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VESSEL’s latest innovation in the world of golf stand bags, the Carbon Lux, combines luxury and functionality to create a truly unique and superior product. With a genuine carbon fiber spine, this bag sets a new standard in terms of strength and durability. Partnering with Carbitex, VESSEL has utilized their patented OmniFlex textile to ensure that the Carbon Lux Stand is not only luxurious but also built to last. Designed with the discerning golfer in mind, the Carbon Lux features premium details such as a magnetic ball pocket for easy access, a Rotator Base for maximum stability, and an Equilibrium…
In the world of golf drivers, the trend in 2024 is towards higher-stability offerings that not only perform well with shots hit in the center of the face but also help with straighter shots and maintaining distance with mis-hits towards the heel or toe. Golf club manufacturers like Ping, Callaway, Cobra, Mizuno, TaylorMade, and Titleist offer a broad array of irons to meet the needs of different players, ranging from elite players to beginners. For example, Ping offers irons like the Blueprint T and Blueprint S for elite players, the i230 for good players looking for more forgiveness, the i525…
Bushnell’s latest top of the line model is the Bushnell Pro X3+, a follow-up to the Bushnell Pro X3 rangefinder. With a price tag that stands alone, this rangefinder offers advanced features like slope compensation, elevation adjustment, wind direction when connected to the Bushnell app, and more. Let’s take a closer look at whether this upgrade is worth the investment. The set up and ease of use of the Bushnell Pro X3+ are similar to other rangefinders. With a Power button turning the device on, a Mode button for adjusting elements, and features like slope adjustment and a dedicated button…
Colin Prater, a high school biology teacher from Colorado Springs, Colorado, is making waves at the 124th U.S. Open at Pinehurst No. 2. Prater discovered his passion for biology in high school and excelled in the subject, eventually becoming the only student to receive an A in AP Biology. Now 29 years old, Prater continues to balance his love for teaching with his passion for golf, as he is the lone high school biology teacher competing in the U.S. Open this year. Prater’s journey to Pinehurst came through the U.S. Open’s qualification system, which saw 9,522 hopefuls vying for just…
The 2024 U.S. Open is set to be one of the toughest tests in golf, with Scottie Scheffler emerging as a favorite due to his exceptional performance leading up to the tournament. Pinehurst #2, the course for this year’s U.S. Open, seems to be a perfect fit for Scheffler’s style of play. However, with all 72 holes yet to be played, anything can happen, especially at a challenging course like Pinehurst #2 that is expected to get increasingly difficult with the heat rolling in. The betting panel for the U.S. Open consists of a caddie reporting anonymously from Pinehurst #2,…
The Golfweek Senior National event at Grandover Resort in Greensboro, North Carolina, features Pinehurst native Stephen Fox leading the super senior division with a three-shot lead after 36 holes. Fox, who also won the Gateway Senior Invitational earlier this year, opened the tournament with a strong 3-under 69, followed by an even-par 72 on the second day. Fox has a history of success at the North & South Senior Amateur at Pinehurst, finishing in the top 5 the past two years and winning in 2019 and 2020. In the senior division, Trent Gregory of Wake Forest, North Carolina, leads with…
Rory McIlroy and wife Erica Stoll have recently reconciled after McIlroy filed for divorce in South Florida following the Wells Fargo Championship. The couple, who have been married for seven years and have a three-year-old daughter, decided to dismiss the divorce petition at the request of both parties. McIlroy addressed the rumors surrounding his personal life and expressed his excitement for a new beginning with his family during a press conference ahead of the U.S. Open, where he is aiming to win his fifth major title. Despite the challenges they have faced, McIlroy and Stoll have come to the realization…
Bryson DeChambeau revealed his custom 3D-printed Avoda irons at the 2024 Masters, explaining that the face curvature on his irons allows for straighter shots on mis-hits. The unique curvature on the face of the irons, similar to a driver or hybrid, helps DeChambeau feel more comfortable over the ball. Many assumed this meant the irons had “bulge and roll,” but DeChambeau clarified at the U.S. Open that they have bulge from heel to toe, not top to bottom. During an interview with Golf Channel, DeChambeau demonstrated the face curvature of his irons, explaining that they have bulge but not roll.…