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Billy Horschel made an 18-foot birdie putt down the slope and Patrick Cantlay clinched it with another clutch chip as the Atlanta Drive won the inaugural TGL title.

Atlanta Drive GC beat New York GC in the second match of a best-of-three series for the inaugural TGL championship. Here are the highlights from Tuesday's match.

Here are TGL winners and losers — and answers to whether the simulator league actually worked, following its championship series.

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Check out our list of how much money each player came away with during the 2025 TGL series, played at SoFi Center in Florida.

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Getting your wedges right can transform your game for the better. Here's what you can learn from the five best players in the world.

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The U.S. National Junior Team gathered in Arizona last month for a spring training session. We tagged along.

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If you're a beginner golfer, you might be asking yourself how many clubs are permitted in a golf bag, and what is each club's role?

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If you're looking for a simple training aid that will help improve your ball striking with your irons, look no further than the Swingzy.

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It's time for the 2025 Texas Children's Houston Open! Will Stephan Jaeger defend his title? Check out how to watch the action on ESPN+ now.

Making clean, solid contact with the ball is crucial for accuracy, distance, and consistency. Here’s how to improve your ball-striking ability:

1. Maintain Proper Posture

• Stand with a slight knee bend and a straight back.

• Keep your weight balanced between both feet.

• Maintain a slight forward tilt at the hips for better rotation.

2. Keep Your Head Still

• Avoid excessive head movement during your swing.

Here's the total TGL payout breakdown and purse for the 2025 season, which comes to an end March 25. Find out how much money will be doled out.

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How to watch the 2025 Texas Children's Houston Open at Memorial Park this week, including a full Houston Open TV schedule and streaming info.

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One player above all distinguished himself on the PGA Tour’s just-wrapped Florida Swing: 29-year-old Jacob Bridgeman.

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With its advanced golf ball printing capabilities, TaylorMade has been full throttle on limited edition golf balls. I expect there will be something special for the Masters, but this week we’re biding our time with the release of Limited Edition TP5 pix Darts golf balls.

The new balls (available in both TP5 and TP5x) feature a darts-inspired pix pattern, including darts and a dartboard. The 501 player number is a reference to 501 – the most common game played in darts.

As with other Limited Edition TaylorMade ball offerings, the TP5 Darts comes in a themed box, which appears to include reprints of autographs from TaylorMade staffers and a Cricket scoreboard.

If the relationship between golf and darts isn’t apparent, TaylorMade is inviting you to throw darts and knock down flagsticks.

Barbecue sauce.

Tour Edge updates their Wingman line with Wingman 800 putters.The Wingman 800 models feature high MOI designs and a new milled face pattern.A VIBRCOR polymer layer behind the face softens the feel at impact.Available April 15 with a MSRP of $169 at TourEdge.com

Are you looking for a new putter but have a limited budget? Tour Edge’s new Wingman 800 series could be just what you are looking for.

Budget-conscious golfers are well aware of Tour Edge’s reputation of producing quality putters at price points that are hundreds of dollars below their competitors.

The Tour Edge Template putter line included a wide range of head styles, all priced at $129. The predecessor to this new line, the Wingman 700 line were high MOI mallets priced at $199.

For those of you who dig math, the new Wingman 800 line is priced at $30 less than the previous version.

When does that ever happen in the golf equipment world?

Golf on TV has experienced a noticeable uptick in 2025. But what's driving the growth? And is it here to stay?

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We’re just over two weeks away from the Daytona 500 of golf, better known as the Masters.

(I’m not sure if anyone else calls it the Daytona 500 of golf. I do know, however, that no one calls the Daytona 500 the Masters of NASCAR.)

Anyway, the onslaught of Augusta-inspired limited-edition golf gear marches on. Some are cool and some are (pimento) cheesy but we have to tip the cap to Golf Pride. Its new Golf Pride Honorary Starter Collection is all cool with zero cheese. It’s chock-full of green and white but precious little yellow. There are just enough azaleas to make the horticulturist in you happier than a Sunday back-nine eagle.

