SkyTrak's golf launch monitor offers many of the same game-analysis amenities as high-end competitors for a fraction of the cost — and in the comfort of your own home
Coming out of the pandemic, your game may have accumulated a bit of rust. That doesn't have to be the case with your apparel as the options are sure to jump-start your on-course look
Edison Golf founder Terry Koehler knows why wedges don't always perform as they should — and it's not necessarily user error. The industry veteran believes his company's new wedges will help fix the problem
Creativity has become a byproduct of COVID-19 as contributor Gary Van Sickle can attest. While sheltering in place, he transformed his garage into an indoor golf range thanks to OptiShot's Golf in a Box
The classically styled pull cart was born from Walker Trolleys founder Brad Payne's trip to Scotland, where a week of golf revealed a glaring need for a better product
Due to the coronavirus, we are all itching to play golf again on a regular basis. When that day arrives, try out this selection of apparel, accessories and equipment. Your game may just benefit
Pinehurst Resort study highlights the difference in golf shoes with and without spikes. The results leave golfers with a personal choice to make — spikes plus yardage or spikeless and comfort
TrackMan's small, orange box is becoming a frequent sight on golf practice ranges and putting greens. The device doubles as a golf radar and launch monitor, and its undeniable data analysis is directing players to a path of improvement
Bridgestone Golf's Tour B XS-TW golf ball let's you play like Tiger Woods — sort of — while its VFIT video analysis system finds your ideal golf ball fit
