PAYNTR Golf today announced the launch of the CHEF RX RS, a new premium performance golf shoe created, designed and extensively wear-tested in collaboration with PGA TOUR star and PAYNTR Golf ambassador Min Woo Lee.
Built to complement Lee’s explosive athleticism, powerful swing and distinctive personal style, the CHEF RX RS represents another true athlete-led addition to PAYNTR Golf’s growing footwear lineup following the brand’s launch of the Eighty Seven SC with Jason Day.
Tour Edge Golf, a leader in high-performance golf equipment for 40 years, announces its all-new Exotics Milled Wedge Series. The new line delivers total control of contact, flight and spin while optimizing bounce profile for golfers based on their swing profile and course conditions.
The Exotics Milled Wedge Series will be available worldwide at retail and at touredge.com beginning Sept. 14, 2026, with a suggested retail price of $119.99.
Fujikura is celebrating a season-ending victory at the Tour’s biggest event of the year, as VENTUS once again delivered under pressure with the top 30 players from the season battling for the ultimate prize in Atlanta.
The end-of-season showpiece represents the pinnacle of the Tour’s campaign, bringing together the players who have performed at their best throughout the year for one final test. With every competitor having earned their place through a season of elite-level performances, the pressure was at its highest as the Tour’s best went head-to-head.
People ask me about Club Champion all the time. And one particular question I get a lot is, "Pete, will a Club Champion fitting really benefit me?" These questions come from low-handicap players and high-handicap players alike. Low-handicap (better) players aren't sure a fitting can make a big difference in their game that's already great. High-handicap players wonder if a fitting even matters at all because their game is so inconsistent.
So I decided to write this Club Champion driver fitting review with that question in mind. And as you'll see for both low-and-high handicaps the answer is a resounding yes.
Mitsubishi Golf has launched their new counterbalanced Tensei 1K Pro Orange RIP+ shafts. These new shafts feature an aluminum vapor (AV) in the handle section, 1K carbon fiber, and RIP+ technology strategically positioned in the traditionally high-twist tip-section of the shaft to minimize torque while providing exceptional feel.
Within the Tensei family Orange has earned a reputation as the profile trusted by golfers looking to maximize speed through modern driver setups. And the all new 2026 Tensei 1K Pro Orange RIP+ is designed to help golfers unlock more performance from today’s longer, faster, and more forgiving driver configurations.
This time, Maria McBride didn’t let the trophy slip from her grasp. The long-hitting Swede overcame a couple of front-nine hiccups and held off a determined challenge from countrywoman Annika Sorenstam to win the 8th U.S. Senior Women’s Open on Sunday at Barton Hills Country Club.
Last year at San Diego Country Club, McBride was tied for the lead going into the final round and stumbled home with a 78 to finish T-4, eight strokes behind winner Becky Morgan. This year, once again playing in the final twosome with Morgan, McBride closed with a 73 to finish at 6-under-par 282, two strokes better than Sorenstam, who applied pressure with a 1-under-par 71 to be at 284.
Callaway Golf designed their new Full Toe SP wedges to solve a problem. And they're calling Full Toe SP "The Most Creative Face in Golf."
For amateurs and professionals creativity around the green is essential to scoring. But we all see shots differently even from the same spots. Some of us play with a square face, others an open face. Some of us go high and others low. And that made Callaway think about all the different situations players might use this Full Toe SP wedge so it can shine and perform out of the bunker, out of the rough, out of the fairway; whether you hit it high, low, open face, or square face.
History is a heavy burden to haul around a golf course, especially in a USGA championship contested on a layout as demanding as Barton Hills Country Club. But that was the load carried by three of the game’s biggest stars in Thursday’s first round of the 8th U.S. Senior Women’s Open in Ann Arbor, Mich.
And they all handled the task magnificently.
Premium high-tech golf apparel brand Galvin Green is taking THE LAB collection in a bold new direction, unveiling a striking second installment that combines distinctive new color combinations with advanced technical fabrics and contemporary silhouettes engineered to challenge the elements.
Following the launch of THE LAB franchise earlier this year, the latest collection continues Galvin Green’s focus on pushing the boundaries of golf apparel through an experimental approach to design and performance. With a palette led by Storm Blue and accented by Navy and White, the new range introduces precision-placed prints, angular contrasts and technical fabrics designed to move, shield and adapt.
