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As we enter the new year, golf enthusiasts can look forward to an array of new and newly renovated golf courses that are set to open in the coming months. While many of these projects may be exclusive or private, we have compiled a list of nine public-access courses that are sure to excite golfers of all levels. From California to Florida to Scotland, these courses cover a wide range of styles and settings, promising challenging gameplay and breathtaking views. One of the most anticipated openings is the Poppy Ridge Golf Course in Livermore, California. Designed by architect Jay Blasi,…
The PGA Tour’s 2025 season kicks off with The Sentry, a $20m signature event in Hawaii featuring a star-studded field of 59 players. The tournament is open to all PGA Tour winners in 2024 and the top 50 in the FedEx Cup rankings. Notable players competing in The Sentry include Xander Schauffele, Justin Thomas, and Ludvig Aberg, while some big names are missing from the field this week. Scottie Scheffler, the World No.1 and three-time PGA Tour Player of the Year, is absent from The Sentry after a freak accident on Christmas Day that required surgery on his hand. He…
The PGA Tour kicks off its 2025 calendar year at The Sentry, held at Kapalua’s Plantation Course in Hawaii. The tournament features 59 of the tour’s top players competing for a $20 million purse, with the winner taking home a $3.6 million check and 700 FedEx Cup points. Unfortunately, some notable players like World No.1 Scottie Scheffler and World No.3 Rory McIlroy are absent from the field, with Scheffler recovering from hand surgery and McIlroy starting his year in Dubai. The field for The Sentry is comprised of last year’s PGA Tour winners and other players who finished in the…
The 2025 PGA Tour season and FedExCup are set to kick off with the prestigious tournament, The Sentry, taking place in Hawaii. Golf fans around the world can catch all the action live on TV and online, thanks to the broadcast coverage by Golf Channel, NBC, Peacock in the US, Sky Sports in the UK, TSN in Canada, and Fox Sports and Kayo in Australia. With a prize fund of $20 million and $3.6 million going to the winner, The Sentry is a must-watch event for golf enthusiasts. The Sentry, previously known as the Tournament of Champions, has now opened…
Xander Schauffele is gearing up for The Sentry tournament in Hawaii, following Scottie Scheffler’s absence due to surgery. With Scheffler out, Schauffele, who won last year’s PGA Championship and Open Championship, is now the favorite for the event in Maui. Despite his recent successes, Schauffele admits that his swing changes, overseen by coach Chris Como, are still a work in progress and feel uncomfortable at times. However, he remains confident in his abilities and is excited to continue working with Como to improve his game. Schauffele reflects on his past performances, highlighting different playing styles for different tournaments. He acknowledges…
PXG, a prominent golf equipment and apparel brand, has recently launched its special edition PXG Tour Series Brandon and Brandon II putters. These contemporary blade-style putters, crafted from 100% milled 303 stainless steel, offer exceptional feedback and control for golfers seeking precision in their game. The shallow fly-cut face of the putters creates a tour-inspired response, enhancing the overall feel and feedback for players. Additionally, the putters come with two adjustable sole weights, allowing for versatile customization to meet individual player preferences and stroke tendencies. The PXG Tour Series features two unique putter styles catering to different preferences. The PXG…
Max Homa is starting off the year 2025 with new gear, including equipment, apparel, and shoes. After going winless in 2024, the six-time PGA Tour winner has signed deals with Cobra Golf for his clubs, Puma Golf for his footwear, and Lululemon for his apparel. This week at The Sentry, Homa will be teeing it up with a Cobra driver, irons, and wedges, after being a Titleist staffer since turning pro in 2014. His bag includes a new DS-Adapt LS driver in the C6 setting with a Fujikura Ventus Velocore+ 7X shaft, a custom-built set of irons, Cobra Snakebite wedges,…
When it comes to launch monitors, Garmin has been making waves in the industry with their innovative Approach R10 model in 2021. Now, they’re back with the new Garmin Approach R50 launch monitor, which aims to take things to the next level. With a large built-in color touchscreen, the R50 offers unrivaled ease of use and functionality, making it a standout option for golfers looking to elevate their game. Setting up and using the Garmin Approach R50 is a breeze thanks to the 10″ touchscreen display that allows you to navigate through the various options with ease. The device comes…