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Ryan Barath

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Senior Editor - Equipment at Golf Magazine

▪️Dad & Husband ▪️Gear Editor - @Skratch ▪️Complete golf nerd▪️ Podcaster ▪️ Club builder & Fitter ◾️VAMO

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  • Dec 8, 2024 | skratch.golf | Ryan Barath

    For golf equipment sleuths Mondays are a big day in the world of new clubs because that's when the USGA and R&A update their joint conforming clubs list for the purpose of competition, which also means it's the first opportunity for us to get a preview of the newest equipment before it hits shelves. Last Monday was a big day as Ping and Callaway each joined the list on the 2025 driver front, providing a sneak peek of the Ping G440 and the Callaway Elyte.

  • Dec 5, 2024 | skratch.golf | Ryan Barath

    Hello and welcome to the very first edition of the Skratch Golf "This Week In Gear" wrap-up. From new golf clubs we spotted on the USGA conforming list, to highly-anticipated equipment launches and fresh gear drops from tours around the world—we've done the digging and compiling so you don't have to. Consider this your one-stop shop for all of the latest news and rundowns of what's new in the world of golf gear. Class is in session, let's get started.

  • Dec 2, 2024 | skratch.golf | Ryan Barath

    In what could be considered one of the biggest full brand and manufacturing acquisitions in the golf business over the last decade, TaylorMade is officially announcing the full purchase of the custom putter maker Logan Olson. This announcement acknowledges a deal that has been in the works for quite some time after rumors started to swirl almost a year to the date when Scottie Scheffler arrived at the Hero World Challenge with a brand new Olsen putter in the bag.

  • Dec 1, 2024 | skratch.golf | Ryan Barath

    When most golfers in North America think of Bridgestone they think of golf balls, and rightfully so—they were the originators of golf ball fitting, and have players like Jason Day, Fred Couples, and Tiger Woods on their tour staff. Now, if you were to ask the same question to golfers in Asia, the answer would be completely different.

  • Nov 30, 2024 | golf.com | Ryan Barath

    Modern aerospace manufacturing techniques, data analysis and clubfitting tools have allowed equipment manufacturers to push the boundaries of design in every category of club. These advancements help golfers of all skill levels hit longer, higher and straighter more often. As a result, they’re able to enjoy the game to a greater degree.

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