We don’t think the heavy stuff is gonna come down for quite a while…
The forecast is touch and go early at Augusta this week, with rain scheduled for Thursday morning and possibly beyond.
Some people shrink away from a little rain, but we don’t think the heavy stuff is gonna come down for quite a while. If you’re reading this, you’re not one to call off a tee time just because there’s a small chance of rain, tiny gusts of wind, or a litttle nip in the air.
Here at Golfweek, we’ll weather the weather whatever the weather, and keep you as dry as possible on the course. Check out our list of best rain apparel and check back later this week for our list of best rain accessories.
Fans quickly noticed a resemblance to an infamous Nazi logo
The German football federation (DFB) and Adidas have announced that they will redesign the number four on the national team’s new kits due to an unfortunate resemblance to the Nazi party’s “SS” unit logo.
The Germany men’s national team debuted the new kits over the recent international break. Fans quickly noticed that when customizing a jersey online, the No. 44 looked quite similar to the logo used by the Schutzstaffe — a paramilitary unit responsible for some of the worst atrocities of World War Two.
Ahead of hosting Euro 2024 this summer, the DFB and Adidas moved quickly to ensure the mistake would be corrected.
A statement posted on the official DFB account on X said: “The DFB checks the numbers 0-9 and then submits the numbers 1-26 to UEFA for review. None of the parties involved saw any proximity to Nazi symbolism in the development process of the jersey design.
“Nevertheless, we take the information very seriously and do not want to provide a platform for discussions. Together with our partner 11teamsports, we will develop an alternative design for the number 4 and coordinate it with UEFA.”
The “SS” logo is a banned symbol in Germany.
Adidas spokesman Oliver Bruggen told German media: “As a company we actively oppose xenophobia, anti-Semitism, violence and hatred in any form.”
How many young hoopers dreamed about making it to the league and wearing a shoe with their name on it? Having a signature sneaker model in any sport, much less basketball, is rarefied air. Per our research, there are 33 active NBA and WNBA players …
How many young hoopers dreamed about making it to the league and wearing a shoe with their name on it? Having a signature sneaker model in any sport, much less basketball, is rarefied air. Per our research, there are 33 active NBA and WNBA players with their own signature line in 2024.
Here is a comprehensive list of the best signature model basketball sneakers for 2024, featuring pricing, technology and wearability details including your favorite players like LeBron James, Kevin Durant and many more.
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Warmer weather is right around the corner, which means golf courses and driving ranges around the country will soon be full of golfers hoping that 2024 will be their best year on the course yet.
Check out Golfweek’s best golf pants for 2024 including brands like Peter Millar, Bonobos, Nike, Puma and more.
Golf season is on the horizon, and while temperatures are still on the low side in parts of the country, it’s time to start thinking about grabbing updated apparel for the spring and summer.
The first few months back on the course are often chilly, so every golfer needs to make sure they have a few reliable pairs of pants in their wardrobe.
To guarantee you’re stocked up, we’ve searched the internet for some of the best golf pants on the market from brands like Nike, B.Draddy, Adidas, Peter Millar, Malbon Golf and johnnie-O.
Who It’s For: Serious golfers who want more cushioning and comfort from a shoe designed to provide elite levels of stability and traction.
The Skinny: Adidas has updated its flagship spiked shoe for 2024 by adding more cushioning and stability to a shoe that already had tour-level stability.
The Deep Dive: As golfers’ attitudes about footwear have evolved and changed over the last decade, Adidas has been making more and more shoes based on popular sneakers that also have golf-specific features. For example, the classic Stan Smith, the Samba and the iconic Superstars have all been released as golf shoes recently, including special-edition offerings. However, for serious golfers who demand tour-level stability and traction, Adidas has been offering the Tour360 for 19 years. For 2024, the Tour360 has been upgraded to deliver more cushioning and comfort without sacrificing the features that make it the shoe of choice for Collin Morikawa and several other elite players.
Adidas Tour360 24 has seven replaceable spikes and a rigid outsole for extra traction and stability. (Adidas)
To help the Tour360 24 fit better, Adidas changed the insole and the sock liner and added a sleeve that is attached to the tongue so your foot stays wrapped in soft material as you walk over uneven ground, sand and dirt. The shoe’s last, which is a footwear term that relates to its overall shape and fit, has also been designed in both medium and wide width for men. (The women’s Tour 360 24 comes in medium only.)
Adidas has added a foam material it calls Jet Boost to the heel to provide cushioning. It is firmer than some other materials used in golf shoes, so it enhances stability. In the forefoot, Lightstrike, a softer cushioning material, helps to make walking more comfortable.
To enhance stability further, the three stripes designed into the side of the Tour360 24 wrap under your arch and have been integrated into the lacing system, so tying your shoes brings extra support. That area of the midsole floats above the outsole and a rigid plate that Adidas calls a Torsion Bridge. It is made from a thermoplastic polyurethane and helps to keep the seven replaceable spikes and the other traction elements locked to the ground as you swing.
The updated BOA system allows golfers to make micro-adjustments to the fit of the Tour360 24 (Adidas)
The Tour360 24 is waterproof and is available with traditional laces and a ratcheting BOA system that allows golfers to turn a small dial on the side of the shoe to gently tighten the shoe before zipping up the top of the shoe and hiding the BOA wires.
Modernize your golf style with these pieces Nike, Peter Millar, lululemon and more.
It’s winter. Some players around the country are stuck inside because of snow or cold temperatures — or a combination of both — but some are lucky enough to live in a state where teeing it up this time of year is still possible.
To make sure you’re looking your best out on the course this winter, we wanted to compile a list of some of out favorite outerwear items, like hoodies, quarter zips and sweaters.
Some of the brands featured below include Peter Millar, Nike, Malbon Golf, B. Draddy, Rhoback and lululemon.
Here are 12 items to grab for the winter golf season.
Modernize your golf wardrobe just in time for the start of the season with our list of new golf pants.
It’s February, so we still have a ways to go before we’re back out on the golf course in polos and shorts. So, for the next several months, you’ll be stuck wearing pants.
To make sure you’re looking your best the next time you step in the first tee, we’ve put together a list of 12 pairs of pants to modernize your style. Just some of the brands included are Nike, Adidas, FootJoy, Malbon Golf, lululemon, Bonobos and more.
Recently, we released a similar list highlighting some great polos and shirts. You can find that here.
Take your style to the next level with these pants.
Celebrate that special golfer in your life with Valentine’s Day pink golf gear.
Valentine’s Day is the perfect opportunity to get the special someone in your life a great golf gift. Or, heck, forget other people, just treat yourself.
We’ve compiled a list of apparel and equipment items that would make perfect Valentine’s Day gifts from brands like Nike, Adidas, Peter Millar, lululemon, TravisMathew and more.
We’ve got polos, sweaters, hats, shoes and more to improve the golf wardrobe of the lucky recipient.
Take a look at the new golf shoes from brands like Nike, Adidas, FootJoy, Puma and more:
A new year and a new golf season — no better time to update your wardrobe with the latest styles from around the game.
As brands continue to release their 2024 collections, we’ve scoured the internet for some of the best new golf shoes from brands like Nike, Adidas, Puma, G/FORE, FootJoy and more.
Whether you’re looking for a classic-looking shoe or something with a modern twist, we’ve included pairs that will fit anyone’s style.
