For decades, the blade putter was the gold standard. If you wanted to look like a player, you rolled a sleek, compact blade. It was traditional. It was clean. It was “what the pros used.” The Scotty Cameron Newport 2. The Ping Anser. The rock stars of the putter world. But not anymore! Turn on any PGA Tour broadcast and you’ll notice something unmistakable: mallet putters are everywhere. What used to be considered unconventional has become the dominant force on professional t

When TGL presented by SoFi  first launched — backed by Tiger Woods  and Rory McIlroy  — it positioned itself as the future of golf. Fast-paced. Primetime. Team-based. Tech-infused. Played inside the purpose-built SoFi Center , TGL compressed golf into a two-hour, shot-clock-driven, simulator-to-short-game-arena spectacle. It’s innovative. It’s broadcast-friendly. It’s different. And that’s exactly why this next move feels like a miss. With a Women’s TGL (WTGL) now announced —

I recently had someone send me a DM on Instagram with a video about the trail leg in the golf swing. I had given this person a lesson before but because it “Wasn’t comfortable” and because he “Watched a YouTube Video saying something different.” He abandoned the change immediately and never improved. His DM started like this: “Hey, I know you get paid for this but I have a question about this video and my swing. Do you think this is what I should do? I like how this feels but

For decades, the standard setup in a golf bag was simple: driver, 3-wood, 5-wood. It was automatic. No one questioned it. But modern equipment, launch monitor data, and proper club fitting are telling a different story. At The Fitting Lab in Regina, we’re seeing more golfers fit with no 3-wood in the bag — not because it’s a bad club, but because for most amateur players, it simply doesn’t perform optimally. And the biggest reason is LOFT! The problem most golfers don’t reali

In the 2025 PGA Tour season, Scottie Scheffler solidified his status as the most dominant golfer in the world, capturing six tournament victories — including two major championships  at the PGA Championship  and The Open Championship — and finishing inside the top 25 in all 20 starts  with 17 top-10s . His stellar consistency and performance earned him the Jack Nicklaus Award as the 2025 PGA Tour Player of the Year for the fourth consecutive season , a feat only matched by

Every golfer has that  club. You know the one. It’s not necessarily the newest, shiniest, or most expensive club in your bag—but for some reason, it’s untouchable. Personally it was always a 3wd for me. Found 1 I liked and kept it for YEARS because nothing could touch it. I think I’ve found it again in the Taylormade Qi10 Tour Fairway. I don’t know if it’ll ever get replaced. A lot of the time it’s a wedge for golfers. That sand wedge that you just can’t part with because “It

If you’re a golfer, there’s a very good chance this is your favorite time of year—even if there’s snow on the ground and your clubs haven’t seen grass in months. Why? Because everything  starts to come alive right now. New Gear Season Is Here Every winter, golf manufacturers roll out their latest and greatest equipment. New drivers promise more speed, irons claim better feel, and putters swear they’ll finally fix your three-putts. Along with the gear comes the full force of m

Golf has always been a game of feel, finesse, and fundamentals — but today, technology is becoming just as important as tradition. From AI-powered swing analysis to smart clubs and immersive virtual training, the modern golf landscape is evolving faster than ever.

The golf gear world is buzzing because TaylorMade has quietly introduced a new driver family: the Qi4D line (including Qi4D, Qi4D LS, and Qi4D Max). Though it hasn’t been formally launched in the retail channel (as of this writing), the clubs have been listed on the USGA conforming list — a strong signal that the brand is gearing up for full release.   Before we have extensive hands-on reviews, here’s what we do  know, what can be reasonably speculated , and why it matters—es