Equipment News

A limited-edition release dripping in Tiger Slam nostalgia.

The Three Stripes will take on footwear duties for this year's European outfit as they seek to reclaim the cup from the Americans.

Upswing Golf is promising to take the financial sting out of raising a junior golfer with a new modular system that grows as they do.

Titleist is back with its second mini driver in 18 months, which debuts in tour bags this week with a bigger footprint and a raft of new tech.

The American is embracing a seriously unconventional broomstick setup in a bid to sink more putts this weekend.

As the American cruised to victory at Trump Doral, it was what he had on his feet that turned just as many heads over the weekend.

From one-of-one irons to a rarely seen Scotty, here are the clubs that propelled the American to his third PGA Tour title.

Bridgestone Golf to close U.S. ball plant as production shifts to Japan.

FootJoy's most iconic shoe just got a big update, and boy is it pretty.

With golf awash with big-money endorsement deals, these are the biggest names still flying solo on tour.

The five-time major winner's journey with the Japanese brand has come to an end.

Take a deep dive into the setup of the former US Open champion and Ryder Cup legend.

McLaren Golf launches with Rose, Poulter and Wie West as new irons debut on PGA Tour.

Justin Rose admits he wasn’t fully settled before shock McLaren Golf switch.

England's Justin Rose joins McLaren Golf as an investor and ambassador, and he will debut the brand's golf clubs on the PGA Tour at this week's Cadillac Championship.

Benross introduces affordable RS and RS Max golf club lineup for 2026.

The equipment giant has revived its classic logo once again.

Two of golf's indie darlings have teamed up on a collab that spans apparel, head covers, and of course putters.

G/FORE is pushing golf style forward with its G.112 golf shoe, the ultimate trainer-inspired shoe for a life both on and off the course.

The legendary blades used by the Masters champion are back on the market, but you'll need to get in fast.

Take a look inside the bag of the European Ryder Cup star and current world number three.

Patrick Cantlay puts new Titleist GTS4 driver in play at RBC Heritage, and is already seeing benefits.

A long-awaited refresh of the legendary Spider line has arrived, and the world number five is apparently a fan.

The American is yet another big name to turn to more forgiving driver in an effort to find more fairways.