Tiger Woods was heating up. Nine shots back of the lead heading into the weekend at the 1999 Buick Invitational, he was charging up the leaderboard on moving day at Torrey Pines, on his way to a ...

A year ago, zero-torque putters were having a moment. Now, it’s a movement. Inside the ropes at PGA Tour events this summer, some signs suggest some plans might be in motion. For example, on the ...

Few pieces of sports equipment are more personal than a putter. It’s meant for one of the more delicate tasks in sports: slowly rolling a ball 3 feet, or 10, maybe 20. It is, unless something very ...

The all-new Phantom 5.2 and Phantom 7.2 will maintain the wingback mallet head shape of their predecessors and incorporate an I-beam-style plumbing neck. The Phantom 5.2 is a compact mallet that ...

Scotty Cameron’s aim in creating the new Super Select range of putters was to save weight... 10 grams specifically - it doesn’t sound like much but when designing the very best golf clubs, it’s ...

Saying that Justin Thomas has struggled on the greens this season is like saying the wind golfers typically contend with on Scotland’s famous links courses is nothing but a refreshing summer breeze.

Car junkies are well acquainted with the term “triple black,” but in case you’re not, it refers to an automobile that has black exterior, black interior and a black soft top. Because no matter how ...

Scotty Cameron is known for producing some of the best putters money can buy and whenever a new collection gets released, ...

Rory McIlroy looks to be making a change to his putter ahead of another attempt at winning the Green Jacket next month in his bid to end his Major drought and finally complete the career grand slam.

As the temperatures drop and the winter months rapidly approach, a golf lull is unfortunately almost here. At least if you live up north. That doesn’t mean you can’t begin to prep for what’s to come ...

For example, on the practice green at the Travelers Championship in June, several Scotty Cameron prototype putters were available for golfers to try, which looked and behaved like zero-torque putters.