PXG has introduced the new PXG® Mustang® ZT Putter, the latest model in the company’s Zero Torque collection.
The design builds on PXG’s ongoing research in torque elimination and stroke stability, combining advanced mass properties, precision milling, and material integration to deliver consistent face control through impact.
The Country Club of York, in York, Pa., has been chosen by the USGA as the host site for the 2029 U.S. Women’s Mid-Amateur and the 2035 U.S. Women’s Amateur Four-Ball Championships.
“We are excited to return to the Country Club of York,” said Mark Hill, USGA managing director, championships. “The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania has a rich history of hosting USGA championships, and these two events will certainly add to that. This venue will provide an ideal setting for two exciting and competitive championships.”
Devereux Golf has introduced its new collection for the fall, the High Country Collection.
With Devereux’s Arizona roots, the High Country Collection is inspired by the elevated landscapes and rugged beauty of Northern Arizona and marks a return to classic menswear roots while staying true to the brand’s Southwestern perspective.
Original Penguin, a division of Perry Ellis International, Inc., proudly congratulates brand ambassador Johnny Keefer on officially earning his 2026 PGA TOUR card after finishing first on the Korn Ferry Tour Points List.
Keefer’s standout season, highlighted by two wins and remarkable poise under pressure, cements his place among golf’s next generation of stars.
The 24-year-old Baylor University alum delivered a breakout year on the Korn Ferry Tour, showcasing the same blend of precision, confidence, and authenticity that defines both his game and the Original Penguin brand.
Golf Digest has named Caledonia Golf & Fish Club to its list of America’s 75 Best Golf Resorts for 2025.
The honor places Caledonia among the most celebrated golf destinations in the country and reinforces its reputation as a must-play experience.
The Boulders Resort & Spa Scottsdale, consistently named one of the “Best Golf Resorts in the Southwest,” and heralded as one of the finest 36-hole golf facilities worldwide, recently completed a multi-focused refinement project to further enhance the playability of its iconic North Course. The North Course reopened for play on Monday, October 13.
During the five-month project, crews restored green surfaces to their original shape and size, and resurfaced them with TifEagle turf, mirroring the green surfaces on the Boulders’ South Course (which completed a greens renovation project in 2022).
Breakthrough Golf Technology, the company that revolutionized the putter shaft category with Stability, today announced the introduction of its new online quiz designed to help golfers effortlessly select the ideal Stability shaft for their game.
The proprietary putter shaft selection tool addresses the number one question BGT receives from customers: “Which Stability shaft is right for me?”
For many avid golfers, that nagging lower-back ache feels like the price of doing business. In reality, most aren’t simply “unlucky with posture,” their bodies are being pushed beyond what they’re built for.
Limited mobility, compensatory movement patterns, and subtle alignment issues often lead to chronic lumbar strain that flares late on the back nine, derailing rounds and cutting short the joy of play.
The United States Golf Association (USGA) today announced that Eugene (Ore.) Country Club will host the 2029 U.S. Girls’ Junior Championship.
It will be the sixth USGA championship held at the club and the first since 2018.
Twenty Military Veterans received specialized golf and wellness training October 9 – 13 at the 6th annual PGA HOPE National Golf & Wellness Week, presented by Connoco Phillips and T-Mobile.
Held at Congressional Country Club near our nation’s capital, these Veterans will now serve as Ambassadors of PGA HOPE (Helping Our Patriots Everywhere), the flagship military program of the PGA of America REACH Foundation, and return to their home PGA Sections to work with other Veterans and help foster the game of golf.
Tour Edge staff player Alex Cejka captured his fourth career PGA TOUR Champions victory Sunday at the SAS Championship, adding another impressive chapter to his remarkable story.
His new Exotics LS fairway metal led the way down the stretch, providing a key shot on the 17th hole to help seal a 3-shot victory. The new Exotics Series became available for pre-sale earlier this week and launches at retail on Nov. 4.
The United States Golf Association (USGA) today announced Colorado Golf Club, in Parker, Colo., as the host site for the 2030 U.S. Junior Amateur Championship. The dates of the championship are July 22-27, 2030.
