Michael LoRé
Golf and soccer storyteller. Contributor @ForbesSports. Bylines: https://t.co/Gy4zrjvGa5, https://t.co/HD41wjwpsw, The Guardian, MyGolfSpy, Glory, Robb Report, Vice Sports.
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2 weeks ago |
forbes.com | Michael LoRé
It’s officially Masters Week—the proverbial Super Bowl for golf retail as golfers near and far champ at the bit to get onto their local tracks flaunting the latest and greatest apparel, equipment and accessories.
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2 weeks ago |
forbes.com | Michael LoRé
It’s officially Masters Week—the proverbial Super Bowl for golf retail as golfers near and far champ at the bit to get onto their local tracks flaunting the latest and greatest apparel, equipment and accessories.
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3 weeks ago |
forbes.com | Michael LoRé
Linn Grant is no stranger to turning heads. In fact, she actually aspires to draw more eyeballs on herself, whether it’s through her achievements on the golf course as the first woman to win on the DP World Tour in 2022 or her headline-grabbing fashion like the adidas x JAY3LLE high-top shoes she sported at St. Andrews in 2024. “If I play my best, people are going to see me a lot on Sunday, so if I know I’m going to have cameras on me, I want to feel like I look good,” Grant said.
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1 month ago |
forbes.com | Michael LoRé
Golf wasn’t just a hobby for Richard Berle growing up. It was a game that served as a generational thread between him and his grandfather and father, spending endless hours playing Penmar Golf Course in Venice, Calif. So it was no surprise the seasoned entrepreneur wanted to share the game and similar experiences with his sons, Evan and Elijah, despite both being more keen to prioritize ollies than birdies as professional skateboarders.
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1 month ago |
forbes.com | Michael LoRé
Like a lot of kids interested in golf, Sean Foley worked at his local course growing up. Like a lot of kids who worked at their local course, Foley and his friends were hustlers, scouring ponds, waste areas and rough for rogue golf balls they could resell. “When we found Maxflis we knew we were going to make some money—it was the premier ball at that time,” Foley said. “… We were selling them in the parking lot like hot dogs at Shea Stadium.”Founded in 1910 by Robert H.
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