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Trey McBride, a tight end for the Arizona Cardinals, recently shared his passion for golf on GOLF’s Subpar podcast. Despite being relatively new to the game, McBride has quickly developed a handicap of 12, showing promising potential for improvement. One key lesson he has learned is to not swing too hard, as he has discovered that he can achieve better results by letting the club do the work and slowing down his swing. Standing at 6-foot-4 and weighing 240 pounds, McBride’s physical stature gives him a natural advantage on the golf course. His size allows him to control the ball…

Cobra has recently released the first commercially available set of 3D-printed steel irons called the LIMIT3D iron. This innovative new technology combines the look and feel of a forged blade with the playability of a game improvement iron. By partnering with nTop, a leader in computational design software, Cobra has created a fully 3D printed 318L stainless steel body with a unique lattice structure in the center. This structure allows for 33% of the club’s weight to be repositioned for internal perimeter weighting and a high MOI. Additionally, 100 grams of tungsten has been strategically placed in the heel and…

Josh Sens, a writer for Golf.com, recently explored the updates to the GolfLogix app that have made it compatible with the Apple Watch. As someone who typically enjoys the simplicity of the golf course as a tech-free zone, Josh was initially hesitant to test a product designed for tech-savvy golfers. However, he found that the GolfLogix app provided valuable data and insights that enhanced his golfing experience. Originally founded in 1999 as a handheld GPS system, GolfLogix has evolved into one of the most popular golf apps for statistics and analytics. With detailed course maps and personalized data, the app…

Luke Donald, the European Ryder Cup captain, has named Paul McGinley as a ‘strategic advisor’ for the upcoming matches in New York. McGinley, who led Europe to victory in the 2014 Ryder Cup, brings a wealth of experience to the team. He has also been part of the Ryder Cup Advisory Committee since 2019, working to maximize the commercial impact of the contest. In his new role, McGinley will provide strategic advice to Luke Donald, his vice captains, and the backroom team, as they prepare for the upcoming matches. McGinley’s role as a strategic advisor will involve looking at away…

Jack and Barbara Nicklaus received mixed reviews from PGA Tour players regarding the redesigned par 3 16th hole at Muirfield Village Golf Club. The hole, which has been criticized over the years, forced golfers to draw or fade the ball into a narrow green surrounded by water and bunkers. Some players, like Jordan Spieth, acknowledged that the changes made by Nicklaus improved the hole, while others, including Jason Day, still found it challenging and even described it as a “stupid hole.” The 16th hole has a history of controversy, with players voicing their displeasure about its difficulty and length. Even…

Xander Schauffele recently weighed in on Jon Rahm’s decision to join LIV Golf and the ongoing civil war in the golf world. Rahm’s move to the Saudi-funded breakaway in December surprised many, especially after he had previously criticized LIV’s 54-hole format. Schauffele believes that Rahm may have overestimated his influence on the outcome of the situation when he joined LIV Golf. During a press conference ahead of the Memorial Tournament, Schauffele suggested that only Tiger Woods could have a significant impact on the resolution of the conflict. While some may believe that an individual player can speed up the process,…

The U.S. Open is a tournament that embodies the ideal of meritocracy in the world of golf. Players must earn their way into the tournament, and special exemptions are rare and only given when deemed necessary. One such exemption was recently granted to Tiger Woods, a decorated golfer with an impressive career that includes three U.S. Open victories. Despite his past success, Woods found himself in need of a special exemption to participate in the 2024 U.S. Open. The practice of special exemptions dates back to 1966, when legendary golfer Ben Hogan was granted an exemption to play in that…

This year marks the twenty-fifth anniversary of the SeeMore Putter Company, coinciding with the historic victory of Payne Stewart at the US Open twenty-five years ago. Stewart famously made the longest putt ever to win the tournament on the final hole, defeating Phil Mickelson. During his final round performance, Stewart used a SeeMore original FGP putter and needed only 24 putts, showcasing the effectiveness of the putter. In the early 2000s, in honor of Payne Stewart, the company planned to release a limited edition of numbered commemorative putters. These putters were created as a tribute to the golfer, whose life…