’t handle length, but because of the higher construction and maintenance costs involved…the developer mindset that has evolved from the massive overuse of perhaps the single emptiest phrase in the entire history of golf, namely, “Championship Course.” JACK NICKLAUS

LIV Lands DJ For First Event Filled Out Mostly By Once-Greats, A Lot Of South Africans And Mostly People You've Never Heard Of

The LIV field lives! It took a while but the June 9-12 event finally has a field, almost.

There’s so much to shake your head at and so much to laugh at who will play for gobs of undeserved money next week in London.

Dustin Johnson is the headliner for now and despite being a well-know RBC team member obligated to play the Canadian Open—one would think—he will likely lose his partnership based on this RBC statement obtained by Adam Stanley:

Johnson’s participation is silly on so many levels. Besides the lack of loyalty to the PGA Tour and a sponsor like RBC that puts him in ads despite being a less than eloquent pitchman, the 2020 Masters champion has been back and forth on his desire to grab the Saudi cash. In February he was out, but by May’s PGA he was looking forward to seeing how the event played out.

He’s all about the money.

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Dustin Johnson headlines field for first LIV event

Two-time major champion Dustin Johnson and a host of other PGA Tour players are in the field for the first LIV Golf Invitational Series event, while Phil Mickelson was not included on the list of players released on Tuesday.

Back from blood clot, Korda 'happy' to be at Open

After being away from competitive golf since March due to a blood clot in her left arm, Nelly Korda opened up on Tuesday about the timeline and rehabilitation of her surgery as she prepares to return in the U.S. Women's Open at Pine Needles Lodge & Club.

DeChambeau: Ready to contend at Memorial

Bryson DeChambeau said he is excited to make his return this week at the Memorial and that he can "finally enjoy golf again" after dealing with a wrist injury for the past seven months.

Nicklaus On Saudi Meeting: “I did it out of courtesy to them because we're doing a golf course for them."

A course that continually offers problems - one with fight in it, if you please - is the one that keeps the player keen for the game. DONALD ROSS

/ Geoff Shackelford

Jack Nicklaus offered a perfectly reasonable counter to Howard Milstein’s claim. Now we’ll have to see what the response is from the Nicklaus Companies head suing the company namesake.

From Bob Harig’s story at Morning Read:

“They obviously called me,’’ Nicklaus said. “And we’ve had a contract on a golf course in Saudi Arabia for over a couple of years. Essentially the same group.

“So when they called Jackie — my son Jackie organized the meeting, and they came into the Bear's Club (in Florida). We met a couple of guys. John Rees and Paul Stringer from the Nicklaus companies were there because we were doing the golf course, and they proposed this thing to me.

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Nicklaus: 'Zero interest' in Saudi-backed league

Jack Nicklaus says that he met with the organizers of the LIV Golf Invitational Series, but he has "zero interest" in being the face of the Saudi-backed league and his allegiance remains with the PGA Tour.

COBRA LTDx MAX Driver Review

IS IT TIME TO GET EXCITED ABOUT COBRA DRIVERS AGAIN?

There was a time in the not-so-distant past that COBRA was arguably the most exciting brand in the driver game. From the AMP and BIO Cell line to the famous (infamous?) original LTD, nothing else on the tee box looked quite like a COBRA driver. In recent years, however, it seems like that feeling has faded. While Cobra has continued to perform well in testing, the Speedzone and RADSpeed lineups just didn’t create the same spark for consumers.

Now, though, COBRA is reaching into the well to try and bring back those warm and fuzzy feelings. The Cobra LTDx driver carries the same name (minus the spaceport) plus all the technology the past 5 years have added. So is it time to get excited about COBRA drivers again? Let’s review the Cobra LTDx MAX driver and find out.

COBRA LTDX MAX DRIVER REVIEW

The LTD in LTDx stands for “longest total distance”, so COBRA is drawing a line in the sand that their driver will be, well, the longest driver of 2022 in total distance. The MAX is positioned as the most forgiving in the LTDx lineup. With the 10-gram weight in the back position, COBRA puts the MOI number at 5,400 and while that’s not challenging the USGA limit, it’s on the higher end of the market and, perhaps more importantly, it’s where COBRA feels its take on a MAX driver can strike the right balance between exceptional forgiveness and exceptional ball speed.

