This is the first of a new series where we'll check in with equipment trucks at PGA Tour stops, and this week's hot topic among Tour players is distance. Everyone from Tiger Woods to Phil Mickelson has weighed in. Here's how players are tweaking their gear to max out their yardage.
Although Pinehurst’s oldest courses have persevered for more than a century, the resort’s new hickory club rental program allows golfers to experience a round as it was played in a bygone era
Co-founded by Brad Adams, son of late TaylorMade Golf founder Gary Adams, Bloodline touts a novel stand-alone feature that helps golfers address putts more consistently
Argolf, the French company best known for its milled putters, has turned its attention to forged irons. Equipment Insider contributor Shaun Tolson reports that its new AR-F15 set offers stylish aesthetics and good playability
Titleist has long been known for its Tour-caliber golf balls, but until recently the company never had a "next best" offering in its arsenal. Titleist hopes the Tour Speed ball addresses that issue
After becoming a leading manufacturer of push carts in Europe, Big Max expanded to the United States and is now becoming a serious player in the golf bag market
Filled with entrepreneurial drive, CEO and founder Eric Burch has up-and-comer New Level Golf competing with the best boutique equipment manufacturers and even major OEMs
Scotty Cameron, a longtime manufacturer of golf’s more recognizable putter line, uses Tour player input to help shape the models that he puts into their hands — and the hands of rank-and-file amateurs
With the coronavirus changing the normal rules of engagement, golf courses are starting to view single-rider scooters as a viable option and not just a cool amenity