What is the Honorary Starter Collection?

Golf Pride is dressing up its go-to grip, the Tour Velvet®, in a slick green-and-white outfit. Thankfully, Golf Pride did not go overboard with azaleas. The Honorary Starter is tastefully trimmed with white floral etching plus a single azalea on the cap and another one by the logo.

Golf Pride’s new Reverse Taper® putter grip is the other member of the Honorary Starter Collection. This one isn’t quite as understated as the Tour Velvet® with Augusta-green branding and “springtime in northeast Georgia” artwork. The original Reverse Taper has a kind of dull, antiseptic look to it. This first major-of-the-year makeover is pretty dang sweet.

Viktor Hovland is back. After a year and a half of frustration and swing tweaks that never seemed to click, he held off Justin Thomas to win the Valspar Championship by a shot. Two birdies through the Snake Pit sealed the deal and gave Hovland his first PGA Tour win since 2023.

Like all wins on Tour, there’s a formula that includes nerves, timing, mechanics and, of course, equipment. In this case, the driver in his bag stands out.

A $399 reminder that performance doesn’t always expire

A PING G425 LST, released in 2021 and currently selling for $399 in limited lofts, got the job done for Hovland.

The G425 LST (Low Spin Technology) is a better-player driver with a 445cc pear-shaped head designed to reduce spin. It features a moveable 17-gram weight for tuning ball flight and a forged T9S+ face to enhance ball speed. It’s built for control, distance and flight shaping.

In MyGolfSpy’s Most Wanted testing for mid swing speeds in 2022, the G425 LST finished best for distance and ranked near the top in Strokes Gained. It also earned high marks for shaping and overall performance. The one common complaint? The sound.

The Cleveland HiBore XL driver is my driver of choice for the 2025 season. That, dear readers, is a hill I’ll die on.

Until I choose not to. That’s my right as an adult.

As MyGolfSpy’s resident grown-up (my take) or old fart (the rest of the staff’s take), I take my share of abuse from my treasured colleagues. That abuse has been turbocharged ever since the HiBore XL, my beautiful Dorito-looking sunuvabitch, finished where it did in this year’s MyGolfSpy driver test.

“Barba, we gotta get you a real driver….”

“Dude, you must have been ‘high’ when you ‘bore’ that driver…”

Golf cart customization is fun, especially since you can do a lot of it yourself. My golf cart has been my preferred way to get around for years. I won’t say I have all the latest and greatest upgrades but even small tweaks have made a big difference. If you own a golf cart and want to start making it the perfect ride for you, here are 10 ways to customize it.

Golf Cart Underglow Light Kit

Sometimes, we see a golf cart in our neighborhood and my kids say, “That’s a party cart.” A “party cart” essentially means a golf cart with an underglow light kit. Are they wrong?

The Universal Fit Golf Cart LED Light Kit has 256 lighting modes and a music sync feature. It is designed to work with a 12V-65V battery input and fits a wide range of golf carts including E-Z-GO, Club Car and Yamaha. It comes with a wireless remote.

Red Amber LED Stop/Turn/Signals Brake Light

The Upgraded Golf Cart Tailgate Light Strip adds extra visibility and style to your cart with bright running lights, sequential turn signals and brake lighting. Designed for easy installation with a clear wiring setup and IP67 waterproof rating, it’s a great way to enhance safety and make your golf cart stand out.

Universal Golf Cart Trailer Hitch

The Golf Cart Trailer Hitch with a two-inch receiver makes it easy to tow small trailers, haul gear or attach accessories to your cart. Whether moving yard equipment, bringing extra supplies to the course or adding a cargo carrier, the trailer hitch is a worthwhile customization. It’s designed to fit most Club Car, E-Z-GO and Yamaha models and installs easily so you can put your cart to work when needed.