Tiger Woods' apparel brand Sun Day Red landed its first ambassador by signing PGA Tour rookie Karl Vilips, who idolized Woods and tried to follow in his footsteps as an amateur.
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Can Jake Knapp defend his crown at the 2025 Mexico Open at VidantaWorld? Here's how to catch the action on Disney+ and ESPN+.
From who's stolen the show (hint: It's not Tiger Woods or Rory McIlroy) to which match was the most elite, we're breaking down TGL's first half action.
PGA Tour rookie Karl Vilips was named the first brand ambassador for Sun Day Red, the clothing line launched by Tiger Woods.
What part of the golf ball should you look at while you swing? It depends on what sort of flaw you are trying to fix.
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Adam Scott, who is at the forefront of reunification discussions with LIV Golf, said he wouldn't be surprised if PGA Tour members would be unhappy if it happens.
It’s hard to talk about TaylorMade’s P·790 without acknowledging the seismic shift it caused in the iron market. Before the original P·790 debuted in 2017, “player’s distance” wasn’t really a thing.
I’m not suggesting P·790 was the first but it was inarguably the greatest contributor to the emergence and subsequent growth of the category.
Today?
Player’s distance is the second-largest iron category in golf, trailing only game-improvement. TaylorMade’s flagship model is the talismanic chunk of steel and foam by which other player’s distance irons are compared.
So when TaylorMade releases a new P·790, it’s a big deal.
Here are the highlights from Monday's TGL tripleheader featuring Atlanta Drive GC, Los Angeles GC, The Bay GC and Boston Common Golf.
Looking to upgrade your golf bag for the 2025 season? Here are five great options that are all lightweight and look good.
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There are tens of thousands of golf courses in the world. Most have logos. Some of those logos are much better than the rest.
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How to watch the TGL on Presidents Day, which will feature three matches, including full TGL TV coverage and streaming info.
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Golf technologies (sometimes even good ones) typically fail for one of three reasons.
1. The idea is fundamentally bad. You might even call it a gimmick.
2. The resulting product defies expectations in a bad way. It doesn’t pass the eye (or ear) test.
3. It’s a solution in search of a problem. Even if there might be real benefits, often the market isn’t ready … or interested.
And, of course, in many cases, failed technologies exhibit two or three of the reasons listed above.
I’ve had plenty of “pinch-me” moments since starting to work in golf. I’ve interviewed famous athletes, traveled to top-100 golf courses and vacation destinations galore. And how could I forget the mountain of golf shoes I’ve compiled in the process?
But when it comes to that “wow” factor, those things pale in comparison to my time spent recently inside the adidas Archive. Located at adidas HQ in Herzogenaurach, Germany, the Archive isn’t open to the public, and rarely do people other than select employees get to venture down its vast corridors of relics.
Among 40,000-plus items ranging from the first shoe created by founder Adi Dassler to game-used World Cup soccer balls, it was impressed upon me again and again how dedicated, dare I say obsessed, adidas is with performance.
As golfers, we’re concerned with getting better and gaining an advantage. My time spent in the adidas Archive further cemented the idea that perhaps the world’s most iconic sports brand is, indeed, all about performance.
Because I was privileged to experience something like this that very few people ever will, I’d be remiss not to share the three things I learned about adidas’s heritage and how it applies to us today.
Take a closer look at the bag of Titleist, TaylorMade and Odyessy clubs Ludvig Aberg used to win his second PGA Tour title at the Genesis.
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Jim Nantz asked Tiger Woods about his mom, Tida Woods, during CBS’ coverage of the Genesis Invitational. Then came a story about numbers.
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Ludvig Åberg birdied four of the last six holes for a 6-under 66 and a one-shot victory over Maverick McNealy in the Genesis Invitational.
Scottie Scheffler shot a 6-under 66 on Sunday to finish tied for third at the Genesis Invitational.
GOLF's editors discuss what to expect from Ludvig Aberg, Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy for the rest of the season and whether there is new hope for the PGA-LIV deal.
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Tiger Woods, who did not play this week following the death of his mother, hopes to play more and thinks "things are going to heal quickly" between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf.
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