Report: Eli Manning, former CBS Sports exec among newest members at Augusta National Golf Club

Report: Eli Manning, former CBS Sports exec among newest members at Augusta National Golf Club

Report: Eli Manning, former CBS Sports exec among newest members at Augusta National Golf Club

It’s a tradition unlike any other: trying to spot the newest members of Augusta National Golf Club at the Masters in April.

Sometimes the news trickles out ahead of time such as last year when Golfweek learned that Annika Sorenstam was one of the club’s newest members. This year, citing “sources,” Sports Business Journal’s Josh Carpenter reported former New York Giants QB Eli Manning and Sean McManus, who retired after this year’s Masters as chairman of CBS Sports, the longtime TV partner of the Masters, are among the newest members to sport the club’s famous green jacket. Andy Jassy, CEO of Amazon, and Ed Bastian, CEO of Delta Airlines, are other new members.

Manning’s brother, Peyton, already is a member at ANGC. SBJ noted in its story other prominent members in the sports community include NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred and Braves Chair & CEO Terry McGuirk, among others.

Augusta National has traditionally cited membership as a private matter and gone to great lengths to keep its membership list, which is believed to be in the neighborhood of 300 and includes a group of some of the wealthiest and most powerful businessmen — and since 2012 women — private.

Augusta National was founded as a men’s-only club in 1932. It began hosting the Masters in 1934.

Augusta National declined comment.

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Carson Young tee times, live stream, TV coverage | World Wide Technology Championship, November 7-10

Carson Young tee times, live stream, TV coverage | World Wide Technology Championship, November 7-10

Carson Young tee times, live stream, TV coverage | World Wide Technology Championship, November 7-10

Carson Young will be aiming to win a piece of the $7,200,000.00 purse when he tees off at to El Cardonal at Diamante in Cabo San Lucas, MEX to compete in the 2024 World Wide Technology Championship from November 7-10.

In his 26 events during the past year, Young has a best finish of fifth and an average finish of 37th, with 15 made cuts.

Keep reading for all the information you need to know about Young before the the 2024 World Wide Technology Championship, including how to catch the action live on TV or via live stream.

World Wide Technology Championship TV channel and live stream info

  • Date: November 7-10, 2024
  • Thursday Coverage: Golf Channel
  • Friday Coverage: Golf Channel
  • Saturday Coverage: Golf Channel
  • Sunday Coverage: Golf Channel
  • Location: Cabo San Lucas, MEX
  • Course: El Cardonal at Diamante
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Carson Young Tee Times

  • Round 1: 8:41 AM ET
  • Round 2: 1:16 PM ET

World Wide Technology Championship coverage on Fubo and ESPN+

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Carson Young stats and recent trends

  • Young has made the cut and finished in the top 20 on the leaderboard once over his last five tournaments.
  • Out of the last five tournaments he’s entered, he made the cut three times.
  • Young has finished with a better-than-average score in two of his last five tournaments.
  • In his last five events, his average score has been 11-under.

Carson Young at the World Wide Technology Championship

  • El Cardonal at Diamante will play at 7,452 yards for this event. Over the past year on Tour, the average tournament has been hosted on shorter courses, with an average distance of 7,033.
  • Over the last year, Tour stops have seen an average score of -5, while El Cardonal at Diamante has a recent scoring average of -16.
  • The courses Young has played over the past year have an average distance of 7,302 yards, while El Cardonal at Diamante will play at 7,452 yards this week.
  • Over the past year, the events he’s played have a scoring average of -8 among finishers, which is higher than the -16 average at this course.
  • Over Young’s last two trips to this tournament, he’s finished among the top 10 once, and his average finish at the event is 31st.
  • Young made the cut in each of his last two attempts at this event.
  • Young finished ninth when he last played this event in 2023.
  • He finished one round without carding a bogey his last time here.