Preston Stout, 22, of Richardson, Texas, has won the Mark H. McCormack Medal as the leading male in the 2026 World Amateur Golf Ranking®/WAGR®.
Motocaddy, the world's leading electric caddy brand, is encouraging more American golfers to walk the course as part of their regular exercise routine, with research showing that walking delivers significant physical and mental health benefits while also helping golfers perform better.
As many American golfers continue to rely on golf carts, walking with an electric caddy offers a smarter alternative by delivering the proven physical and mental health benefits of walking without the fatigue associated with carrying or pushing clubs.
Fujikura celebrated another significant weekend of success across the men's game, with VENTUS powering three victories across Europe and America, including in Memphis as the season's best players began the Tour’s final trio of events.
With only the top 70 players on the season-long standings eligible to compete, the field represented the very best of the year so far - making this one of the most significant achievements of the season as the Tour heads towards its conclusion.
It was a seminal moment for a Seminole.
Florida State University rising senior Jack Whaley, 22, of England, defeated Stanford University rising junior Jay Leng Jr., 20, of San Diego, Calif., 4 and 3, in Sunday’s 36-hole championship match of the 126th U.S. Amateur Championship at historic Merion Golf Club.
A day after all four quarterfinal matches sent the masses home early in time for Friday Happy Hour, the two semifinal encounters in the 126th U.S. Amateur Championship Saturday afternoon at historic Merion Golf Club provided the drama everyone wanted.
Twenty-one years ago, a relatively unheralded European golfer captured the U.S. Amateur title at Merion Golf Club after sneaking into the match-play draw from a 19-man playoff. Italy’s Eduardo Molinari, in fact, holed a bunker shot at the par-3 ninth, his last hole of stroke play, just to get into the playoff.
Jack Whaley is possibly following the same path. The 21-year-old Englishman didn’t have any final-hole heroics, but the Florida State University rising senior did nearly make an ace on the par-3 13th hole during the 16-man playoff on Wednesday morning to grab one of the 11 available spots.
The Elite Eight is set for the 2026 U.S. Amateur Championship at the esteemed Merion Golf Club. The top seeds have all been knocked out and the rest of the way will be a test of pure grit in determining the champion.
Here's a closer look at the Quarterfinalists battling to bring home the Havemeyer Trophy.
Few players this summer have been hotter than Jay Leng Jr. Winner of the Western Amateur. Runner-up in the Northeast Amateur. A tie for fifth in the Southern Amateur. All are elite competitions against top-flight talent.
After his performance on Thursday, the San Diego, Calif., resident and rising Stanford University junior could add the biggest prize of his fledgling career: the Havemeyer Trophy.
As zero-torque putters continue to influence the premium putter category, Evnroll is introducing a new alternative…one designed to control torque rather than eliminate it.
The award-winning putter manufacturer today announced the EZPZ™ Reverse Torque Putter, featuring patent-pending Reverse Torque Technology™. Instead of reducing torque by aligning the shaft axis through or near the putter head's center of gravity, the EZPZ strategically redistributes mass to naturally slow face rotation through impact while preserving the traditional setup, offset, feel, and stroke preferred by the vast majority of golfers.
Turtleson, creators of striking, sophisticated apparel for discerning customers who appreciate exceptional style and wearability, unveiled today its fall collection of elevated essentials and luxury natural fibers.
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The collection focuses on intentional layering systems and thoughtful color palettes to create versatile pieces that earn their way into your wardrobe, just in time for fall activities and adventures.
Two competitors who played the weekend at the 2026 U.S. Open. Both among the top 10 in the World Amateur Golf Ranking®/WAGR.® One player on the 2026 USA Walker Cup Team. Another on the cusp of being selected to play in next month’s Match at Lahinch.
A matchup between world No. 4 Miles Russell, the 17-year-old phenom from Jacksonville Beach, Fla., the runner-up in last month’s U.S. Junior Amateur, and world No. 8 Ryder Cowan, the co-low amateur in this year’s U.S. Open, would seem better suited for a semifinal or a final.