The 2027 Pro V1 Reviews Are In. The Winner in Japan Didn’t Use It.
Titleist still won’t say what’s actually different inside the 2027 Pro V1. The pros who’ve been hitting it, though, are
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Titleist still won’t say what’s actually different inside the 2027 Pro V1. The pros who’ve been hitting it, though, are
Titleist doesn’t announce a new Pro V1 the way most brands announce a new ball. There’s no press release, no
Twenty-four of the best players alive just spent four days grinding at Medinah for the Presidents Cup, and when you
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J.J. Spaun won the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth — the DP World Tour’s flagship event, on English soil, against
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Vice built its whole business on selling tour-quality balls direct-to-consumer without the pro shop markup. Every so often they still
Callaway’s limited-edition golf ball machine is not slowing down. After the hot dogs and the cocktails, the latest drop is
Gary Woodland has the second-highest spin rate off the tee on the entire PGA Tour. That’s usually a stat you
Everyone’s going to talk about Ryan Fox’s putter this week. Nobody’s going to talk about his golf ball. That’s a