Tour Edge launches the Zero T Putter Series at $199.99, targeting an underserved price tier with torque-reduction engineering and four distinct head shapes.
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McLaren Golf clubs are made by McLaren Racing in partnership with 8AM Golf. The clubs use MIM technology and are designed by a team of former Titleist, Cobra, and Callaway…
McLaren Golf is owned by McLaren Racing, a subsidiary of McLaren Group. The launch is in partnership with 8AM Golf, parent of GOLF.com.
Manors Golf is from London, England, founded in 2019 by Jojo Regan, Luke Davies, and Nick Watts. The brand draws from British heritage golf aesthetics.
Takomo Golf is owned by founder and CEO Sebastian Haapahovi. Grant Horvat and the Bryan Bros became minority shareholders in January 2025.
McLaren Golf clubs cost $375 per club, or about $2,625 for a 7-club iron set. Both Series 1 and Series 3 irons are priced the same.
Manors Golf is owned by founders Jojo Regan, Luke Davies, and Nick Watts, with strategic angel investors including actor Nicholas Hoult and Jungle's Tom McFarland.
Yes, Takomo irons are good. The Iron 201 is forged from S20C steel (same grade Miura uses) and sells for ~$589, roughly half the cost of comparable OEM sets.
Tour Edge Exotics CB led MyGolfSpy's 2026 player's iron test in Strokes Gained and proximity. Why isn't anyone paying attention?
Srixon's buy two, get one free golf ball promo runs through June 21, covering Z-STAR, Q-STAR, and Soft Feel lines at up to 33% off.
Sun Day Red's Women's Osprey golf shoe bridges lifestyle and performance, signaling the brand's serious investment in the growing women's golf market.
Sunday Golf partners with Adkins Family Vineyards on SUNDAY red wine, a $25 collab targeting the same casual golfer buying their award-winning bags.
Blue Tees Golf becomes presenting sponsor of Grass League's Match Series, integrating its Rainmaker launch monitor into the par-3 league's broadcast.
Bad Birdie's Eagle Has Landed Collection blends Americana with performance fabric in a summer drop that signals brand maturity beyond loud prints.
Arccos data from 3.5 million shots argues slope-only rangefinders solve less than 20% of the yardage problem. Wind is the real factor.
Sun Day Red wins best women's golf polo in MyGolfSpy's 2026 test, beating RLX, Peter Millar, and Vineyard Vines on performance and fit.
Cleveland Golf's new campaign signals a full retreat to wedges and putters. The brand is betting its future on owning the 130-yard-and-in category.
Shot Scope launches the Shot Scope 6, distilling 460 million shots into six key metrics designed to simplify game improvement for overwhelmed golfers.
J.Lindeberg launches Summer Holiday 2026, a three-pillar collection bridging golf performance and fashion-forward lifestyle apparel.
TaylorMade's Qi4D LS targets the gap between low-spin marketing and mid-handicap reality. Whether the forgiveness claim holds is the real test.
Tour Edge launches four zero-torque putters at $199.99 each, undercutting L.A.B. Golf and Odyssey in a category land grab.
Vessel launches SS26 apparel line with polos, pants and a Payntr footwear collab. A smart brand extension or a crowded market play?
MyGolfSpy names Nike Roshe G and Jordan Air Rev among most overrated golf shoes of 2026, raising questions about Nike Golf's footwear strategy.
Golf Pride's Zero Taper putter grip challenges SuperStroke's dominance with a stability-focused design that preserves feel through impact.
Graphite Design's Tour AD shafts won another JGTO title, but the brand's visibility continues to slide. Engineering excellence alone isn't enough.