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Justin Rose, a top TOUR player with impressive accolades including a 2016 Summer Olympic Games Gold medal and a 2013 U.S. Open victory, is known for his willingness to test out new golf equipment. Despite trying various clubs and shafts on the market, Rose often sticks with a combination of new technology and older clubs in his bag. One recent change in his equipment lineup includes switching to Titleist’s new GT3 driver, set at a B2 hosel configuration with standard loft and a 0.75-degree upright lie angle. A unique feature of Rose’s driver setup is the lead tape he wraps…

The GolfWRX community has come together to determine the best driver for 2024, with members voting on their top choices. This year, the results of the poll showcase a variety of drivers that have caught the attention of golfers. Whether it’s Titleist, Ping, Callaway, or TaylorMade, each brand has its own unique pitch and features that make their driver stand out from the rest. With the voting percentages displayed next to each driver, it’s clear to see which models have resonated the most with GolfWRX members. Titleist’s TSR3 driver boasts Speed Ring Face Technology, designed for players with consistent impact…

The Rules of Golf are extensive and can be difficult to navigate, which is why having a knowledgeable resource like the Rules Guy can be incredibly helpful. One common question that arises is what happens when a golfer hits a ball that falls off the tee mid-swing. In such a scenario, where the ball starts moving during the backswing and is then struck, there is no penalty according to Rule 10.1(d). This specific situation is covered under Rule 6.2(b)/5 for when a ball falls off a tee, as well as Rule 9.1(b) for other scenarios. The player simply plays the…

Are you a golf enthusiast looking to enhance your game this season? One important but often overlooked piece of equipment is your golf glove. It is crucial to switch to a new glove regularly to maintain a fresh grip and feel. Hanging your golf glove on the side of your bag between shots allows it to air out and stay fresh for many rounds to come. To help you find the best golf gloves on the market, we have searched the internet for some top brands including Titleist, Callaway, FootJoy, TravisMathew, Ping, and more. The Titleist Players Glove is a…

The Sure-Golf Tour-Feel training aid is designed to help golfers create width in their swings by keeping their lead arm straight. This is a common trait among PGA Tour players, and the Tour-Feel aims to help recreational golfers achieve a similar position for more power and consistency. The device offers three levels of resistance and is easy to use once you learn to assemble and wear it correctly. The effectiveness of the Sure-Golf Tour-Feel lies in its ability to teach golfers to maintain a straight lead arm throughout the swing. By connecting an elastic band to the thumb and creating…

Canice Screene, a star golfer from Croham Hurst, achieved a significant milestone in her career by winning the AIG Irish Women’s Amateur Close Championship in Roscommon. The 23-year-old, whose parents are from Ireland, displayed exceptional skills and determination throughout the tournament. She secured a thrilling 2&1 victory over Emma O’Driscoll in the final after defeating Olivia Costello in the semi-final. Screene’s success at the championship was a result of her consistent performance in both stroke play and match play rounds. She finished third in the stroke play stage with an impressive score of -7, following rounds of 70 and 69.…

A recent court ruling has determined that Mill Ride Golf Club in Berkshire will be forfeited as the money used to purchase the club in 2013 was obtained through fraudulent activities. Zamira Hajiyeva, the owner of the club, is the subject of the UK’s first Unexplained Wealth Order (UWO) relating to a London house and the golf club, which were jointly valued at £26.5 million. Her husband, Jahangir Hajiyev, is currently serving a 15-year jail sentence for defrauding the state-owned International Bank of Azerbaijan. Despite the court’s ruling that the properties were bought with illicit funds, no finding was made…

Evergreen Asian Tour player Steve Lewton is hoping to draw inspiration from in-form compatriot Richard Bland as he goes for glory in his home tournament, International Series England at Foxhills Club & Resort in Surrey. The 41-year-old will be teeing off on home soil this week, a rare occasion for the Englishman who first started playing on the Asian Tour in 2012 after earning his card through Q-School. With the event being the fourth of 10 that form a pathway onto the LIV Golf League at the end of the season, Lewton has extra incentive to shine. He is eager…