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To keep up with the latest trends in professional golf equipment, one must look at the bags of the free agents in the game. These players have the freedom to choose their clubs without being tied to a specific equipment manufacturer, making their gear choices a testament to the performance of the clubs they select. Testing clubs at the highest level of the game takes time, as clubs must prove themselves on the course and range before earning a spot in the bag. At the recent Memorial Tournament, Titleist’s GT driver made a significant impact, with 13 players, including Brandt…

An in-depth look at the golf clubs used by Matteo Manassero reveals a carefully selected set of clubs that cater to his unique playing style and preferences. Manassero’s driver is the Titleist TSR3 with a 10-degree loft and a Fujikura Ventus TR Red 6 X shaft. The A1 SureFit setting ensures optimal performance and customization for his swing. For his 3-wood, Manassero relies on the Titleist TSR2 with a 15-degree loft and a Graphite Design Tour AD IZ shaft. This combination provides him with the distance and accuracy he needs off the tee. In place of traditional long irons, Manassero…

Rory McIlroy, a four-time major champion, has always possessed a magical touch on the golf course. During the 2024 U.S. Open, McIlroy showcased his remarkable skills by pulling off a rare feat on the green. Despite starting the second round tied for the lead, McIlroy found himself two over on the round as he approached the par-3 17th hole. On the 199-yard par 3, McIlroy faced a challenging downhill birdie putt, which ultimately led to his ball rolling off the front of the green. However, McIlroy’s resilience and skill came into play as he executed a perfect chip from the…

Sepp Straka had a rollercoaster of a front nine during the U.S. Open, with a triple bogey on No. 3 due to a bad break and a hole-in-one on No. 9 to make up for it less than two hours later. The amazing shot from 194 yards that rattled off the pin and dropped into the hole was his first hole-in-one on the PGA Tour. Straka’s reaction and the celebration with his playing partners were priceless, making for a memorable moment at Pinehurst. This incredible feat at the U.S. Open by Sepp Straka was not the first time a hole-in-one…

Sepp Straka experienced the highs and lows of golf in the second round of the U.S. Open at Pinehurst No. 2. After starting with a triple-bogey on the third hole due to an unfortunate bounce off the flagstick, Straka redeemed himself with a hole-in-one on the ninth hole. This incredible shot helped him bounce back from the setback and put him in a better position for the tournament. The Austrian golfer, a two-time PGA Tour winner, faced a difficult situation after the triple-bogey early in the round. However, he did not let that setback deter him from continuing to play…

Sepp Straka experienced a stressful turn of events during the U.S. Open at Pinehurst, as his unfortunate approach shot on the 3rd hole led to a triple-bogey 7. Starting out in a promising position at even par and in 16th place, Straka’s game quickly took a turn for the worse when his ball ricocheted off the flagstick and landed in a greenside bunker. Analysts described it as one of the worst breaks in golf, as Straka struggled to recover from the setback with five more strokes before finally sinking a 10-foot putt for the triple bogey. Despite the disappointing turn…

Linksoul and OluKai have recently joined forces to release a collection of three shoes perfect for summertime activities. The collaboration features a leather golf sneaker, a golf sandal, and a slip-on shoe, each designed to be versatile enough for both on and off the course wear. With a neutral color palette of navy, black, white, and gray, these shoes are crafted with attention to detail and high-quality materials that embody the casual and sporty spirit of the two coastal brands. The price range for these shoes varies from $100 for the sandal to $150 for the leather sneaker. The Wai‘alae…

In 1999, the term “Greens Visited in Regulation (GVIR)” may have been coined during a casual golf match between friends Jimmy Dunne and Frank Brennan at Royal St. George’s. The term was used when Brennan’s ball rolled off the green into a bunker, despite hitting the green. This concept has been around in golf for a long time, even if not officially recognized until 1980 when Jack Nicklaus led the PGA Tour in Greens in Regulation. Firm, brown, and fast surfaces have always been ideal for golf, and often provide a more challenging game. Jimmy Dunne, a well-known figure in…