The Hagen 54, an event inspired by a legendary escape on three British links, now sells out more than 12 months in advance.

Over the next three days, Tour Reps will be working with players in the field fitting them into the new Titleist GTS drivers.

The Hagen 54, an event inspired by a legendary escape on three British links, now sells out more than 12 months in advance.

Hello, Daily Duffer readers! Sarah Chen here, and I’m thrilled to be back with you, talking about one of my favorite topics: how equipment can truly elevate your game. We all know that feeling when a new club just *clicks*, right? Well, today, we’re diving into some exciting news from Titleist that has the professional golf world buzzing – and it has direct implications for how you approach your game and potentially enhance your driving performance. You see, while top pros might make golf look effortless, a massive part of their success comes from meticulous equipment selection and understanding how…

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Matt Fitzpatrick’s recent victory at the Valspar Championship was a masterclass in precision and composure. His bogey-free final round secured his third PGA Tour win, and as an equipment editor, my eyes immediately go to the tools he used to get the job done. While the headlines focus on the win, my job is to peel back the layers and analyze what gear truly stands out and why. “Fitzpatrick’s precise approach play and excellent short game proved decisive as he held off a tight chasing pack to secure his third PGA Tour win, without dropping a single shot over the…

The bubbly and engaging Natasha Andrea Oon had a lot of say after waiting two years to make her LPGA rookie debut close to home in the Bay Area.

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Matthew Fitzpatrick felt his playing partner was so slow he asked for help; NBC emphasized the "glacial" pace.