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Garrick Higgo shot a 66 and leads the Sanderson Farms Championship by one shot over Eric Cole and Taylor Montgomery.

Akie Iwai fought through gusting wind at Hoakalei Country Club to take the third-round lead in the LOTTE Championship, with eight players a stroke back and Nelly Korda two behind.

Min Woo Lee is back on the PGA Tour and using Callaway's most intriguing driver head. Here's the story it, and other Tour notes.

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Early Prime Day Golf Deals: Save Big on Gear Before the Rush

We don’t typically say the f-word but I’m going to say it. Fall is here, and for us northerners, that means the golf season is nearing its end. However, fall comes with a lot of pros: Halloween, apple cider, apple cider donuts, and dare I even say pumpkin spice lattes…? One of the biggest pros this fall is the news that Amazon is having a second prime day from October 7th-8th, and here at MyGolfSpy, we’ve tracked down October Prime Day’s best early access sales.

We’ve literally sifted through pretty much every golf product that are included (there are A LOT of bad ones) and chosen the top products that we think deserve a spot in your bag or on your feet. Whether you’re upgrading your closet or stocking up for next season, now’s the time to jump.

You’ve heard it before, but new gear isn’t going to dramatically take down your handicap, but we’re human beings— we grow and change, and you know what, sometimes you need fresh gear to match your evolving game. I’m here to help you do just that.

New Balance Men’s 997 Golf Shoes

Do I need to say more? These things are certifiably CLEAN. The 997 has always been one of my favorite New Balance silhouettes, and on-course, the same holds true. Not to name drop again, but they also get Connor’s seal of approval (if you know, you know). If you’re looking for a great casual golf shoe, look no further.

Odyssey Eleven Putter

The Odyssey Eleven is a great putter. If you don’t believe me, let me remind you this bad boy was ranked third overall in our 2022 mallet putter test, and it’s performance more than holds up.

Parker McLachlin — a.k.a. the Short Game Chef — says cleaning up this takeaway mistake will instantly improve your chipping.

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LIV Golf's international business suffered significant losses in 2024, bringing its total to a staggering $1.1 billion since inception.

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PGA Tour winner Stephan Jaeger looked more like a 20-handicap when he "completely topped" a drive at the 2025 Sanderson Farms Championship.

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Rodeo Dunes, Mike Keiser and Co.'s latest destination-in-the-making, showed off some preview holes earlier this week.

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Reigning NCAA champion Michael La Sasso was assessed a two-shot penatly for a rare rules violation at the 2025 Sanderson Farms Championship.

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How to watch the 2025 Sanderson Farms Championship on Friday in Mississippi, including full Sanderson Farms TV coverage for Round 2.

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Performance with a wedge matters more than you may realize. Should you go through a wedge fitting? Absolutely. But there is another part of the story that doesn’t garner enough attention.

How often should I replace my wedges? More importantly: what performance changes will I see as my wedges get older?

This article is specific to Vokey wedges but it is applicable to any golf wedge.

What does Titleist suggest?

Titleist’s longstanding suggestion is to replace your wedges after 65-75 rounds of golf. Some golfers exceed this in a single calendar year.

The performance story

As grooves inevitably lose their bite, how does performance change? Nothing will be better than fresh grooves and that’s where this story begins.

Full 2025 Sanderson Farms Championship tee times for Friday's second round in MIssissippi, featuring Max Homa, Eric Cole and more.

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The job of a golf bag is pretty simple. It has to hold your clubs and maybe a handful of other essentials in one place in a somewhat organized manner as you traipse around the golf course.

Not a high bar, we know.

Once we understand that premise, my friends, we can then get down to the arduous task of evaluating any given bag’s overall value.

If a bag meets that bare minimum standard, that’s sort of like getting a D-minus. You’ve met the basic utilitarian requirements of golf bag-hood, but that’s about it. If that’s your threshold, then you’re excused from reading the rest of this article.

