Andrew Tursky

Feb 4, 2025 | golfwrx.com | Andrew Tursky

Today is a big day in the world of video games, with HB Studios and 2K officially launching the new PGA Tour 2K25. The cover this year features Tiger Woods (wearing his new Sun Day Red apparel), Max Homa (wearing his new Cobra hat), and Matt Fitzpatrick. As part of the new game launch, HB Studios and 2K have also revealed a plethora of updates to the game, including new courses, new swing mechanics, interactive gameplay upgrades and new players.

Jan 8, 2025 | golfwrx.com | Andrew Tursky

The two Hawaiian events – the Sony Open and The Sentry – are well positioned on the calendar to create complete equipment chaos every year. For the players, they don’t have the same access to fully stocked Tour trucks that they do on the mainland, but, the new 2025 gear is starting to roll out, so they want to use the latest and greatest gear. For the fans, it’s a first look at the upcoming clubs that might be available in 2025. Who’s testing what? Who’s switching to what?

Sep 13, 2024 | golfwrx.com | Andrew Tursky

Charley Hoffman is undoubtedly one of the modern pioneers of prototype mallet putters. He and the Scotty Cameron team have been pushing the limits of mallet designs together for years. Not only does Hoffman have a keen eye for detail, and a trustworthy opinion, but he’s always taken a liking to the 3-lined design, which was popularized by the Scotty Cameron Red X mallet putter. The result of Hoffman’s preferences, combined with the Scotty Cameron team’s visions, are eye-popping prototype putters.

Jul 11, 2024 | golfwrx.com | Andrew Tursky

There are 15 “equipment free agents” in the OWGR top 100, as of June 9, 2024, which is the Tuesday ahead of the 2024 Genesis Scottish Open. “Equipment free agents” are defined here as players who do not have a sponsorship or a brand deal to play a specific company’s golf clubs. If the player has a brand deal to use a company’s staff bag, or their driver, or their irons, or their putter, or they wear an OEM hat, then they’re excluded from the “equipment free agent” list.

Jul 3, 2024 | golfwrx.com | Andrew Tursky

During the week of the Masters, news broke that Bryson DeChambeau was using 3D-printed irons from a relatively unknown company called Avoda Golf. DeChambeau fired an opening-round 65 at Augusta National using the irons, sending the equipment world into a frenzy trying to figure out who the company is, and what’s different about the irons. Information about the irons, however, wasn’t so easy to find. No one really knew much about Avoda or his new iron designs.