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MinJi Kang tee times, live stream, TV coverage | LOTTE Championship, November 6-9

MinJi Kang tee times, live stream, TV coverage | LOTTE Championship, November 6-9

MinJi Kang tee times, live stream, TV coverage | LOTTE Championship, November 6-9

MinJi Kang will join the field at the 2024 LOTTE Championship, a par-71, 6,536-yard tournament at Hoakalei Country Club in Ewa Beach, HI. The event is set for November 6-9 and has a $3,000,000.00 purse.

In her 15 tournaments during the past year, Kang has a best finish of 19th and an average finish of 44th, with no top 10s.

Keep reading for all the information you need to know about Kang before the the 2024 LOTTE Championship, including how to catch the action live on TV or via live stream.

LOTTE Championship TV channel and live stream info

  • Date: November 6-9, 2024
  • Wednesday Coverage: Golf Channel
  • Thursday Coverage: Golf Channel
  • Friday Coverage: Golf Channel
  • Saturday Coverage: Golf Channel
  • Location: Ewa Beach, HI
  • Course: Hoakalei Country Club
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LOTTE Championship coverage on Fubo and Peacock

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MinJi Kang stats and recent trends

  • Kang has finished in the top 20 in one of her last five tournaments.
  • In the last five times she’s played a tournament, she has made the cut four times.
  • Kang has finished with a score lower than the tournament average in one of her last five events.
  • She has finished with an average score of -4 those four times she’s made the cut.

MinJi Kang at the LOTTE Championship

  • Hoakalei Country Club measures 6,536 yards for this tournament, 497 yards shorter than the average course on the Tour over the past year (7,033).
  • The average course on the Tour over the past year has played to 69 strokes per round and a score of -5 compared to par. At Hoakalei Country Club, the scoring average is higher at even par per tournament.
  • Kang will take to the 6,536-yard course this week at Hoakalei Country Club after having played courses with an average length of 6,586 yards over the past year.
  • Events she’s played over the past year have seen players average a score of -4 relative to par. That’s lower than this course, which has a scoring average of even par.

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One golf tournament had six of the easiest holes on the PGA Tour this year. Which one?

One golf tournament had six of the easiest holes on the PGA Tour this year. Which one?

One golf tournament had six of the easiest holes on the PGA Tour this year. Which one?

If a golfer played every event in the PGA Tour’s regular season, starting with The Sentry in Hawaii in January and ending with the Tour Championship in Atlanta In August, he would have played 828 different holes. Some of those holes would have been ridiculously tough, and others would have been mouth-wateringly easy.

Not surprisingly, some of those easy holes are in The American Express tournament in La Quinta, a tournament noted for its low scoring on all three of its courses. While some fans lament the low scoring at The American Express, saying the pros should be challenged more, the pros on the PGA Tour love coming to the desert to get their games in shape on smooth greens and wide fairways that promote low scoring.

Because of the traditional low scoring in the desert — 2024 winning Nick Dunlap shot 29-under par for 72 holes with a 12-under 60 in his third round — it can’t be a surprise that some of the tournament holes showed up among the easiest on the Tour. In fact, six holes in The American Express were among the 25 holes with the lowest scoring averages in 2024.

No. 3, 11th hole, Nicklaus Tournament Course, PGA West

This par-5 measures just 528 yards, and if a player hits the fairway and avoids large mounds to the left of the landing area, it’s a pretty simple shot into the green. The scoring average on the hole was 4.200, or more than three-quarters of a shot under par. Of all the short par-5s in The American Express, this one is the easiest for the pros.

No. 5, 11th hole, La Quinta Country Club

When people think of scoreable par-5s at La Quinta Country Club, they tend to think of the back-to-back fifth and sixth holes. In reality, this very straight 543-yard hole was the easiest on the course in 2024. Four bunkers surround the green, but the front of the green is open and inviting, with a 4.219 scoring average for 2024.