“The USGA is excited to return to Colorado Golf Club and appreciates the club’s support of amateur golf and their collaboration throughout the years,” said Rob Doone, director of the U.S. Junior Amateur for the USGA. “The club will host an international field of the best junior players; all hoping to manage and execute their games at the highest level as they compete for the title of world’s best and a spot in the U.S. Open.”
Golf lovers have a chance to make history at one of the game’s most celebrated destinations.
The Sea Pines Resort has announced a special raffle with the grand prize of being the first foursome to tee off on the newly restored Harbour Town Golf Links when it reopens on Monday, November 10, 2025.
SuperStroke, the No. 1 Putter Grip in golf and the leader in innovative Tour-proven golf grip technology, announces one of its most anticipated and sought-after releases of the year, special-edition “Undead and Under Par” Halloween putter grips and putter headcovers featuring a scary collection of golf-obsessed zombies playing their favorite sport in a haunted graveyard.
These limited-edition grips, built in popular sizes including Pistol 2.0, Tour 2.0 and Tour 3.0 17” models, will launch on October 13 at 10 a.m. Eastern.
PXG has confirmed that it will exhibit for the first time at the 2026 PGA Show, Jan. 20-23, in Orlando, Florida. The move marks a significant step in the company’s efforts to engage more directly with PGA of America Golf Professionals, buyers, and industry partners.
“PXG has always carved its own path, but at the end of the day, this game doesn’t move forward without the professionals who teach it, fit it, and grow it,” said Bob Parsons, PXG Founder and CEO. “Being at the PGA Show is our way of showing up in service to them. We’re here to listen, to support, and to strengthen the relationships that matter most.”
Golf is predominantly a public game in the U.S., with nearly three-quarters of courses open to all and less than 8% of the golfer population being members at private clubs.
But that 8% packs a serious economic punch, as private club golfers – at least generally speaking — play and spend more on the game, are more likely to take instruction or travel for golf, and have a higher average household income.
Following the commitment deadline, the initial player field for the 2025 Hero World Challenge was announced today. Hosted by Tiger Woods, the 2025 edition of the tournament returns to Albany, Bahamas, December 4-7.
This year’s 20-player field features six of the top 10 players in the world (as of the eligibility date), including World No. 1-ranked Scottie Scheffler, the tournament’s two-time defending champion who won two of his four major championships in 2025. Scheffler is one of two past champions in the field, joined by 2016 champion Hideki Matsuyama.
Ina Kim-Schaad, 42, of Jupiter, Fla., claimed her second U.S. Women’s Mid-Amateur title in dramatic fashion on Thursday, draining an 18-foot birdie putt on the fifth extra hole to defeat Hanley Long, 28, of Clarksville, Tenn., on Monterey Peninsula Country Club’s Dunes Course.
The victory came in record-setting fashion — not only was the match the longest championship final in U.S. Women’s Mid-Amateur history at 23 holes, but it capped a week that saw multiple milestones, including a record number of championship entries and the youngest field in championship history.
The United States Golf Association (USGA) today announced the launch of the State Junior Team Program in 14 states that will support the pipeline for elite junior golfers ages 13-18 into the U.S. National Development Program (USNDP).
The 14 states added to the program are Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Louisiana, Maryland, Michigan, New Jersey, South Dakota, Texas and Washington. Teams are created through the USGA’s close collaboration with its Allied Golf Associations (AGAs) and the PGA of America Sections. Rosters for these 14 teams will be released after the conclusion of the 2026 season.
Ina Kim-Schaad, 42, of Jupiter, Fla., the 2019 champion, earned her place back in the final match of the U.S. Women’s Mid-Amateur, defeating co-medalist Katherine Zhu, 25, of San Jose, Calif., 3 and 2 on Wednesday afternoon at Monterey Peninsula Country Club. She will face Henley Long, 27, of Clarksville, Tenn., in Thursday's 18-hole final.
“Pinch me,” said Kim-Schaad. “I mean, this was obviously my goal coming in for sure. I've worked ready hard this year to try and get here. But, yeah, it's still pretty unbelievable. I'm super excited and grateful that I get to play this course one more time. I'm excited.”