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Golf Magazine is a monthly publication dedicated to the sport of golf. It was founded in April 1959 by Universal Publishing and Distributing, which sold it to Times Mirror in 1972. In 2000, Time Inc. took ownership, and in 2018, Howard Milstein acquired it. From August 2006 to January 2007, it held the title of the most widely read golf magazine in the world. The magazine caters to golfers of all abilities, featuring expert advice from the top 100 golf instructors in America, interviews with well-known golfers, recommendations for affordable golf vacation destinations, and an annual review of golf clubs.

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This simple tee-height tip can help salvage a bad driving round

2 days ago | golf.com | Jessica Marksbury

Struggling off the tee is one of the most frustrating afflictions you can face during a round, and on this week’s episode of Emergency 9, Subpar co-host Drew Stoltz shared one of his go-to remedies to turn a bad driving day around.
Major champ flips sides, 1 caddie's unlikely payday

2 days ago | golf.com | Dylan Dethier

Welcome back to the Monday Finish, where we’re getting ready to explain the difference between “PGA” and “PGA Tour” for the next six days. Silly sport. To the news …Editor’s note: To get the Monday Finish in your email every Monday (plus a magazine subscription and a bundle of other screaming deals) sign up for InsideGOLF here. Going right to left. When is a five-foot birdie putt something much, much more? When you add some important context.
Jordan's turn? Scottie surging? 10 burning PGA Championship questions

2 days ago | golf.com | Josh Berhow

Now that he has the career Grand Slam out of the way, will Rory McIlroy keep the dream of the single-season Slam alive? Can Jordan Spieth match Rory and finally secure a career Slam of his own? Will it ever stop raining in Charlotte?! The 2025 PGA Championship kicks off this week at Quail Hollow Club in North Carolina, where you’re normally used to seeing it host the Truist (formerly Wells Fargo) Championship. But not this year. Here are our burning questions for the second major of 2025.
Sepp Straka's caddie was the biggest winner Sunday

2 days ago | golf.com | Josh Berhow

It should be no surprise Drew Mathers felt the nerves he did late Sunday at Philadelphia Cricket Club. As a last-minute fill-in caddie for Sepp Straka, he had never been in this type of situation — you know, battling down the stretch with $3.6 million on the line. Straka and Shane Lowry were tied after 54 holes at the Truist Championship, teed off together in the final pairing and were still tied with three holes to play.
Why more top pros are wearing this innovative golf shoe - by choice

2 days ago | golf.com | Jessica Marksbury

If you zoom in on Jason Day’s footwear at this week’s PGA Championship, you’ll see a logo that might be unfamiliar: A somewhat nondescript X on a clean, classic yet athletic-looking shoe. Which brand is Day sporting? The answer is Payntr — a footwear company that launched its first pair of shoes in 2021 and has since been quickly gaining traction with pros and recreational players alike. Payntr is currently the fastest-growing footwear brand in North America. But why?
The case for (and against) mini drivers | Fully Equipped

4 days ago | golf.com | Jack Hirsh

Mini drivers are one of the hottest club categories going right now and it has everyone asking if they should be gaming one. Fully Equipped’s Wadeh Maroun is a bit of a mini driver “connoisseur,” so to speak, he’s hit all four releases this year from PXG, Titleist, TaylorMade and Callaway, but it is still currently gaming last year’s TaylorMade BRNR Mini Copper with the weight in the front and Fujikura Ventus TR Red 6-X shaft.
Tiger Woods makes surprise White House visit ahead of PGA

4 days ago | golf.com | Kevin Cunningham
Pro describes 'wild' and 'rare' challenge at Tour event in Myrtle Beach

4 days ago | golf.com | Josh Sens

Tour pros aren’t agronomists but they give a lot of thought to grass and greens. Consider this turf-related take from Harry Higgs. It was Friday afternoon, and Higgs was fresh off a second-round 66 that put him in a tie for the lead at the Oneflight Myrtle Beach Classic at the Dunes and Beach Club, where the putting surfaces had given players fits. Higgs was pretty certain he knew why. “It was real hard at the end because there’s not a ton of grass,” he said.
2025 Truist Championship Saturday tee times: Round 3 pairings

4 days ago | golf.com | Kevin Cunningham

The third round of the 2025 Truist Championship gets underway Saturday at the . You can find full Truist Championship tee times for Saturday’s third round at the bottom of this post. With 36 holes to play, PGA Tour veteran Keith Mitchell holds a narrow lead at the Truist Championship. Mitchell followed up an opening-round 61 with a 67 in difficult conditions on Friday to reach 12 under. He leads by one shot. The man in second is 2019 Open Champion Shane Lowry.
5 keys for longer, straighter drives

4 days ago | golf.com | Kellie Stenzel

There’s something incredibly satisfying about hitting a great drive. The feeling of solid contact and watching the ball soar through the air is one of the most enjoyable parts of golf. If you want to find the fairway more often this season, and maybe even pick up a few yards, these five tips can help improve your performance off the tee. As with all great golf shots, success begins with a proper setup and your driver is no different.