No. 12, sixth hole, La Quinta Country Club

The front nine at La Quinta is where players tend to score the lowest on the course, and this 527-yard par-5 is part of the reason. Not much longer than some par-4s on the PGA Tour, this hole is again typical of the course, with bunkers ringing the green. But most pros will be hitting mid-irons into the generous green, accounting for a 4.297 scoring average for the hole this year.

No. 14, 13th hole, La Quinta Country Club

This 547-yard par-5 has a few more teeth than some of the other par-5s on the course, with even a bit of a dogleg to the right. But the second shot, played into the backdrop of the Santa Rosa Mountains, is still wide open for the pros. Scoring average for the 2024 American Express was 4.333.

No. 21, seventh hole, Nicklaus Tournament Course, PGA West

Another par-5 under 530 yards, this hole has an interesting green complex with a putting surface that angles away from the player from front right to back left and with deep grassy areas protecting the back of the green. But the pros still handled the hole well with a 4.374 scoring average.

No. 25, fifth hole, La Quinta Country Club

The first of the back-to-back par-5s on the front nine at La Quinta, this hole’s 4.381 scoring average for 2024 is a bit higher than the sixth hole, but by less than two-tenths of a stroke. The fairway turns to the right, but at just 516 yards, it’s easy to see how pros can play the hole as a long-4 and be disappointed with a 5.

Not to be outdone, the Pete Dye Stadium Course at PGA West also had a relatively easy hole, with its par-5 eighth hole coming in 26th on the list at 4.386. The easiest hole on the PGA Tour in 2024 was the par-5 fifth hole at the Plantation Course at Kapalua, the home of The Sentry season-opening event. That hole played to a 4.106 scoring average. One hundred and thirty-three par-4s on the Tour this year played to a higher scoring average.

That doesn’t mean there aren’t tough holes in The American Express rotation as well. The 233-yard par-3 sixth hole at the Stadium Course at PGA West actually made the top 50 toughest holes on Tour with a 3.251 scoring average. Holes like the par-3 17th at the Nicklaus Tournament Course and the par-4 second at La Quinta Country Club played over their par as well.

But if anyone asks why the scoring is so low at The American Express, having six of the tournament’s par-5s among the lowest-scoring holes on the PGA Tour is certainly a good place to start.

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Akron's famed Firestone Country Club getting a Topgolf, which opens Friday

Akron's famed Firestone Country Club getting a Topgolf, which opens Friday

Akron's famed Firestone Country Club getting a Topgolf, which opens Friday

Topgolf has officially taken over the former BigShots Golf Firestone in Akron.

Duffers and pros alike will have a chance to take their first swings at the newly remodeled and rebranded Topgolf Akron on Friday.

The venue will be open from 9 a.m. to midnight seven days a week.

BigShots at Firestone opened in 2022 and replaced Hackers Bar & Grill alongside the Raymond C. Firestone Public 9 short course.

A year ago, Topgolf Callaway Brands Corp. purchased certain assets from private golf club operator Invited Inc., the company behind BigShots, including Invited’s operation at Firestone Country Club.

The Akron Topgolf is expected to employ around 100 people.

There are now four Topgolf locations statewide in Cleveland, Cincinnati (West Chester) and Columbus, in addition Akron.

“We are excited to welcome the Akron community to Topgolf,” said Topgolf Chief Operating Officer Erin Chamberlin in a statement. “Consider this an open invitation to come out, have fun and play around.”

To celebrate the opening of the Akron location, Topgolf is offering half price gameplay from Friday through Nov. 21.

The half-price game play will continue every Tuesday year-round.

Topgolf is honoring gift cards issued by the former BigShots Golf Firestone.

What’s inside Topgolf Akron?

Topgolf Akron has 44 outdoor climate-controlled hitting bays over two levels with lounge seating.

Each shot is tracked so participants can track their ball’s flight path and distance.

Golfers can also try to hit giant surface targets or play virtually on some of the world’s more famous courses.

