Masters 2026: What Amateurs Can Learn From Augusta

The 2026 Masters Tournament is set to unfold April 9-12 at Augusta National Golf Club, featuring 91 of the world’s best golfers competing for one of golf’s most prestigious titles. While Scottie Scheffler enters as the favorite, and defending champion Rory McIlroy seeks to build on his dramatic playoff victory, amateur golfers can extract valuable … Read more

How to Handle Pressure on the Golf Course: Mental Game Strategies

You’ve practiced the shot a hundred times on the range. You can stripe your driver consistently, your short game is solid, and your putting has been excellent in casual rounds. Then the pressure arrives — a match on the line, a competition, playing with someone you want to impress — and suddenly the wheels come … Read more

Chevron Championship 2026: Houston Hosts the First Women’s Major of the Year

The first women’s major of 2026 is almost here. The Chevron Championship — one of the LPGA Tour’s five major championships — moves to Houston, Texas for April 23–26, bringing the world’s best women golfers to a marquee event at a time when women’s golf is experiencing some of its strongest momentum in years. Here’s … Read more

Titleist Vokey SM11 Wedges and Pro V1x Left Dash 2026: What’s New and Who They’re For

Titleist doesn’t rush. The brand that has dominated the golf ball and wedge markets for decades moves deliberately — refining rather than reinventing, making sure that when they do launch something new, it genuinely moves the game forward. The 2026 equipment season has brought two significant Titleist launches: the Vokey SM11 wedges and the Pro … Read more

AI Swing Analysis, Smart Launch Monitors, and the Tech That Defined the 2026 PGA Merchandise Show

Every January, the golf equipment world convenes at the PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando — and every year, one technology or category defines the narrative. In 2026, that story was unmistakably artificial intelligence applied to swing analysis, alongside a generation of launch monitors that have fundamentally democratized access to tour-level data. Here’s what debuted, what … Read more

Tiger Woods’ Trout National Is Opening in 2026: Everything We Know About TGR Design’s New Jersey Course

Tiger Woods has built many things in golf — a legacy, a record collection, a brand empire. Now he’s added something new to that list: a golf course. Trout National, designed by TGR Design (Woods’ architecture firm), is opening in New Jersey in April 2026, and it represents one of the most anticipated golf course … Read more

How to Improve Ball Striking: Drills and Techniques for More Consistent Contact

Inconsistent ball striking is the single most common complaint among recreational golfers — and for good reason. Without consistent, solid contact, every other aspect of your game struggles: distance becomes unpredictable, trajectory varies wildly, and scoring becomes nearly impossible. The great news is that ball striking is a highly trainable skill. This guide gives you … Read more

Augusta’s 17th Hole Is 12 Yards Shorter in 2026 — Here’s Why It Matters

Augusta National has made a subtle but strategically significant change to the course ahead of the 90th Masters Tournament: the 17th hole — known as Nandina — has been shortened by 12 yards at the front tee, reducing its total playing length from 462 yards to 450 yards. It’s a modest adjustment in yardage terms, … Read more

Golf Fitness for Seniors Over 50: Strength, Mobility, and Staying Power

Golf is one of the few sports you can play well into your 70s and 80s — but only if you maintain the physical foundation that the golf swing demands. After 50, the body changes in ways that directly affect your game: rotational flexibility decreases, fast-twitch muscle fibers thin out, core stability tends to decline, … Read more