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[ad_1] As he has since The King’s passing, Rickie Fowler has honored Arnold Palmer every year with his attire at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. The latest iteration of his Cobra/Puma gear has been released, and golf fans are able to purchase some of the attire. Here’s a look at some of the gear Cobra/Puma has […]

[ad_1] The image of what a golfer is supposed to look like is ever changing. As golfers become more fitness-minded and golf apparel brands are developing more fashion-forward looks, outfits are inevitably becoming more casual and less khaki. Dress codes continue to loosen, shirts are being worn untucked and even shorts can be spotted at

[ad_1] Stretching is the worst. Trust me, I know. All you want to do is complete your workout, take a shower and then eat food that negates all of the activity you just completed. After an hour or so of hard work, it seems implausible to extend that sweat with a stretching regimen—and be honest,

[ad_1] What’s companies are offering in the form of cool women’s golf clothes and gear has greatly expanded over the last few years. Golf and athletic brands are developing apparel and accessories designed to help female golfers look good but that will also perform on and off the course. Whether you’re looking for something to

[ad_1] Previewed at the Genesis Invitational by Adidas-sponsored golfers Dustin Johnson, Jon Rahm, Sergio Garcia and Xander Schauffele, the much-anticipated collaboration between Adidas Golf and skate brand Palace (Adidas Palace) is now available. It marks the first golf line from Palace, a London-based trendsetter in streetwear founded by avid skater Lev Tanju. Tanju started the

[ad_1] Right now marks the end of ski season, which you might ask, relates to golf, how? This is a great time—with sales being aplenty—to stock up on golf clothes. We’ve combed through our favorite end-of-season sales to find clothes that are lightweight, warm, and highly mobile. In other words, high-performance clothes that are perfect

[ad_1] The most hardcore golfers don’t let winter temperatures stop their golf season. With proper layering (and the right attitude), chilly rounds can be some of the most memorable. Some cold-weather veterans probably have their favorite jackets and thermal underwear, but golf apparel companies are designing performance-ready sweaters that are warm, stylish and on-trend. We

[ad_1] When it comes to finding new and on-trend golf apparel, online retailer Trendy Golf has become a top destination since its launch in 2010. Curating both established and up-and-coming brands, Trendy Golf aims to make golfers more fashionable. In its latest buzzworthy move, Trendy Golf has collaborated with fashion company American Rag Cie to

[ad_1] Let’s start with a disclaimer: Though it’s widely believed to be a great way to prepare for physical activity, reduce soreness and improve range of motion, foam rolling (soft-tissue self-massage) has yet to be scientifically proven on a mass scale to be effective. There are smaller studies that conclude it has merit, and you’ll

[ad_1] The San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs have fans flooding Miami for Super Bowl 54. There will be plenty of golf played around the city before the big game, but even if you’re not headed to the big game, we collected some of our favorite Super Bowl golf products and gear to help

[ad_1] With golf’s most environmentally minded tournament on the schedule this week, we’ve rounded up our favorite golf apparel companies also focused on sustainability. Just like the Waste Management Open has developed a cachet for its focus on sustainability—achieving zero waste with trash, donating unused food to local organizations, etc.—we’ve chosen to highlight some golf

[ad_1] Over 350 golf apparel brands were in attendance at last week’s PGA Merchandise Show announcing current collections or previewing upcoming lines. Here are some cool golf brands with new apparel lines that caught our eye on the show floor. All products featured on Golf Digest are independently selected by our editors. However, when you

[ad_1] It’s customary at team events for captains to give a gift to players to remember the event by. Typically it is a custom-made item that highlights the tournament course or region. For the Presidents Cup, the PGA Tour worked with the creative minds at Seamus Golf to design an Australian-themed keepsake for Tiger Woods

[ad_1] ORLANDO — Our editors met with new companies and heard about innovations from brands across the industry all week at the 2020 PGA Merchandise Show and Tuesday’s Demo Day. Here are the coolest products we saw, which you’ll likely continue to hear more and more about as the year progresses. TrackMan launches A.I. technologyTrackMan’s

[ad_1] ORLANDO — If you’re looking for a way to gauge the impact of CBD on the golf industry, consider this: A year ago there were six CBD companies at the PGA Merchandise Show. This past week at the Orange County Convention Center the number was closer to 20. Although the professional tours and the

[ad_1] ORLANDO — The vast majority of products on the PGA Merchandise Show floor are for adults, but there are still plenty of companies focused on getting junior golfers the tools they need to succeed. The options for junior golf gear improves each year. Here are some of the brands who are bringing junior golf

[ad_1] ORLANDO — There are training aids spread out all over the floor at the PGA Merchandise Show. We walked the aisle and picked out six simple products that can make your practice more efficient and effective. From putting to learning how to set your wrists, these training aids are able to help just about

[ad_1] ORLANDO — Golf relies so heavily on the natural world that the golf industry has to take its environmental impact seriously. This means looking at things like the amount of waste produced by golf products—think the single-use plastic packaging new golf clubs come wrapped in. The issue of golf’s impact on the environment has

[ad_1] ORLANDO — PGA Show organizers are used to seeing innovative and unique exhibits each year as companies plan their showcases. Hearing about a new company wanting to drive in a mobile unit with a robotic putting green simulator was probably a little atypical. Driving from their Encinitas, Calif., home base to Orlando, Jim Stracka—the

[ad_1] ORLANDO — In 2020, you don’t have to be a member of a private club, or even leave the comforts of your home, to enjoy the advantages of studying your swing on a launch monitor. Companies are continuing to deliver the technology found in these swing-analysis devices in forms that the average golfer would