Where Are Titleist Clubs Made?
Titleist clubs are assembled in Carlsbad, California and regional hubs, with components from Japan, Taiwan, China and Vietnam. Designed in the USA.
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Who Owns Scotty Cameron?
Scotty Cameron is owned by Acushnet, parent of Titleist and FootJoy. The partnership began in 1994 after Bernhard Langer won the Masters with a Cameron putter.
College Golf's Streaming Bet Finds a Rangefinder Brand Willing to Pay for the Audience
Blue Tees partners with Babygrande Golf for NCAA regional broadcasts, betting on college golf's niche streaming audience for affordable visibility.
Jones and Payntr Built the Heritage Golf Shoe That Actually Performs
Jones Sports Co. and Payntr Golf collaborate on the RS, a heritage-styled golf shoe with modern performance tech at $200.
TaylorMade's MG5 Wedge Grinds Explained: Why the Details Matter More Than the Tour Wins
TaylorMade's MG5 wedge lineup offers six grinds. Here's what each one does and why the selection tool matters more than the tour wins.
Nike Finally Made a Golf Shoe Worth Wearing Off the Course
Nike Pegasus One G named top golf shoe of 2026 by MyGolfSpy's footwear editor. Running shoe DNA finally meets the fairway.
Justin Rose's Two Week Equipment Overhaul Signals Something Bigger at the PGA Championship
Justin Rose debuts Callaway Quantum driver at PGA Championship after switching irons last week. Three equipment storylines worth tracking at Aronimink.
Indoor Golf's Real-Money Moment: Five Iron Bets Big on Tournament Play
Five Iron Golf launches real-money tournaments across 15 markets, backed by Callaway investment. Indoor golf's competitive future takes shape.
Is G/Fore Owned by Peter Millar?
G/Fore, Peter Millar, and a luxury conglomerate: a famous founder and an ownership story most golfers have half right. The full picture, untangled.
Where Is Avoda Golf Based?
Avoda Golf is based in Pittsburgh, founded in 2023 by Tom Bailey. The hand-built iron brand broke out when Bryson DeChambeau won the 2024 US Open with them.
Where Is Takomo Golf From?
Where is Takomo Golf from? The Finnish direct-to-consumer brand designs, builds, and prices in a way the country label alone does not explain. The full origin.
Who Owns Odyssey Golf? The Nine-Figure Deal Behind It
Odyssey has not been independent since the 1990s. The buyer paid nine figures, kept the name, and turned it into the best-selling putter brand in golf.
Cameron Young's Ball Switch Is the Best Marketing Titleist Never Paid For
Cameron Young's switch to Titleist's Pro V1x Double Dot changed his career. Here's what the data says and why it matters for the rollback.
The 65/90 Split: Why Under Armour Is Betting Both Sides of Golf's Footwear Divide
Under Armour Golf explains the 65/90 split between retail spikeless sales and Tour spiked usage, betting on both sides of the footwear divide.
MacGregor's $170 Wedge Set Is a Direct Shot at Golf's Price Inflation Problem
MacGregor's $170 MT Tourney Wedge Set delivers three full-face wedges for less than one premium wedge, challenging golf's inflated pricing structure.
Launch Monitor Wars Heat Up as Indoor Golf Finally Sheds Its Arcade Roots
Foresight Sports faces pressure as indoor golf tech matures and competitors close the accuracy gap. What's next for the launch monitor market?
Club Champion's Boston Expansion Reveals the Real Economics of Premium Club Fitting
Club Champion opens its 151st location in Boston's Financial District, betting on premium fitting demand in an underserved golf market.
Titleist's GTS Fairways Are an Admission That the GT Line Wasn't Finished
Titleist GTS fairways bring 16 grams of redesign to the GT line with lower CG, dual weights, and refined face heights. Available June 11.
Cleveland's $199 Mallet Just Tied for Third Against Putters Costing Three Times More
Cleveland HB Soft 2 Black Retreve ties for third in MyGolfSpy's 2026 mallet test at $199, matching putters costing three times more.
Vice Golf's Variety Pack Is a Sampling Strategy Disguised as a Product Launch
Vice Golf's new Variety Pack bundles eight ball designs in one box, a sampling strategy aimed at converting curious golfers into Vice customers.
Takomo's Third Bag Launch Is a Masterclass in DTC Hustle
Takomo Golf launches the Stand Bag 02 at $279, undercutting premium soft goods competitors with its DTC pricing model.
Foresight Sports Lands in Portugal's Resort Circuit, One Simulator Bay at a Time
Foresight Sports simulators anchor new lounge at Salgados Golf Club in Portugal's Algarve, signaling a resort hospitality strategy for the launch monitor brand.
Troon Deal Gives Swag Golf Something It Has Never Had: Retail Shelf Space
Swag Golf joins Troon's Preferred Partner network, putting its headcovers and accessories in pro shops across 900+ properties worldwide.
The Indoor Golf Margin War Has Officially Started
Ace Indoor Golf's new bundle promotion with Foresight Sports and other launch monitor brands signals shifting margins in the indoor golf market.
Adidas Signs a Dead Man to Sell Golf Shorts, and It Actually Works
Adidas honors Forrest Fezler with a posthumous NIL deal and statue at the PGA Championship to promote its Ultimate365+ golf shorts.
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