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101. Srixon ZX5 LS Mk II driver.

Author

Cradock, Matt and Parker, Dan

Subjects
GOLF equipment
Abstract

The article offers a review of the ZX5 LS Mk II driver from Srixon.

Published
2023

102. Shot Scope Pro LX 2nd Gen rangefinder.

Author

Cradock, Matt and Parker, Dan

Subjects
RANGEFINDERS (Photography), GOLF equipment
Abstract

The article offers a review of the Pro LX 2nd Gen rangefinder from Shot Scope.

Published
2023

103. Mizuno ST-G driver.

Author

Ferguson, Joe and Parker, Dan

Subjects
GOLF equipment, GOLF tees
Abstract

The article offers a review of the ST-G, a 440cc driver, from Mizuno.

Published
2023

104. A Day at Bridgestone Golf Inspires Atlanta's Drew Charter School and Morehouse College Students.

Subjects
CHARTER schools, COLLEGE students, GOLF, GOLF balls, GOLF equipment
Abstract

Bridgestone Golf recently hosted student-athletes from Atlanta's Drew Charter School and Morehouse College at their headquarters in Covington, Georgia. The students were given a behind-the-scenes look at golf ball research and development, toured the manufacturing facility, and received custom ball fittings. Bridgestone also surprised Drew Charter School with a $10,000 donation to support their golf program. This event was part of the Bridgestone Collegiate Development Program, which aims to increase diversity in golf. Additionally, the event marked the launch of the inaugural Bridgestone HBCU Invitational, a golf tournament for historically black colleges and universities. In other news, Tiger Woods was seen wearing a "Call of Duty" hoodie instead of his usual Nike attire while playing golf. Woods is known to be a fan of the video game and has expressed his love for it in the past. Lastly, the launch of the TGL (TMRW Golf League), a new golf league backed by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy, has been postponed until 2025 due to a roof collapse incident during construction. The league aims to provide a unique experience for players, fans, and sponsors when it officially begins. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

105. LIFE IN THE TRAPP.

Subjects
GOLF balls, GOLF equipment, BUILDING design & construction
Abstract

The article discusses various news items related to golf. It highlights the achievement of the Detroit Cass Tech Girls Golf Team, which became the first Detroit team to qualify for the Michigan High School Athletic Association Division 1 Girls Golf Championships. The article also mentions Marcus Byrd, an APGA Tour standout, who received a sponsor's exemption to play in the 2024 Farmers Insurance Open. Additionally, it introduces the Greenwood GOLF Flex Ball, a golf ball that has been listed on the United States Golf Association Conforming Golf Ball List. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

106. Greenwood GOLF Flex Ball Earns Prestigious United States Golf Association (USGA) Conforming Status.

Subjects
GOLF balls, GOLF, GOLF equipment, BUILDING design & construction, AMATEUR athletes
Abstract

Greenwood GOLF, a minority-owned golfing equipment company, has announced that its latest creation, the Greenwood GOLF Flex Ball, has earned a place on the United States Golf Association (USGA) Conforming Golf Ball List. The Flex Ball is a three-piece golf ball designed to provide enhanced distance off the tee and exceptional greenside control for chipping and putting. It also features unique packaging with a four-ball sleeve, offering golfers more value. The Flex Ball can be purchased on the company's website and Amazon for $35 per dozen. This achievement reflects Greenwood GOLF's commitment to delivering top-notch golfing products tailored to enhance the game for amateur golfers. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

107. Topgolf Callaway reports earnings decline, lowers forecast.

Subjects
FINANCIAL statements, GOLF equipment, GOLF balls, FORECASTING, QUARTERLY reports, COVID-19
Abstract

Topgolf Callaway, a golf equipment and accessories maker, reported a decline in earnings and lowered its forecast after a challenging third quarter. While revenue at its driving range facilities increased, same-venue sales actually fell due to tough comparisons to the previous year when there was a surge in corporate events after Covid restrictions were lifted. Golf equipment revenue also decreased, primarily due to a shift in the timing of golf club launches and a decrease in golf ball sales. The company has adjusted its full-year sales and revenue forecasts and is taking action to lower costs and drive synergies. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

108. Ping G430 Max driver\Cobra Aerojet driver.

Author

Parker, Dan

Subjects
GOLF equipment
Abstract

The article reviews golf equipments the G430 Max driver, from Ping; and the Aerojet Driver from Cobra Golf.

