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Hi Golfer,
I know you don’t want to hear it, but rain gear really is a lifesaver.
Imagine saving up for a once-in-a-lifetime trip to your bucket list golf course, only to have rain ruin your round?
The best rain gear keeps you dry no matter the condition. I typically choose not to play when it’s rainy… but you never know when that storm cloud might swoop in to rain on your par parade.
▶️ Best Rain Gear 2024
▶️ Best shoes for walking
▶️ Driver setup vs Iron setup
▶️ What happens to LIV players that are relegated?
▶️ Would you try this new iron shaft?
▶️ Golf shoe deal of the week
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Best Rain Gear 2024
Lifesaver.
Rain gear is a lifesaver. When you finally get to play your bucket list golf course, don’t let weather ruin your round.
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BUYER’S GUIDE
Best Golf Shoes for Walking
Spiked and Spikeless
We put together a list of the most comfortable golf shoes for 2024, based on our Most Wanted testing.
Here’s what you need to buy if you walk more than you ride.
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TOUR
What happens to LIV players that are relegated?
Like Bubba Watson
Two-time Masters champion Bubba Watson is among a group of players who did not make the relegation cut this year on LIV Golf.
One of the footnotes for LIV is that a small number of members are given the boot each season. If you do not finish in the top 48—there are only 54 full-time contestants on the circuit—you are in “the drop zone,” meaning you are relegated.
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TOGETHER WITH NIPPON
We Tried It: Nippon N.S. Pro 750GH Neo Shafts
Would you game these iron shafts?
Nippon Shaft has a rich history as one of the leading golf shaft manufacturers, specifically steel iron shafts. It seems that each iron shaft manufacturer specializes in a certain niche. Some are known for being stout and appeal to the better, faster-swinging player. Others tailor their offerings to a different demographic of the golfing population. Cue N.S. Pro 750GH neo, Nippon Shaft’s newest lightweight steel iron shaft offering
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Best club to have in the bag for a mid to low handicapper?
With allowances for the reality that a good bit of this is golfer-dependent, my feeling is too many average to good golfers carry utility irons, way too many still have conventional long irons in the bag, not enough choose hybrids (many better players avoid them like the plague) and, when it comes to lofts around 18 degrees, the fairway wood is still likely the best option.
More compact designs still allow for some workability/trajectory control while maintaining some of the forgiveness that nearly every golfer would benefit from.
Why have a harder-to-hit club in the bag if you don’t absolutely need it?
All of that said, I think it makes sense to keep a utility around for windy days and firmer conditions. I took a 5-wood to Bandon once. I won’t do it again.
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Golf Shoe Deals of the Week
Save big
We scoured the internet to find the best deals on golf gear. Here are 3 deals on golf shoes that you shouldn’t pass up.
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