Bank of America’s $5 Junior Golf Program Returns With 150,000-Kid Goal
Bank of America’s Golf with Us program is back for year two with $5 tee times, free PGA Pro lessons, and a 150,000-kid enrollment goal by June 15.
Katelyn Tocci
Masters Round 2: 5 Things to Watch as McIlroy and Burns Defend Friday Lead
The 2026 Masters enters its second round today with defending champion Rory McIlroy and Sam Burns sharing the lead at 5-under par after identical opening-round 67s. But this Masters is wide open — 14 players sit within four shots of the lead, and the projected cut line suggests we are in for one of the … Read more
10 LIV Golfers at the Masters: Novig Deal Signals New Sponsorship Era
Ten LIV Golf players teed it up at the 2026 Masters this week, seven of them wearing a new sleeve sponsor from Novig — a prediction market platform making its first foray into professional golf sponsorship. The combination of LIV Golf’s continued Augusta access and a novel betting-adjacent partnership signals a new chapter in professional … Read more
Graphite vs Steel Shafts: A Complete Guide for Golfers
Graphite or steel? It’s one of the most common questions in golf equipment, and the answer genuinely matters — the wrong shaft can cost you distance, accuracy, and consistency regardless of how good your swing is. The good news is that this doesn’t have to be confusing. Once you understand what each material does, how … Read more
Why 2026 Could Be the Most Wide-Open Masters in a Decade
Ask any bookmaker, any caddie, or any Tour analyst: the 2026 Masters is wide open. While Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy sit atop the betting boards, neither has dominated the pre-tournament narrative the way recent favorites have. The field of 91 players includes more legitimate contenders than Augusta has seen in years, and several converging … Read more
Swing Path Drills for More Consistent Ball Striking
Swing path is one of the most important factors determining whether you hit the golf ball straight or crooked. Yet it’s also one of the least understood aspects of the swing among amateur golfers. You might hear instruction about “staying inside” or “coming from the inside,” but without a clear understanding of what swing path … Read more
How Women’s Golf Is Changing: Growth, Culture, and Community in 2026
Women’s golf is in the middle of a transformation. Not an incremental one — a genuine cultural and structural shift that is changing who plays, who watches, who aspires, and what the sport looks like at every level from grassroots to the professional tour. For anyone who cares about golf’s future — or for women … Read more
Callaway Quantum Driver 2026: 5 Models Explained for Every Golfer
Callaway has released its most significant driver lineup in years. The 2026 Quantum collection — featuring five distinct models built around a single headline technology — was available in stores from February 13 and has been making waves on the range and on Tour ever since. If you’re considering a driver upgrade in 2026, here’s … Read more
Golf Tips for Women Beginners: Getting Started on the Course
Golf has historically been slow to welcome women, but that era is ending. More women are picking up clubs than ever before, and the sport is better for it. If you are a woman considering golf or just starting out, this guide is designed to help you build skills, confidence, and enjoyment from your very … Read more
How to Hit Irons Consistently: Fundamentals, Drills, and Common Fixes
Hitting irons consistently is the skill that separates golfers who shoot in the 80s from those stuck in the 90s and 100s. The driver gets the glory, and putting wins tournaments — but clean, reliable iron contact is the engine of a scoring game. When your irons are working, you hit greens in regulation, set … Read more