Published
2023

109. Dan Parker on... Subtle equipment changes to play better winter golf.

Author

Parker, Dan

Subjects
GOLF equipment, GOLF clubs (Associations), GOLF balls
Abstract

The article focuses on making subtle equipment changes to improve winter golf experiences, discussing adjustments to the club selection; golf ball choice; and golf bag preferences to tackle challenges like wetter courses and softer fairways during the colder months.

Published
2023

110. Quad Lock Golf Kit.

Author

De'Ath, Sam and Parker, Dan

Subjects
GOLF equipment
Abstract

The article reviews the Golf Kit, a secure way to mount onto golf buggy or cart, from Quad Lock.

Published
2023

111. Mizuno T24 wedge.

Author

De'Ath, Sam and Parker, Dan

Subjects
GOLF equipment
Abstract

The article reviews the T24 Wedge, golf equipment, from Mizuno.

Published
2023

112. Mizuno M.Craft Omoi 04 putter.

Author

De'Ath, Sam and Parker, Dan

Subjects
GOLF equipment
Abstract

The article reviews the M.CRAFT Omoi 04 putter, from Mizuno.

Published
2023

113. Mileseey PF1 rangefinder.

Author

De'Ath, Sam and Parker, Dan

Subjects
GOLF equipment, GOLF equipment industry
Abstract

The article reviews the PF1 golf rangefinder, from Mileseey.

Published
2023

114. Callaway Apex CB iron.

Author

De'Ath, Sam and Parker, Dan

Subjects
GOLF equipment
Abstract

The article reviews the Apex CB iron, golf equipment, from Callaway.

Published
2023

115. TaylorMade MG4 wedge.

Author

De'Ath, Sam and Parker, Dan

Subjects
GOLF equipment
Abstract

The article reviews the MG4 wedge, golf equipment, from TaylorMade.

Published
2023

116. PXG Battle Ready II Bat Attack putter.

Author

De'Ath, Sam and Parker, Dan

Subjects
GOLF equipment
Abstract

The article reviews the Battle Ready II Putters, golf equipment, from Parsons Xtreme Golf (PXG).

Published
2023

117. SPOTTED ON TOUR.

Author

Bonfield, Nick and Taylor, David

Subjects
GOLF equipment, GOLFERS
Abstract

The article reviews notable equipment choices by professional golfers during the Ryder Cup, including Jon Rahm's use of a prototype Odyssey putter; Collin Morikawa's unique carbon composite Mitsubishi putter shaft; and Novak Djokovic opting for a 2016 TaylorMade M2 driver.

Published
2023

118. Ludvig Aberg.

Author

Parker, Dan, Bonfield, Nick, and Taylor, David

Subjects
GOLF equipment, GOLF balls
Abstract

The article reviews golfers' equipment and successes, including Swedish professional golfer Ludvig Aberg's performance on his Ryder Cup debut using specific golf clubs, including the Stealth 2 wood from TaylorMade; the White Hot Versa No.1 putter from Odyssey; and the Pro V1x ball from Titleist.

Published
2023

120. Higher Education.

Author

Rothman, Evan

Subjects
*HIGHER education, *GOLF equipment, *SWING (Golf), *PHYSICAL fitness centers
Abstract

As seen from on high, TPI's 33-acre campus is the site of comprehensive ball and club testing, ball and clubfitting for Tour players and consumer golf fitness evaluations. "Our main objective at TPI is to educate golf industry professionals and the playing public on the importance of the body and how it relates to the golf swing", says TPI cofounder Dave Phillips. The 3D bay at TPI combines force plate technology, 2D cameras and motion-capture gear to analyze the golf swing in 6 degrees of freedom. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

121. A Game That Punches Above Its Weight: How to fix the boxing match that has become pro golf.

Author

Tarde, Jerry

Subjects
GOLF, GOLF tournaments, GAMES, GOLF equipment, PROFESSIONAL sports
Abstract

The Saudis had hostedmajor sporting events and even boughta football club in the Premier League,but owning a pro golf tour was moreglaring. MIND / THE NEXT ONE'S GOOD OTHER PRO SPORTS AREjudged by the size of theirfan base, and in that sense,golf will never be a majorsport. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

122. Data points to 'encouraging signs' of golf industry demand, says Stephens

Subjects
Time, Golf equipment, Sporting goods industry, Business, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Stephens analyst Daniel Imbro aggregated data to get a better sense of real-time golf industry demand as the country begins opening and sees 'encouraging signs' that demand is returning as [...]

