Titleist's GTS300 mini driver adds 25cc and 15-20% more MOI over the GT280, built from tour feedback from Justin Thomas and Cameron Young.
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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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Nippon Shaft has won 54 of the last 89 women's majors, including two straight by a 25-year-old Korean star. So why is the brand still invisible in North America?
KBS C-Taper 130X wins again at the ISCO Championship. A look at how KBS quietly took steel shaft share from True Temper without a marketing budget.
Foresight Sports' real marketing isn't paid ads. It's teaching pros like the Buzzas choosing GCQuad at home while using Trackman at work.
Arccos becomes the first shot-tracker integrated with Meta AI glasses. The real story isn't the tech, it's what it signals about ambient hardware in golf.
Cobra's new $90 Open Championship headcover skips every obvious cliché and references Royal Birkdale's 1935 Art Deco clubhouse instead. A strategy read.
SuperStroke's Zenergy Pistol 2.0 was in Chris Gotterup's bag at the John Deere Classic. The brand's tour dominance is complete. The next move is bigger.
TaylorMade opens its first Kingdom fitting facility outside the US at The Grove in Hertfordshire, running TrackMan, Foresight, and GEARS in every bay.
Who is Arnie McNair? The anonymous Minnesota golfer behind the cult American-made apparel brand, what the $95 McNair Polo is, and what the DORMIED data shows.
Sun Day Red's Royal Collection drops July 9 with a Vessel bag collab and Open-inspired apparel. The real test: can the brand sell without the Tiger halo?
Kirkland's Performance + v3.0 Yellow scored 84/100 in MyGolfSpy Ball Lab testing with zero defects. At $1.67 a ball, the premium category has a problem.
Foresight's GCQuad sits behind every MyGolfSpy hybrid test, and that placement matters more than the used-club rankings it produces.
Sunday Golf's new Bob Marley licensed bag collab reads less like a cash grab and more like a brand that has figured out its lifestyle playbook.
L.A.B. Golf's $2,000 Uncrustables putter collab sold out in hours. Inside the L Catterton-era marketing strategy turning a putting technology into a lifestyle brand.
Chris Gotterup's four PGA Tour wins in 12 months ties Scheffler. His Bridgestone Tour B X fitting story is the tour validation Bridgestone has waited a decade for.
PXG's 0311 XP GEN8 won Today's Golfer's 2026 iron test by 10 yards. The bigger story is what the win says about PXG's repositioning strategy.
Padraig Harrington's second straight US Senior Open win extends the longest active player-OEM contract in golf. What Wilson's 28-year bet actually delivers.
Sun Mountain's new Matchplay Ballistic Stand Bag pushes past $400 with military-grade 1680D nylon, taking direct aim at Vessel's premium territory.
Blue Tees Golf sponsors the PGA Buying Summit Summer Jam and pitches the Rainmaker launch monitor to buyers. A green grass shelf-space play, decoded.
TRUE linkswear expands its Antigravity collection with a $225 tour-caliber Pro model, pushing the Tacoma walking-shoe brand into premium territory.
Titleist Vokey's new SM11 Black Vapor wedges add engraved hosel alignment lines for three shot types. The most interesting wedge idea in years.
Titleist's new T-Series Black Vapor irons use vapor-deposition finishing across T100, T150, T250, and T350. A margin play from the category leader.
Sun Day Red's women's line keeps appearing in summer golf coverage. The product is landing. Building a real women's customer base is the harder story.
Tour Edge launches the Zero T putter lineup at $199, undercutting L.A.B. and PXG in the fastest-growing putter category. What the move signals.
A $40 viral cupholder from ParWalker is exposing a product gap Vessel and the premium carry bag category left wide open. Here is what it signals.






