A Drunk Golfer Challenged an Ex-NHL Enforcer to a Fight. The Pond Remembers.
There are many ways to handle a slow golfer. You can ask politely. You can let them through. You can
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Golf takes balls. Specifically, the right ones for your game — and finding those takes more research than it should. Buying guides, ball reviews, new releases, and the occasional on-course moment that deserves its own writeup. Pick a category or just scroll.
Buying Guides
Best Golf Balls for Junior Golfers: Little Swings, Big Game
Handing a junior golfer a sleeve of Pro V1s is a well-meaning mistake. A tour ball needs a fast swing
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He Went Viral for Losing His Shirt on a Golf Course. Then He Did It Again in California.
Some people have a signature move. For one now-notorious golfer from Ohio, that move is removing his shirt on a
Buying Guides
Best Golf Balls for Cold Weather: Play Better When It Gets Grim
Cold weather does two things to your golf ball: it makes it play harder, and it makes it go shorter.
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Minji Kang Made Her First Career Ace. Then Birdied Three Holes in a Row.
Minji Kang wasn’t having a bad round. Through 14 holes of her second round at the Meijer LPGA Classic, she
Ball News
Bridgestone Put Tire Tread on a Golf Ball. It Actually Makes Sense.
Bridgestone makes golf balls. Bridgestone also makes tires. Someone at HQ finally decided to see what happens when you combine
Buying Guides
Best Matte Golf Balls in 2026: Less Glare, Same Game
Matte golf balls do exactly the same thing as regular golf balls. They just look different doing it — and
Golf Ball Reviews
Titleist Velocity 2026 Review: The Distance Ball That Does What It Says
The Titleist Velocity isn’t trying to be the Pro V1. It’s not pretending to be a tour ball. It does
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Dustin Johnson Made a Hole-in-One at Valderrama and Reacted Like Someone Told Him the Time
Dustin Johnson made a hole-in-one at LIV Golf Andalucía. Aced a 186-yard par-3 at Real Club Valderrama — one of
Buying Guides
Best Golf Balls for Slow Swing Speed in 2026
Here’s the honest truth: most golf balls are designed for players who swing it 95+ mph. If your driver speed