Published
2020

123. Callaway Golf sees Q1 EPS 27c-31c, consensus 39c

Subjects
Sporting goods industry -- Company sales and earnings, Golf equipment, Company earnings/profit, Business, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Sees Q1 revenue $438M-$443M, consensus $485.89M. 'Through early March, we were pleased that our business continued to deliver strong results and was on track for record net sales for 2020, [...]

Published
2020

124. Research on the kinematic behavior of a golf swing plate.

Author

Zhang, Fenglong and Lee, Kang-Soo

Subjects
*ACTUATOR design & construction, *GOLF equipment, *SWING (Golf), *HYDRAULICS, *DEGREES of freedom
Abstract

From a global perspective, Korea is a leader in the field of indoor screen golf technologies. However, some products and technologies that are being used in current indoor screen golf systems have shortcomings with regard to technical stability. Nowadays, hydraulic actuators are widely used in golf swing plate systems to adjust the plate and recreate for the player the slope of the terrain shown on the screen. However, the hydraulic actuators used in screen golf systems have disadvantages associated with them, such as oil leakage, bad control, and high price. To address what we perceive to be a shortage of existing alternatives, we developed a golf swing plate that uses screw actuators to drive the swing plate up and down. We take the opportunity in this study to perform an analysis of the kinematic behavior of our design employing three active PRS (Prismatic joint-revolute joint-spherical joint) legs that provide the golf swing plate with three degrees of freedom. In this paper, we focus on the derivation of kinematic equations and constraints related to kinematic variables. Furthermore, we derive the amount of translation necessary for each prismatic joint to achieve the motions required of the golf swing plate. We go on to verify the complex movement of the swing plate using the NX motion simulation program. Finally, we construct a prototype and test the functions of the golf swing plate. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2017
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125. Putting movement and performance outcome using standard, belly and long putters.

Author

Sherwin, Ian A. and Kenny, Ian C.

Subjects
GOLF coaching, TRAINING of golfers, GOLF techniques, PUTTING (Golf), GOLF equipment
Abstract

In golf, play on the green has a large impact on final score and a great amount of time is spent on coaching and practice greens to improve putting performance. The study purpose was to measure putting outcome performance when different length putters were used with an anchoring mechanism. Seventy-two skilled golfers each executed a total of 60 putts using standard, belly and long putters from two distances. Putting mechanics were assessed using SAM PuttLabTM. From 1.83m (6 ft) participants holed 80.3% of putts with a standard length putter, dropping to 78.6 and 75.3% for belly and long-handled putters. At 3.66m (12 ft) participants holed 51.7% of putts with a standard length putter, and 50.8 and 46.9% for belly and long-handled putters. Shot performance showed no significant differences between or within clubs. There were significant (p<0.05) but small effect size between-club differences for swing time, putter head rotation and putter face impact spot. Results show that while anchoring may reduce putter head rotation it does not prevent rotation. It has been ascertained for a large cohort of different handicap golfers not accustomed to using longer putters that using an anchored putter will not necessarily provide a scoring advantage over using a standard putter without an anchoring system. Practice may better focus on the individual golfer's specific technical weaknesses identified by the performer or by a coach. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2017
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126. Municipal Swings Into Retail With First Store.

Author

BELGUM, DEBORAH

Subjects
RETAIL stores, GOLF equipment, BUSINESSPEOPLE
Abstract

Municipal, a performance wear brand co-founded by Mark Wahlberg, has opened its first permanent brick-and-mortar store in West Hollywood. The store offers men's performance wear that can also be worn for casual occasions, with a focus on golf wear. The brand aims to provide high-quality products at affordable prices, with clothing ranging from $30 to $180. Municipal plans to expand its retail presence with concept stores in Carlsbad, Las Vegas, Phoenix, Atlanta, Boston, and New York. Additionally, the brand will be introducing grooming products, a women's wear line, golf bags, eyewear, and athletic shoes. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2024

127. (MORE) STUFF WE LOVE.

