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The Golf Digest Hot List is an annual review of the latest golf equipment, including clubs, conducted through months of research and testing. This comprehensive review is essential for golfers who are looking to invest in new equipment as they want to ensure they have the right clubs for their game. The Hot List is created with the help of expert clubfitters who ensure that golfers have the right club and shaft setups to improve their performance on the course. One of the most important aspects of the Hot List is club fitting, which is often overlooked by many golfers.…

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Snell Golf has launched three new urethane-cover golf balls—Prime 2.0, Prime 3.0, and Prime 4.0. These balls cater to different levels of play based on a player’s typical 7-iron distance rather than swing speed or driver distance. The Prime 2.0 is designed for players with a 7-iron distance of less than 125 yards, the Prime 3.0 for distances between 125 and 165 yards, and the Prime 4.0 for players who carry the 7-iron more than 165 yards. All three balls feature a new cross-linked urethane cover formula for improved performance. The price of the Prime golf balls varies with the…

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Located in Sweetens Cove, a severe weather event caused damage to the fairways and greens of the golf course, leading to a decision to shut down for extensive rehabilitation. Rob Collins, course architect and part of the ownership group, explained that abnormal weather conditions led to freezing temperatures that affected the turf for an extended period. This closure is unprecedented in the 14-year history of the course. Known for its unique operating model, Sweetens Cove sells all-day passes and themed experiences instead of traditional tee times. The design features large, contoured greens with multiple hole locations, creating a dynamic playing…

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Ludvig Aberg, a 24-year-old golfer ranked No. 6 in the Official World Golf Ranking, withdrew from the Wells Fargo Championship due to a knee injury. In a statement issued via the PGA Tour, Aberg did not specify whether it was his right or left knee that was affected. The decision to withdraw was made after consulting with his doctors, who recommended additional rest for the injury. Aberg expressed disappointment at missing the tournament at Quail Hollow but looks forward to competing in the PGA Championship the following week. The PGA Championship is the next tournament on Aberg’s schedule after finishing…

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Golf Digest is committed to providing its community with the best in golf, which is why they have launched the Golf Digest Happy Hour exclusively for Golf Digest+ members. These Happy Hours feature webinars with golf insiders such as top coaches, pros, course architects, fitness trainers, equipment fitters, and other industry experts. Each webinar dives into topics that golf enthusiasts care about and provides them with the opportunity to join the discussion. Non-members can sign up to become Golf Digest+ members to participate in future Happy Hours and access recordings of previous webinars. One edition of the Golf Digest Happy…

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When it comes to choosing a driver, many golfers wonder whether they should opt for a more forgiving model, like Nelly Korda did with the Qi10 Max driver. In the past, professional players tended to steer clear of forgiving drivers, preferring those with lower spin and launch angles. However, top players like Scottie Scheffler and Nelly Korda have shown that playing world-class golf with forgiving drivers is entirely possible. Players with faster swing speeds can also benefit from the forgiveness offered by modern driver designs, as they provide greater stability on off-center hits. These forgiveness-focused drivers feature improved designs that…

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Playing golf at all 100 of Golf Digest’s America’s Greatest Golf Courses in a year is a remarkable accomplishment that only a handful of people have achieved. Jimmie James, a self-made executive, is one of the few who have completed this feat. His journey is captured in his upcoming book, Playing From the Rough, which delves into race, class, networking, and the American Dream. One of the iconic courses James played during his quest was Valhalla, a breathtaking and exclusive golf course that has hosted prestigious events like the Ryder Cup and the PGA Championship. As he navigated through these…

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Legendary golfer Jack Nicklaus realized it was time to pass the baton in 2000 after playing in his final PGA Championship at Valhalla. At age 60, Nicklaus missed the cut and knew he couldn’t compete at that level anymore. It was during this tournament that he played alongside Tiger Woods, who dominated the competition and went on to win his fifth major championship. Nicklaus knew that Tiger would be the one to carry on the legacy in golf for the next quarter-century. Nicklaus reflected on this moment at the Legends Luncheon in Columbus, Ohio, where he acknowledged that Tiger’s skill…

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