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GolfWRX is a dedicated golf website that started in 2005. Its goal is to deliver the latest news in golf while also offering detailed stories and reviews from our editors, staff writers, and contributing members. Each month, GolfWRX is trusted by hundreds of thousands for reliable golf information. Whether it's expert reviews, breaking news from tours and the industry, or tips on what to play, how to play, and where to play, GolfWRX has become the go-to online hub for golf enthusiasts. As the largest online golf community, GolfWRX supports consumers throughout their journey, providing a wealth of original photos and videos, peer advice, camaraderie, technical guides, and much more.

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Should you care about U.S. Open Qualifying?

3 days ago | golfwrx.com | Ben Alberstadt

“Should you care about U.S. Open Qualifying?” he asked, as an opening rhetorical device. The question is not without timely intrigue, the books having just closed on qualifying for the 125th U.S. Open. In the course of my time in the golf business and golf media space — and I may be now on the inward nine — I’ve seen the judicious capsule keepers and profilers pecking away (tweeting, now, mostly, I guess) every serviceable morsel from Golf’s Longest Day.
Titleist expands AIM lineup with new AVX, Tour Soft AIM 360 golf balls

5 days ago | golfwrx.com | Ben Alberstadt

Today, Titleist has officially launched its new AVX and Tour Soft AIM 360 golf balls, expanding its lineup of Alignment Integrated Marking (AIM) products with a new 360-degree alignment aid. The release comes in response to increasing demand from golfers looking for more precision and visual feedback when setting up putts and tee shots, Titleist says.
Club Junkie WITB, league night, week 7: Back to zero torque!

1 week ago | golfwrx.com | Brian Knudson

Videos More Videos BK’s Breakdowns: Ben Griffin’s Charles Schwab Challenge winning WITB Club Junkie WITB league night Week 6: 10-year-old hybrid! Clement: Easiest way to stop swaying in the golf swing BK’s Breakdowns: Scottie Scheffler’s PGA Championship winning WITB Published 1 min ago on May 29, 2025 By Brian Knudson Week 7 is bringing back another zero torque-putter, Bettinardi’s The Antidote SB2 to try and get back under 40! Some new irons will get their first shot at the course along...
USGA chief responds to major champ’s shock driver testing claim; Reveals why it all tends to be confidential

1 week ago | golfwrx.com | Gianni Magliocco

Driver testing is one of the biggest talking points in the sport as of late. Earlier this month, it was revealed that both Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler’s drivers had failed testing prior to the second major of the year at Quail Hollow.
The story of Ely Callaway and the unconquerable game

1 week ago | golfwrx.com | Brian Knudson

Ely Callaway’s most famous achievement, of course, is the golf company that bears his last name, but he lived an entire lifetime before the first club carried it. Now, Callaway’s son, Nicholas, with the help of editor Andrew Moorhead, has put together a new book that celebrates the life of a father, businessman, and golfer. “The Unconquerable Game” follows Ely’s remarkable journey through childhood, school years, military service, and eventually into the business world.
Coolest thing for sale in the GolfWRX Classifieds Today: Scotty Cameron Newport Tour Proto Platinum (1/100)

1 week ago | golfwrx.com | Gianni Magliocco

At GolfWRX, we are a community of like-minded individuals that all experience and express our enjoyment of the game in many ways. It’s that sense of community that drives day-to-day interactions in the forums on topics that range from best driver to what marker you use to mark your ball. It even allows us to share another thing we all love – buying and selling equipment.
Spotted: New Ping i240 irons, iDi utility iron

1 week ago | golfwrx.com | Brian Knudson

Ping has had some iconic i-Series irons over the past years that get played a lot on tour and are loved by better amateurs. The current i230 has been around since 2023, and most of us club junkies are getting excited at the thought of a new replacement iron to try. Well, the wait appears to be over with Ping showing off the new i240 irons at the 2025 Memorial Tournament.
WITB Time Machine: Patrick Cantlay’s winning WITB, 2019 Memorial Tournament

1 week ago | golfwrx.com | Ben Alberstadt

GolfWRX is taking the WITB Time Machine back to 2019 for Patrick Cantlay’s Memorial Tournament victory. Entering the final round four strokes behind leader Martin Kaymer, Cantlay delivered a remarkable 8-under-par 64 on Sunday to finish at 19-under 269, securing a two-shot victory over Adam Scott. Cantlay’s 64 was the lowest final round in tournament history. The win, his second on Tour, propelled Cantlay into the top 10 of the Official World Golf Ranking for the first time in his career.
At what point do you decide to move to more forgiving irons? - GolfWRXers discuss

1 week ago | golfwrx.com | Gianni Magliocco

In our forums, our members have been discussing forgiving irons. WRXer ‘Bigjim1022’ is considering moving to more forgiving irons, writing:“At what point do you decide to move to more forgiving irons? Been playing some sort of forged cavity backs for years, currently ZXi7s coming from Z785’s. While I absolutely love the look and feel of these clubs, I’m wondering if they really are helping my scores. My Arrcos data shows 5-6 shots lost per round on approach, that seems like a lot.
How much each player won at the 2025 Charles Schwab Challenge

1 week ago | golfwrx.com | Gianni Magliocco

On Sunday, Ben Griffin held on at Colonial Country Club to seal his second victory on the PGA Tour. The American saw off the challenge of Matti Schmid, and as well as all the perks that come from winning on the PGA Tour, Griffin earned a huge payday of $1.71 million. Being the closest challenger, Schmid also secured a handsome payday, with his solo runner-up finish grabbing him $1.035 million for his excellent week in Texas.