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Long-term sponsorship will see global distribution of golf apparel and accessories available to fans starting this summer.
Two major golf manufacturers are suing a Carmel man for allegedly selling counterfeit golf clubs online.
As millions geared up to watch the “Big Game” on Sunday, they were treated to an exciting Sunday finish at the Waste Management Phoenix Open as COBRA PUMA GOLF athlete Rickie Fowler worked to hold on to his 54-hole lead and capture his sixth career victory.
Europe’s leading golf retailer, American Golf has launched its SS23 The Open Collection, an officially licensed range of apparel inspired by The Open.
The Golfing Union of Ireland has confirmed an exclusive technical partnership with Under Armour.
Motocaddy, the world’s leading powered golf trolley company, has agreed to become an Innovation Partner of the GEO Foundation for Sustainable Golf as part of a corporate strategy to develop more eco-friendly products across its popular ranges.
Mizuno has unveiled a stylish new collection of golf apparel for Spring Summer 2018 with a focus on advanced climate protection.
With four stunning rounds including two 65’s on Thursday and Friday, Lexi Thompson dominated the competition, capturing her eighth career victory at the Kingsmill Championship Presented by JTBC. Here's what was in her winning bag.
COBRA PUMA GOLF has announced that PGA Tour athlete and key brand ambassador, Rickie Fowler, has agreed to a contract extension with the company.
Latest figures have revealed a strong 2018 for market-leading electric trolley company, PowaKaddy, with the brand increasing its market share year on year.
There's nothing better than spahing out your hard earned on a shiny new set of golf sticks. But would you pay £420.00 per iron? That's what the new Bently BC2 cavity irons will set you back.
