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Bryson DeChambeau struggled in his final round at the Masters, but he bounced back with a 63 to open LIV Golf Mexico City.

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If you're looking to optimize your bag at the top of your set, high-lofted fairway woods can be an excellent solution.

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How to watch the 2025 Chevron Championship on Saturday, including full Chevron Championship TV coverage and streaming info for Round 3.

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2025 Chevron Championship tee times for Saturday's third round in Texas, featuring Lexi Thompson, Sarah Schmelzel and more.

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Former LPGA star and 2014 U.S. Women's Open champ Michelle Wie West dishes on life after pro golf, her favorite courses, new hobbies and more.

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Sarah Schmelzel joined GOLF's Subpar podcast to discuss LPGA life, the Solheim Cup and the hot-mic moment she might be best known for.

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Yan Liu had an albatross to offset three front-nine bogeys and rebounded from a late bogey for an even-par 72 and a one-stroke lead over four players Friday in the Chevron Championship.

Rookies Isaiah Salinda and Kevin Velo shot a 3-under 69 in alternate-shot play Friday to remain atop the leaderboard in the Zurich Classic, where defending champions Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry are six strokes back.

The LPGA has made remarkable strides in its quality of play, popularity, visibility and purses. So why don't some stars stick around?

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You can learn so much from Camilo Villegas. The 5-time PGA Tour winner has a bag built to support his low launch conditions.

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How to watch second round of the 2025 Zurich Classic of New Orleans on Friday, including full Zurich Classic TV coverage and streaming info.

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How to watch the second round of the 2025 Chevron Championship on Friday, including full Chevron TV coverage and streaming info for Round 2.

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Learn why hybrid golf clubs are easier to hit, when to replace your long irons and how to choose the right hybrid for your game.

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Learn how iron shaft weight impacts your launch, spin, and distance, and why a fitting could lead to better consistency with your irons.

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Nelly Korda's major championship season started with an uncharacteristically shaky 77 at the Chevron Championship.

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The annual MyGolfSpy Best of Golf Awards is perhaps my favorite piece to write each year. It’s one of the few times we get to (somewhat) look past the data and analysis to just show off some really cool stuff.

It’s not that we don’t want to highlight top-performing golf gear. There’s still plenty of that here. But the Best of Golf Awards allow us to shine a light on the little guys, the unsung heroes and heroines of the golf industry.

Some of the best golf gear has been kept a secret for too long. That, above all else, is why we created our Best of Golf Awards.

From badass headcovers to wacky recovery tools we just can’t seem to stop using, each of these items has been hand-picked by our eclectic staff.

This is the Best of Golf for 2025.

We’ve seen a lot of golf clubs come and go through our testing over the years. While some earn top marks and fade into memory, others leave a lasting impression. These are the clubs we still talk about, the ones that quietly stood the test of time. We asked the MyGolfSpy team to look back and name the hidden gems from the past decade. Here’s what made the list.

PING G400 LST

The PING G400 LST earned MyGolfSpy’s 2018 Most Wanted Driver title​. It delivers lower spin than other PING drivers without sacrificing much forgiveness. Testers found it an “absolute fairway finder.”

Testers also praised its setup, design and feel, noting that it outperformed a strong field. In addition to the forgiveness and high subjective feedback scores, the LST also finished third in the distance category. PING has had some winners since the release of the G400 LST but this is the one that started it all.

TaylorMade RBZ Fairway Woods

TaylorMade’s RocketBallz (RBZ) fairway woods were hyped with a bold claim of “up to 17 yards” extra distance. After testing, the RBZ fairway proved it was long. The RBZ’s Speed Pocket sole technology produced explosive ball speeds, making it one of the longest fairway woods of its time.

TaylorMade M1 Driver

The 2016 TaylorMade M1 driver was a Most Wanted winner, posting the highest carry and total distance in driver testing that year. Seventy-five percent of testers saw better Strokes Gained results with the M1 than with other drivers that year.

In our second installment of Best Golf Deals of the Week, we’ve got three more great options from the PGA TOUR Superstore. With products from Callaway, Titleist and New Balance, these are deals you won’t want to miss.

Check them out below and let us help you take your game to the next level.

Callaway Paradym Ai Smoke MAX Driver

The Ai Smoke line from Callaway was designed using the data of real players to optimize the face for maximum performance. The MAX model features a rear sliding weight to offer players up to 19 yards of shot-shape correction delivered in a forgiving shape. Callaway also improved upon their 360-degree carbon chassis to allow for weight redistribution to improve launch conditions and forgiveness.

Titleist Vokey SM9 Wedges

If your wedges are past their due date for an upgrade, this deal from Titleist on the Vokey SM9 is a great way to go. Grooves are cut to maximize spin for control on all types of shots. The CG of these wedges were also raised to promote a more controlled ball flight and solid contact. With a variety of grind and bounce options, you’ll be able to tailor your clubs to your specific needs. All while saving some money in the process!

New Balance Fresh Foam Contend v2

Stroll the fairways in comfort and style with the Fresh Foam Contend v2. New Balance uses an innovative Fresh Foam insole that provides excellent medial arch and heel support. This promotes proper alignment and stability with every step you take on the course. A welded forefoot water-guard adds extra protection to bolster a two-year waterproof warranty.

As a golf cart owner, I understand that finding the perfect bag is critical. When your bag is spending most of its time attached to your cart, the key factors quickly become storage, organization and stability. Cart-specific golf bags generally provide superior protection and convenient storage but a hybrid bag can also offer versatility. Here are the top three best golf bags for golf cart owners.

Sun Mountain C-130 (Best Overall)

The Sun Mountain C-130 was the best golf bag for riding in 2025.

Sun Mountain has been a proven performer through the years and the C-130 is their top-performing cart bag. If you value stability above all else, it’s a great choice.

Specifically designed to excel on a golf cart, it features Sun Mountain’s unique Smart Strap System that keeps your bag firmly in place. The best part is you can still access your gear while the bag is strapped in.

Our testers liked the generous storage compartments and organization that the C-130 provided.

Spring is here. For many golfers that means the golf season is officially underway. If your golf wardrobe could use a spring refresh, you’re in the right place. We’ve included options for men and women. Get your golf look ready for spring!

Men’s spring golf polos

PUMA X AP Spring Florals Polo Shirt

Inspired by Arnold Palmer’s timeless style, this polo blends a vintage look with modern performance. Made from 90 percent recycled materials, it features moisture-wicking fabric, four-way stretch and a flat knit collar.

Peter Millar Orbit Performance Jersey Polo

The Peter Millar Orbit Performance Jersey Polo is built for warm-weather play so you can keep it in your summer wardrobe as well. It has four-way stretch, moisture-wicking performance and UPF 50+ sun protection.

PUMA X AP Lemon Branch Polo

Another standout from the PUMA x Arnold Palmer collection. Featuring a bold lemon-branch print and breathable, fast-drying fabric with four-way stretch, it’s built for comfort (and to turn a few heads) on and off the course.

TravisMathew Magnolia Print Polo

Nothing says spring like azaleas in full bloom. Something tells me this would be a perfect shirt to wear to the first golf major of the year. This ultra-lightweight polo features a bold floral print and a contrast collar.