Sun Mountain's 2026 apparel collection adds jackets, vests and hoodies. The real story is purchase frequency, shelf space and inventory risk.
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Golf Brand News
This is the desk's daily coverage. Brand moves, marketing plays, retail shifts, athlete deals, the WITB tells, and the what-does-this-mean takes the rest of golf media isn't writing.
Other publications cover the players. We cover the companies. The ones writing the checks, signing the deals, missing the moments, reading the room, and occasionally surprising everyone.
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Srixon's Z-Star Diamond spun the most and finished 47th of 48 for iron distance in MyGolfSpy's 2026 ball test. Why that result is the design working.
Srixon's ZXi RKT woods and ZXi5+ iron hit retail Oct. 16 after winning The Open, the Irish Open and the BMW PGA before launch. The gap is the story.
Toulon Golf breaks its one-at-a-time pattern with two Small Batch Midwest putters: the 904L steel Chicago and the cavity-backed pintail Milwaukee.
L.A.B. Golf's $1,750 Underrated Golf Tour collection funds Steph Curry's junior circuit. The putters going to the kids are the real business move.
The PING Tour glove tied for the best score in MyGolfSpy's 55-glove 2026 test and is a PGA TOUR Superstore top seller at $32. Why that overlap is rare.
Nassau Golf of South Korea made the original Kirkland ball in 2016. Today the white and yellow balls come from different factories in Vietnam and China.
Srixon's ZXi RKT fairways include a 13.5-degree 3+ that bends to 12 degrees, and the brand skipped the mini driver category entirely. What that signals.
TRUE linkswear's Original 1.2 delivers better traction and waterproofing than most of the lineup, but the zero-drop build fails the brand's own off-course…
Sun Day Red is Tiger Woods' apparel and footwear brand, built with TaylorMade in 2024. Who owns it, what the logo means and what it costs.
J.Lindeberg is a good golf brand with premium fabric and design, but its slim Scandinavian cut decides it. What it costs, how it fits, who wears it.
J.J. Spaun won the BMW PGA Championship in $365 of Puma Golf. Why the brand's value pricing and IGNITE ELEVATE footwear ladder matter now.
JumboMax has signed PGA Tour Americas rookie Paul Chang to play its JMX UltraLite grips, a cheap fix for a brand built almost entirely on Bryson DeChambeau.
TaylorMade's $42.99 Tour Response out-carried the Pro V1 in MyGolfSpy's 2026 robot test. What that says about the premium golf ball tier.
Scotty Cameron's $800 Phantom OC Spec III putters are blacked-out versions of stock heads. The engineering is real. The limited-edition case is not.
Tour Edge made Exotics the official ball of NXXT's junior and women's pro tours. A range-sampling play ahead of its 2026 golf ball launch.
SuperStroke's tour-only Zenergy 2.0 PT putter grip goes direct-to-consumer after Jacob Bridgeman's Biltmore Championship Asheville win.
Foresight Sports ranked Streamsong the No. 1 US golf destination ahead of Pebble Beach. The methodology, and why a launch monitor brand built it.
Malbon and Bushmills launched a 12-piece collection today. The real story is the distillery's website becoming a non-endemic golf apparel channel.
A Ritz-Carlton Dallas golf package names its Trackman range beside its championship courses. What amenity status means for Trackman's business.
Ahead added five logo decoration techniques for golf headwear. The craft look is now wholesale, and Stitch Golf's visual premium just got harder to defend.
Technically Golf is betting a golf-native design brief beats Lululemon Golf's athleisure playbook. Why taste and order size matter more than stretch fabric.
PXG cut $200 off current-generation Lightning drivers in early September. TaylorMade built the compressed launch calendar that makes those markdowns inevitable.
Blue Tees title-sponsors the Grass League Match Series postseason at the Boulders and Indian Wells. Why a rangefinder brand is buying a par-3 league.
Takomo's IGNIS D2 driver replaces the non-conforming D1 at $329, dropping heel and toe weight ports for a single rear weight. What the fix reveals.