Author

Reilly, Tim, Ritter, Jeff, Dethier, Dylan, Berhow, Josh, Ledesma, John, Rothman, Evan, Mayo, Ashley, Kerr-Dineen, Luke, Sens, Josh, Marksbury, Jessica, D., Dylan, Sprecher, Kevin, Mulligan, Jamie, Crawley, Donald, Moretti, Bill, and Hallett, Joseph

Subjects
*GOLF equipment, *SPORTSWEAR, *SUNGLASSES, *RANGEFINDERS (Photography)
Abstract

The article presents evaluations of new golf products, including sports wear from Travis Mathew, sunglasses from UnderArmour, and the VPro500 rangefinder from TecTecTec.

Published
2018

128. America’s 100 Best Clubfitters.

Author

STACHURA, MIKE

Subjects
GOLF clubs (Sporting goods), SWING (Golf), GOLFERS, GOLF techniques, GOLF equipment
Abstract

The article presents questions and answers related to golf clubfitting on topics including keys to knowing better shaft, how to know it the swings at the end of a fitting session are the same, and use of launch monitors in iron fittings; and presents a list of America's 100 Best Clubfitters.

Published
2018

129. BABY, IT'S COLD OUTSIDE.

Author

Marksbury, Jessica

Subjects
*COLD weather clothing, *GOLF equipment, *GOLF shoes
Abstract

The article evaluates several items of cold-weather golf clothing including the men's Downpour Jacket from Columbia Sportswear, the Evoknit Performance quarter zip from Puma, and the Coronado golf shoe from Callaway.

Published
2018

130. RETURN TO SPENDER.

Author

BLACKBURN, MARK, Rothman, Evan, Mott, Claudia E., McFarland, Kristin, Gaffey, Matthew, Swanburg, Jonathan H., Jacob, Linda, Offerman, Alex, Yorke, Thomas H., McAvoy, John F., and Foster, Ashley

Subjects
*GOLFERS, *GOLF equipment, *BUDGET, *ECONOMIC history
Abstract

The article offers budgeting advice for a variety of golfers such as retirees, newcomers, and millennials, including spending on coaching, course fees, and golfing equipment.

Published
2018

131. high rollers.

Subjects
*GOLF balls, *GOLF equipment, *COMMERCIAL products
Abstract

The article offers information on several golf balls including the E6 SOFT from Bridgestone Golf; the Chrome Soft X from Callaway Golf and the MTB REd from Snell Golf.

Published
2018

132. SHORT-GAME STARS.

Author

Chwasky, Michael

Subjects
*GOLF equipment, *SPORTING goods
Abstract

The article reviews golf equipments including the TourB XW shaft from Bridgestone; the MD4 shafts from Callaway; and the KING BLACK shafts from Cobra.

Published
2018

133. TITLEIST.

Author

Chwasky, Michael

Subjects
*GOLF equipment, *GOLF clubs (Sporting goods), *SPORTING goods, *COMMERCIAL product evaluation
Abstract

The article offers information on several golf equipment from Titleist which includes the 917 D2 driver, the 718 AP1 iron, and the 818 H2 Hybrid wood.

Published
2018

134. THE BIG HURT.

Author

Sens, Josh

Subjects
*BACKACHE, *SPINAL injuries, *GOLF injuries, *GOLF equipment
Abstract

The article offers information on the back pain and spinal injuries in golf players. Topics discussed include differential between the turn of shoulders and hips of golfer Philip Francis; back injuries suffered by golfers Jason Day, Justin Rose and Danny Willett; and evolution with golf equipment and technology reducing back issues.

Published
2018

135. COBRA.

Author

Chwasky, Michael

Subjects
*GOLF equipment, *GOLF clubs (Sporting goods), *SPORTING goods, *COMMERCIAL product evaluation
Abstract

The article offers information on several golf equipment from Cleveland which includes the King F8 driver, the King F8 iron, and the King F8 Fairway wood.

Published
2018

136. PING.

Author

Chwasky, Michael

Subjects
*GOLF equipment, *GOLF clubs (Sporting goods), *SPORTING goods, *COMMERCIAL product evaluation
Abstract

The article offers information on several golf equipment from Ping which includes the G400 driver, the G400 iron, and the G400 Fairway wood.