If, however, you yearn for something more, decisions must be made. Factors such as build quality, materials, pocket layout, balanced weighting and other features will move any given bag up the Price-Value matrix. Whether you buy it or not depends on how much you value those features.

Some products in golf testing make headlines the moment results go live. A new driver wins the distance battle and suddenly it’s everywhere. Shoes can be the same way. But every so often, a model tests far better than expected and still manages to fly under the radar.

That’s what happened with the three shoes below. They all earned strong marks in MyGolfSpy testing yet never seemed to capture the spotlight.

Skechers Go Golf Prestige SL

The Prestige SL finished third overall in the 2025 spikeless test with an impressive 9.7 score. Testers called it one of the most comfortable shoes Skechers has ever made, highlighting its slip-in design as a bonus for walkers. For golfers who value all-day comfort without giving up too much performance, this shoe fits the bill.

Players chasing maximum traction might look elsewhere. Despite that, those who spend long hours on the course or play multiple rounds a week will find the Prestige SL an overachiever.

Why it didn’t get the attention
Skechers has long carried the “comfort first” label which can sometimes overshadow its performance credentials. The Prestige didn’t win traction or stability outright. However, it quietly performed like a top-tier spikeless shoe.

As someone who has spent countless hours discussing, reviewing and testing golf shoes, it’s always refreshing to meet someone who shares my passion for good footwear.

So when I heard there was a tiny challenger brand out of Southern California doing things a little differently, I had to check them out.

And by “them”, I mean “him”: footwear industry veteran Ben Hinrichs, founder of a little boutique golf shoe brand called Seagrass.

Hinrich’s mission, above all else, is what drew me to the brand. The idea behind Seagrass is twofold.

First and foremost, Seagrass creates golf shoes that Hinrichs loves to wear. Basically, it’s his personal sandbox to create the golf shoe of his dreams.

When it comes to design, no single architect has dominated the creation of golf courses. 

Golf architecture is an appreciated art form that brings together a common collective of individuals who seek to explore the game beyond just hitting a ball down a patch of grass.  

These nerds, enthusiasts or admirers (there are countless other adjectives to describe them), revel in the majesty of perfectly placed bunkers or flawless use of the natural landscape. 

So, as with all sports, let’s begin the debate: Who are the G.O.A.Ts that deserve their face on the Mount Rushmore of golf architecture?

Establishing the criteria

Let’s start with the requirements. I’ve made this list based on four distinct categories: signature works, influence, enduring legacy and innovation.

If you caught my article comparing the RevCore hybrid and lightweight stand bags, you know I came away impressed overall. In fact, I’ve had the lightweight in play ever since. But I also pointed out a clear weak spot: the rain hood. It felt like an afterthought on an otherwise premium build.

Well, it’s not anymore.

What’s changed

RevCore went back to the drawing board and upgraded its hybrid stand bag in all the right ways. The new model includes:

14-way divider with oversized putter well (or a six-way option if you prefer)Softer rubber center handle for a more comfortable grabDebossed logo and upgraded black nickel hardware for a sharper lookCompact synthetic leather rain hood that finally feels like it belongs on a premium bag

It’s a smart refresh that fixes the one complaint I had about an otherwise solid hybrid option. The cover was just too bulky and it wouldn’t be something I would keep in the bag. The new one is perfect.

What to know about the RevCore Hybrid stand bag

The RevCore hybrid is built for golfers who split time between walking and riding. Full-length velour-lined dividers keep clubs from tangling. It also has a stay-flat base that ensures stability on any surface. Storage is generous without being bulky.

Many of the world's best players swap in different clubs based on current course conditions. It's a strategy that can benefit your game too.

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Playing on a sponsor invitation, Youmin Hwang opened eagle-birdie and finished at 10-under 62 to open up a three-shot lead in the LOTTE Championship.

PGA of America president Don Rea Jr. apologized to Rory McIlroy and the European Ryder Cup team, condemning fan behavior that "crossed the line" at Bethpage.