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Ben Sherman’s SS26 Golf Collection: A Breath of Fresh Air in a Sea of Sameness
by Dr. Barry Lotz
In today’s golf apparel market, too many shirts look like variations of the same template—overly loud graphics, predictable cuts, synthetic-feeling fabrics, and styling that often sacrifices sophistication for trendiness.
A Father’s Day Gift Guide 2026
As golfers, we know that the best gifts aren’t always the most expensive, they’re the ones that enhance our enjoyment of the game. Father’s Day presents the perfect opportunity to show appreciation for the golfing dads who have shared their passion, wisdom, and countless rounds with family and friends.
Whether your...
Outstanding Golf Products you need, want and should use
One thing we can always count on in life — and certainly in the golf business — is change. Equipment is evolving. Technology improves. Expectations rise. And nowhere is that more evident than in the modern golf travel bag market.
Over the years, I have tested virtually every major golf trav...
Arccos Golf Introduces Two AI-Driven Game Changers: Arccos Air and the Arccos Smart Laser Rangefinder
One thing is certain in today’s game of golf — technology continues to evolve at a breathtaking pace. Yet very few companies have managed to blend sophisticated data analytics with simplicity and ease of use quite like Arccos Golf.
Having tested...
What if the fastest way out of a performance slump is to stop obsessing over the slump itself?
That sounds overly simple, especially when confidence is low, frustration is high, and every mistake feels magnified. One poor round turns into two or three, and suddenly the golfer begins believing that something is fundamentally wrong.
The internal d...