Your Irons Are Older Than My Last Good Golf Swing
Look, I get it. Those old irons feel like a pair of worn-in slippers. Comfortable. Familiar. But comfort doesn't sink putts, and slippers don't help you chase down a rogue drive. The brutal truth is, golf tech is like that one friend who’s always showing off a new gadget – it keeps evolving, and your clubs, much like a divot that’s seen better days, have a shelf life.
Read the originalBushnell Rangefinders: Don't Get Bogeyed by Your Options, Find Your Perfect Yardage
For ages, the name Bushnell meant laser-focused confidence—or maybe just sheer terror—to golfers eyeing up their next shot. They were the undisputed kings, the PGA Tour's go-to gadget, with a market share so big it made other brands look like they were playing miniature golf in a broom closet.
Read the originalJackson Koivun: The Kid Who Can't Be Bothered by Our Hype Train
Jackson Koivun just snagged the 3M Open trophy like he was picking up dry cleaning. Winning your third pro start? That's practically cheating, especially when Scottie Scheffler is out there, trying his best to look like he's still in the race.
Read the originalGolf’s Data Obsession Is Now Cheaper Than Dinner
Alright, you lot who spend more time agonizing over your backswing than your actual life choices! Remember the dinosaur days, when figuring out your swing was like trying to translate a ransom note written in crayon by a caffeinated squirrel?
Read the originalMy Putter's Got More Personality Than My Mother-in-Law
Picking out a new putter often feels like rummaging through a yard sale of slightly-bent metal, but the 2026 data shows some flatsticks are decidedly less wobbly than others. We subjected 79 contenders to the indignity of 50,000 putts, all to discover which ones actually flirted with the bottom of the cup and which ones were auditioning for the water hazard's starring role.
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