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Are Direct-To-Consumer Clubs As Good As Those From Mainstream Brands?
Golf Monthly driver and irons tester Joe Ferguson has been examining the rise of the direct-to-consumer brand within golf and how it could benefit ...
Elite college golf programs receive extensive free gear from brands like Adidas, Ping, Nike and Titleist for their players. Brands provide this equipment to build loyalty, hoping players will continue ...
Welcome to I Tried It, a GOLF.com series about golf items — apparel, gear, accessories, etc. — that we’ve recently taken out for a spin. We’re here to give our honest, no-frills takes on the latest ...
With a backdrop of record-setting levels of recreational golf travel in recent years, Club Glove has completely overhauled its top-selling golf travel bag – the Traveler – for the first time in 30 ...
Starting your golfing journey can be both exciting and daunting. Having the right golf equipment is crucial for enhancing your performance and enjoyment on the course. This guide will help you ...
ST. LOUIS — Golf gear retailer PGA Tour Superstore has set the fall opening date for its new store in St. Louis County, which will be its first in the state, and is hiring workers for the business.
While college football dominates headlines in late August and September, college golf programs stage one of the most eye-catching rituals of the year on social media. Programs from coast to coast show ...
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