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In advance of this year's Walker Cup at Cypress Point, Golf.com spent a day with the maintenance team at the world-renowned course.

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Tommy Fleetwood, a prolific mini driver user, recently found a new gear with his driver. And so can you.

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Miranda Wang's 5-under 67 gave her a two-shot lead Friday among those who completed their second rounds in the rain-delayed FM Championship.

Here are nine nuggets for your weekend. There are items on Keegan Bradley’s captain’s picks press conference and Phil Mickelson’s thoughts.

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Today, we are all left-handed golfers.

At a minimum, we’re all getting a real sense of what it’s like when you see a golf club you desperately want, only to find out they don’t make it for you.

I don’t like how it feels.

Such is the case with these stunning Masters Edition Mizuno Pro S-1 irons and T-1 wedges. I mean, just look at the ferrules (among other things).

Officially licensed

As you may have pieced together by now, official Masters licensing is harder to come by than a Sunday pin sheet. It’s why the early April flood of green and yellow Limited Edition “Augusta,” “1st Major,” and “Season Opener” gear has become a tradition absolutely unlike any other.

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It’s always exciting when a new lineup of clubs hits the scene, and ONOFF has just released their Kuro 2026 series. This collection, from the driver down to the irons, is designed with a focus on advanced technology and a clean, refined aesthetic. Let’s take a closer look at what each club in the family has to offer.

ONOFF Driver Kuro 2026

For those looking for a new driver, the Kuro 2026 features a high-rigidity sole plate and Power Trench technology, which is engineered to transfer energy efficiently. The face is designed to expand the rebound area, which helps with performance on shots hit lower on the face. With a high Moment of Inertia (MOI), the club is intended to promote a smooth and repeatable swing. The club also uses a high-rigidity carbon crown to help lower the center of gravity.

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ONOFF Fairway Arms Kuro 2026

The Fairway Arms Kuro 2026 is designed for consistent performance from the fairway. It incorporates the high-rigidity sole plate and Power Trench technology to help with ball speed. A rounded leading edge is included to help the club move smoothly through the turf. The face’s laser milling pattern is varied to help with spin and direction on different parts of the face.

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A top teacher explains how setup and impact fundamentals can transform your ball striking, from irons to driver.

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I don’t think so.

Luke Donald will announce his six captain's choices for his Ryder Cup team on Monday as Team Europe bid to become the tournament's first away victor since 2012.

Ping has released its previously Tour-only 7.5º G440 LST driver, which offers lower loft for players looking to find a better launch window.

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What is it that makes the Callaway Supersoft such a popular golf ball? Is it the budget-friendly price point alone or do golfers really believe it’s longer and easier to hit? The Callaway Supersoft is the number one-selling golf ball on Amazon for 2025. That alone made it worth a closer look in our 2025 MyGolfSpy Ball Test.

If a ball is moving this much volume, golfers deserve to know what they’re really getting. Here’s a breakdown of how the Callaway Supersoft performs at different swing speeds.

Should high swing speed players play Callaway Supersoft?

For golfers with faster swings, the Supersoft’s weaknesses showed clearly.

Driver Distance: At 312.69 yards, it was the second-shortest ball in the entire test. By comparison, the Callaway Chrome Tour Triple Diamond led the way at 328.05 yards. That’s more than 15 yards behind.Iron Distance: It fell into the bottom half at 191 yards, compared to 202 yards for the top performer.

While it did “exceed expectations” in ball speed when compared with other ultra-soft balls, that didn’t translate to keeping up with the firmer, tour-level options for fast swing speed players.

Verdict: For players generating high clubhead speed, the Supersoft is too short to be a realistic option.

I recently upgraded my wedges, and while I knew it was long overdue from a pure equipment quality standpoint, I realized there’s more to it than that. Wedges don’t just wear out. They can also stop fitting your game as your swing evolves or as the courses you play change.

The right wedges are often one of the most overlooked parts of the bag. Yet they play a huge role in scoring, recovery and confidence inside 100 yards. If you notice any of these signs, your wedges may no longer be working for you.

1. Your swing speed has changed

Swing speed isn’t static. It can increase with fitness training or decrease with age and injury. Either way, it impacts how your wedges perform.

Faster swingers often find they need less loft or bounce to flight wedges down and maintain control.

Shaft weight and flex also matter. Many stock wedges come with heavier “wedge flex” shafts, which can feel harsh for slower players or inconsistent if your iron shafts are lighter. Faster swingers may overpower lighter wedge shafts, leading to distance control issues and inconsistent spin.

Last month, I watched one of my younger competitive students step into a fairway bunker 140 yards from the green with complete confidence. Perfect lie, clear view to the flag, and he’d been hitting his irons well all day.

His swing looked good, with a reasonably smooth tempo and solid rhythm, but the ball traveled barely 30 yards before rolling back toward his feet. The dreaded chunk seems to plague more than a few golfers from the fairway bunker.

After two more attempts, each worse than the last, he walked out, having added unnecessary strokes to his card on this relatively simple par-4.

“I don’t get it, Coach B. I tried to pick it clean,” he said in frustration.

Sound familiar? It should. Fairway bunker play is one of golf’s most misunderstood skills.

What’s the hardest thing you’ve ever accomplished?

If we went around the room, there would be a myriad of good answers.

“I ran a marathon!”

“I taught myself the piano!”

“I overcame a crippling addiction!”

Allisen Corpuz kept her patience while spinning her wheels for so much of the year and finally saw some good results Thursday when she opened the FM Championship with a 7-under 65 to share the first-round lead with Sei Young Kim.

Scottie Scheffler is dominating this stat on the PGA Tour this season. And he’s on a pace not seen since 2000 Tiger Woods.

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Keegan Bradley’s aunt, Pat — an LPGA Hall of Famer and former U.S. Solheim Cup captain — can relate to the weight her nephew is shouldering.  

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Two-time DP World Tour winner Eddie Pepperell bought a pro-shop putter, he said in a video this week — and then he was penalized two shots.

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Gordon Sargent won the 2022 NCAA Championship with a 380-yard drive on the 1st playoff hole. Let's look at the tools he uses for that speed.

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Looking to end the summer season with some fresh gear? Take a cue from what's hot! Check out August's best-selling golf clubs.

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