On the technology front, the LTDx MAX brings together all of the advancements COBRA has marketed over the past half-decade. That includes a new generation of the CNC-milled “infinity face” as well as H.O.T. (highly optimized topology) variable face thickness. While the F9 had three thickness zones, the LTDx lineup has 15 discreet thickness zones. COBRA designed the additional zones to help produce high ball speed all across the face.

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Only Steph Curry Understands How He Wants His Clubs Regripped

A course that continually offers problems - one with fight in it, if you please - is the one that keeps the player keen for the game. DONALD ROSS

/ Geoff Shackelford

Non-golfers might find it a bit odd to see Steph Curry picking his clubs at the local PGA Superstore when the NBA Finals begin Thursday.

Presuming this was a regripping, any golfer can understand how that’s a task not to be trusted to an assistant.

Stanford golfer Rose Zhang lands adidas' first NIL deal

A week after winning a college title as a freshman, Zhang has an NIL deal with adidas. It's the company's first endorsement with a college athlete. Zhang is the world's top-ranked women's amateur golfer and will play in the U.S. Women's Open this week.

Wie West-led initiative to support LPGA players

Michelle Wie West will lead a new women's partnership initiative with golf equipment company LA Golf, aiming for equitable and fair support on and off the golf course for LPGA players.

We Tried It: adidas Tour360 22 BOA Review

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.

What We Tried

adidas Tour360 22 BOA—the BOA (not for suckers) version of adidas’ 2022 flagship golf shoe.

Your Tour360 22 BOA Tester

Tony Covey. A chubby-footed BOA enthusiast who believes laces are for suckers and is super excited to finally get his hands or, I suppose, feet, on a pair of adidas golf shoes. It’s been a while.

adidas Tour360 22 Shoe Review

The adidas Tour360 22 was tested as part of our 2022 Buyer’s Guide. It was a strong performer (as we’ve come to expect from adidas) but the unusual spike design caused some confusion.

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Freshman Wins NCAA Individual Title, NCAA Elite Eight Set

Adam Woodward reports on a wild finish to the men’s individual title chase that ended in a four-man playoff won by Vanderbilt’s Gordon Sargent. The true freshman joins a small group to have won the title in their first year, including Ben Crenshaw and Phil Mickelson.

The final eight teams are set, with Tuesday featuring 36-holes of matches concluding with Wednesday’s final. It was a remarkable show by top ranked teams backing up their season-long efforts to reach the elite eight. Woodward previews the bracket and morning matches.

The teams and TV Times:


Looming Questions Halfway Through 2022's Major Season

A course that continually offers problems - one with fight in it, if you please - is the one that keeps the player keen for the game. DONALD ROSS

/ Geoff Shackelford

Deprived of another day wondering who might be turning up at the LIV’s first London event in a week, I sat typed out some looming questions for the second half of 2022. Holy cow there’s a lot to be resolved in the coming weeks and months.

Jack, Howard, Nelly, Tiger, Phil, Brooks, Bryson, Brookline, Congressional, St Andrews, Portmarnock, Muirfield, Winged Foot, Riviera, Distance and plenty more on the rest-of-'22 radar now at the Quadrilateral.


Vanderbilt freshman Sargent wins NCAA title

Vanderbilt's Gordon Sargent curled in a short birdie putt on the first hole of a four-man playoff on Monday to become the ninth freshman to win the NCAA individual title.

Molinari named Europe's 2nd VC for Ryder Cup

Team Europe captain Henrik Stenson named Italy's Edoardo Molinari as his second vice-captain on Monday for the 2023 Ryder Cup that will be played at the Marco Simone Golf and Country Club in Rome.

2022 MOST WANTED PLAYER’S DISTANCE IRONS

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Today, we highlight the results for our 2022 Most Wanted Player’s Distance Irons test!

Player’s distance irons are a blend of craftsmanship and aesthetics combined with subtle, creative waves of technology. All of which melds together to help you game a beautiful and performance-packed iron.

Let’s take a look at the best player’s distance irons of 2022.

MOST WANTED SCORING

We have reformulated our 2022 Most Wanted results to a 100-point scoring system. This new system better identifies golf clubs to potentially help you shoot lower scores.





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