Published
2018

137. WEDGES.

Author

E. M. J.

Subjects
GOLF equipment, GOLF equipment industry
Abstract

The article offers brief information on several golf equipment including the Mack Daddy 4 from Callaway Golf Co.; the King Black from Cobra Golf Inc.; and the S18 from Mizuno Corp.

Published
2018

138. PLAYERS-DISTANCE IRONS.

Author

STACHURA, MIKE

Subjects
GOLF equipment, GOLF equipment industry
Abstract

The article offers brief information on several golf equipment including the Epic Pro from Callaway Golf Co.; the KING Forged TEC Irons from Cobra Golf; and the JPX 900 Forged from Mizuno Corp.

Published
2018

139. MALLET PUTTERS.

Author

E. M. J.

Subjects
GOLF equipment, GOLF equipment industry
Abstract

The article offers brief information on several golf equipment including the BB Series from Bettinardi; the Sigma G from Ping; and the Spider from Taylor Made Golf Co. Inc.

Published
2018

140. BLADE PUTTERS.

Author

STACHURA, MIKE

Subjects
GOLF equipment, GOLF equipment industry
Abstract

The article offers brief information on several gold equipment including the Sigma G from Ping; the BB Series from Bettinardi (Company); and the O-Works line from Odyssey Golf.

Published
2018

141. PLAYERS IRONS.

Author

E. M. J.

Subjects
GOLF equipment, GOLF equipment industry
Abstract

The article offers brief information on several golf equipment including the X Forged irons from Callaway Golf Co.; the mp-18 mmc irons from Mizuno Corp.; and the Iblade irons from Ping.

Published
2018

142. GAME-IMPROVEMENT IRONS.

Subjects
GOLF equipment, GOLF equipment industry
Abstract

The article offers brief information on several golf equipment including the Epic iron from Callaway Golf Co.; the KING F8 ONE Length Combo Set from Cobra Golf Inc.; and the G400 iron from Ping.

Published
2018

143. HYBRIDS.

Author

E. M. J.

Subjects
GOLF equipment, GOLF equipment industry
Abstract

The article offers brief information on several golf equipment including the Epic drivers from Callaway Golf Co.; the F8 fairway woods from Cobra Golf Inc.; and the G400 hybrid from Ping.

Published
2018

144. DRIVERS.

Subjects
GOLF equipment, GOLF equipment industry
Abstract

The article offers brief information on several golf equipment including the GBB Epic Star Drivers from Callaway Golf; the king f8/f8+ driver from Cobra Golf Inc.; and the g400/lst/sft/max model which is custom-engineered with tungsten from Ping.

Published
2018

145. clubtest 2018 insider.

Author

Chwasky, Michael

Subjects
*GOLF clubs (Sporting goods), *GOLF equipment
Abstract

The article offers information on several golf clubs including the AP3 from Titleist, the Apex CF16 from Callaway, and the C300 from Wilson Staff.

Published
2018

148. No Gimmes.

Author

Foust, Dean

Subjects
ENTREPRENEURSHIP, GOLF equipment, INVESTORS, BUSINESS failures, MARKETING
Abstract

The article discusses the lack of success business entrepeneur Mike Bonneau has had in the marketing of golf clubs he designed. Bonneau had found success in nearly every venture he had started prior to his clubs. In the 1980s, he patented several designs for a coronary stent and made a small fortune when he sold the rights to Medtronic Inc. In the years since, he has made a living as the owner of an outfit that makes precision-machined parts for the semiconductor industry. INSET: DEEP IN THE ROUGH.

Published
2006

149. Golf Gimmes.

Author

Pitock, Todd

Subjects
GOLF equipment, GOLF clubs (Sporting goods), GOLF shoes, SOCKS
Abstract

The article presents information on products related to golf including Nike SasQuatch 460 driver from Nike Golf, Adidas Tour 360 Golf Shoe from Adidas AG, and High-Performance Golf Socks from DeFeet.

Published
2005

150. Out of doors.

Author

Buechner, Maryanne Murray, Grossman, Lev, and Hamilton, Anita

Subjects
OUTDOOR recreation, CANOES & canoeing, SKYDIVERS, KITES, GOLF equipment
Abstract

Mentions several inventions for outdoor use. Murray Broom's transparent kayak; Alban Geissler's Skyray, wings for skydivers which give them more lift and control; Extreme kiting equipment; Remote control caddy for golfers.

Published
2003

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