Check out these 13 Father’s Day golf gifts from PGA TOUR Superstore
Father’s Day will be here before you know it so take the time to pick out a perfect gift for dad.
Whether your dad is a scratch golfer, a true beginner or somewhere in between, PGA TOUR Superstore has exactly what you need to make this Father’s Day one to remember.
Get dad something he’ll be excited to use! With thousands of pieces of golf equipment, apparel, accessories and more at PGA TOUR Superstore, you’re sure to find a gift dad will love.
Get ready for summer golf with our list of best Memorial Day Weekend golf sales
Kick off the summer with great deals that will have you looking, playing and feeling your best all season long.
From apparel to equipment, accessories and more, take advantage of pre-summer sales from some of golf’s biggest and best brands. Golfweek has done all of the heavy lifting, bringing the sales to you so you can spend less time shopping and more time on the course.
As temperatures begin to rise, be on the look out for our favorite sunglasses, shorts, hats and sun protection to keep you cool and ready to perform all summer long. If you’re in the market for gifts for Father’s Day, we have you covered there, too.
Save on some of the best golf equipment, apparel, shoes, bags and more.
Golf gear can be expensive. That’s why here at Golfweek compiled a list of some of the best golf products currently on sale to help your dollar stretch a little further.
From polos and shorts to shoes and equipment, this list covers all of your golf apparel and equipment needs.
And hey, with all that money you save, maybe you can schedule a lesson or two with your local teaching pro to shave a few strokes off your handicap.
Get the golfing mom in your life something she’ll love, without it costing you an arm and a leg.
Mother’s Day is quickly approaching, which means it’s time to get your shopping done now. Don’t worry, if you’re a last-minute gift giver we’ll have a list of items you can grab right before the big day.
Getting mom something she’ll actually enjoy can be quite a difficult task. How do you shop for a woman who has given you everything? The answer is as simple as golf.
This list features apparel, accessories and even wine that doesn’t break the bank. Trust us, if you stick to this list or any of our other Mother’s Day apparel lists, you’ll be your mom’s favorite kid for at least a day.
Be sure to check out our lists for the best women’s apparel, shoes and more to get mom’s golf game in gear just in time for summer!
The best gear and gadgets to not only get you through, but have you succeed during a wet round.
Having the proper rain equipment can make or break a damp round.
Don’t let the weather be a reason you didn’t play your best, check out some of the best accessories to have on hand when the skies open up.
But first, a few tips to make the most of a rainy day on the golf course:
1) Load up on towels. Whether you’re keeping your grips dry, cleaning your golf ball or drying off your cart seat, two to three towels should help you get through a soggy round.
2) Invest in rain gear. Having a set of rain pants and a weatherproof jacket is well worth the investment. Take care of yourself — you deserve it.
3) Have fun! It may sound silly, but remember…you’re not on Tour. Don’t let a downpour make you sour. Hey, you never know the tales you may be able to tell from a muddy round.
With those tips in mind and quality gear in hand, you’ll be chomping at the bit to hit the links no matter how rainy the day.
With its recent success, TravisMathew has an item on almost every list of Golfweek’s best apparel for 2023 including golf shirts, golf pants, golf shoes, golf belts and more, it’s no surprise that the company is expanding.
The collection makes a case for the emergence of an “active lifestyle” category — not quite activewear and not quite athleisure — as a fun way for younger shoppers to try out the golf or tennis look without breaking the bank on serious technical wear or the less fashion-forward standbys.
We can’t clean up your golf game, but we can avoid the golf mess in the car, garage, and even basement.
Spring is here which means two things: The Masters is right around the corner, and it’s time to reorganize your life as you emerge from your winter coccoon.
Getting everything squared away with your golf equipment and accessories gives you more time to focus on playing more golf and practicing more efficiently.
We’ve done the heavy lifting and found some of the best organizers for both your home and car to make sure you stay clean and ready to go all season long.
Are you in need of equipment and apparel to keep organized? Check out our lists on some of the best drivers, polos, pants and more.
Spring into action, and get your game ready for the outdoor season.
While it may not technically be spring yet, much of the country is seeing warmer temperatures. For those still experiencing winter … at least you can look forward to the Masters.
Whether you packed on some pounds to survive the cold or are making the most out of your New Year’s resolution, we bet you’re going to re-up on a few items in order to get ready for the golf season.
We’ve curated a list that handles most if not all of your springtime apparel needs, plus a couple of other post-round essentials.
Of course, if you’re looking for more items, be sure to check out our lists on some of our favorite pants, shoes, pullovers and more!
“First time in my 16 years that I’ve ever seen anything like that,” said Hovland’s caddie.
ORLANDO – After damaging his 3-wood on Saturday at Bay Hill Club and Lodge, Viktor Hovland is using a new version of the same TaylorMade Stealth Plus 3-wood in the final round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational thanks to his caddie making an emergency trip to a local PGA Tour Superstore.
Hovland, who entered Sunday tied for second with defending champion Scottie Scheffler, blasted his 3-wood 311 yards at the 388-yard par-4 10th hole on Saturday and figured something was wrong with the club.
“It came out really hot and went miles. I looked at the sole and was like what the hell?” said Shay Knight, Hovland’s caddie. “I brought it to his attention right away.”
Viktor Hovland damaged his 3-wood during the third round of the 2023 Arnold Palmer Invitational. (Adam Schupak/Golfweek)
Hovland is a Ping ambassador but carries the TaylorMade 3-wood under a Ping head cover. When they looked at the club’s sole, the Speed Pocket had caved in slightly. The black rubber compound is bonded to a tiny shelf or lip on the bottom of the face. The fact that it bent inward suggests the bottom of the hitting area was getting a lot of stress, especially from thin shots.
“First time in my 16 years that I’ve ever seen anything like that,” Knight said.
As a result, they called for a rules official, who told them that Hovland could replace the club but he didn’t have a backup with him. The Tour rules official didn’t return to let them know if the club was non-conforming, but they elected not to use it again just to be on the safe side.
After Hovland wrapped up a bogey-free 6-under 66 to improve to 8-under for the tournament and a stroke off the 54-hole lead held at the end of the day by Kurt Kitayama, Knight called a TaylorMade equipment rep, who was on vacation in Maui but arranged for a local company rep to help secure the proper clubhead. It turned out that PGA Tour Superstore had the exact specs for Hovland. According to the app Waze, the PGA Tour Superstore on Turkey Lake is 2.2 miles away and Knight rushed there at 5:30 p.m. ET on Saturday to fetch it.
Knight popped the new Stealth Plus head into Hovland’s Tour-model shaft and had the club ready for Hovland to test on the range before his 1:20 p.m tee time in the final group.
“We’ll see how it goes today,” Knight said. “Luckily we don’t need 3-wood much today, maybe on No. 15 and 18.”
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Save some serious cash on last year’s equipment and apparel as many golf retailers are offering big sales to make room for their 2023 lines.
Let’s face it — golf is an expensive sport. Between green fees, equipment and even apparel, the cost can add up pretty quickly.
However, now is the time of year to cash in on huge savings. With most major brands rolling out their new equipment and apparel, their 2022 and even 2021 products are getting major discounts to make way for the newest goods.
Your patience will pay off big time, getting top of the line equipment, apparel and accessories for a fraction of the price. To make the search for the best deals easier, Golfweek has combed the internet to help you to play your best golf without breaking the bank.
