Knitwear doesn't seem to be the in thing at the moment. We know synthetic tops will keep you warmer, but will they keep you looking as smart on the course or down the local? Here are six jumpers that will get the job done this winter.
Something for the weekend? Ooh suit you!
adidas understands that the life of a golfer doesn’t always begin at the first tee and finish on the 18th green. Based on that insight, today adidas Golf is introducing a new on and off course line extension – adicross – which features urban-inspired and non-traditional apparel and footwear specifically designed for the lifestyle of the modern golfer.
Jason Day is rumoured to be moving to Nike shoes and apparel next season in a mega bucks switch...
Shares of Callaway Golf were up 13.5% yesterday after they beat their third quarter estimates.
In an interview with Yahoo Finance Mark King, who headed the company from 2003-14 before taking over as CEO of adidas USA, said that the decision to sell the golf equipment business was made in an effort to focus on the biggest growth opportunities for the company as a whole.
Golf is having a moment. The number of worldwide players surged by 34% prior to the pandemic and has increased a further 15% since 2020, with the number of women players in the UK tripling. It’s no surprise that more and more couples are meeting on the course.
Golf is getting big in Germany. Just ask our pals at GolfPunk Germany magazine. Anyway, Anja Katharina is German. And she plays golf. And jumps on trampolines. Amongst other things... Here's A Day In The Life...
Something for the weekend? Ooh, suit you!
Brrrrr, gettting a bit parky out... Time to invest in a lovely new golf jacket to keep you warm as toast on the links. Here are GolfPunk's Selects for 2-19...
It’s the Golf Brigadier here, and I am feeling properly nervous. I’m off to play in the Mallorca Press Cup, and my game is going to be under serious scrutiny from fellow members of the golfing fourth estate.
A prestigious golf tournament at three of Scotland’s leading links courses has left an economic and charitable legacy to the Highlands.