Lessons are also available, along with other programs.

What’s there to eat at Topgolf Akron?

Topgolf Akron will have a restaurant serving up dishes from injectable donut holes to boneless chicken wings to cheesy macaroni bites. The full menu is on their website.

The facility also has private event rooms.

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Luke Clanton, Jackson Koivun highlight invitees to U.S. Walker Cup practice session in December

Luke Clanton, Jackson Koivun highlight invitees to U.S. Walker Cup practice session in December

Luke Clanton, Jackson Koivun highlight invitees to U.S. Walker Cup practice session in December

The 50th edition of the Walker Cup is less than a year away, and those looking to earn a spot on the team have an excellent opportunity to impress captain Nathan Smith in December.

The U.S. Golf Association announced Monday that 16 players have been invited to a Walker Cup practice session next month in Florida. The golfers will attend a practice session from Dec. 14-16 at McArthur Golf Club in Hobe Sound, Florida, Seminole Golf Club in Juno Beach, Florida, and The Bear’s Club in Jupiter, Florida.

Smith, who will also captain the 2026 team at Lahinch Golf Club in Lahinch, Ireland, won four U.S. Mid-Amateur (2003, 2009-10, 2012) and the inaugural 2015 U.S. Amateur Four-Ball.

“The amateur golf talent in this country is impressive, and I’m thrilled to gather with this group for a practice session next month,” Smith said in a release. “We have a strong list of young men attending; a mixture of seasoned veterans as well as up-and-comers of the game. I’m excited to spend more time with this group.”

Highlighting the team is top-ranked amateur Luke Clanton, a junior at Florida State, as well as Jackson Koivun, a sophomore at Auburn who is the reigning consensus national Player of the Year. Also invited is four-time Walker Cup participant Stewart Hagestad and Ben James, a junior at Virginia who joins Hagestad as the only players invited to the session with Walker Cup experience.

The 16 players invited to the Walker Cup practice session are: Evan Beck, Parker Bell, Blades Brown, Luke Clanton, Ethan Fang, Stewart Hagestad, Max Herendeen, Ben James, Noah Kent, Jackson Koivun, Michael La Sasso, Bryan Lee, Tommy Morrison, Jase Summy, Brendan Valdes and Jackson Van Paris.

Being invited to the Walker Cup practice session does not guarantee a selection to the team. Players not invited will also be considered. Seven of the 16 players from the December 2022 Walker Cup practice session competed on the 2023 United States team, where it defeated Great Britain and Ireland, 14½-11½, at the Old Course at St. Andrews.

The 50th Walker Cup will be contested at Cypress Point in Pebble Beach, California, on Sept. 6-7, 2025. The Walker Cup is a two-day event with 18 singles matches and eight foursomes matches. The U.S. leads the overall series, 39-9-1, though its advantage is only 11-7 since 1989.

Each team is comprised of 10 players. The R&A selects members of the GB&I team.

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Mara King, Junzhe Wang finish atop crowded leaderboard at Golfweek International Junior

Mara King, Junzhe Wang finish atop crowded leaderboard at Golfweek International Junior

Mara King, Junzhe Wang finish atop crowded leaderboard at Golfweek International Junior

A year ago at the Golfweek International Junior Invitational, Mara King took the first-round lead and, despite being outplayed in the second round, still finished in the top 5. Those memories were still fresh enough in King’s mind that when she made the return trip to Celebration Golf Club in Celebration, Florida, this week, she was able to use them for motivation.

“I think I’ve put myself in the position to be in contention enough that this year I kind of was calm enough to know I was capable of doing it,” said King, who lives in nearby Lake Mary, Florida. “Last year I placed well, and I’ve played a lot of tournaments here and I’m comfortable here so, played well.”

For the second year in a row, King opened the tournament with even-par 72. But on Sunday, she came back with a 2-under 70. That was good for a two-shot victory over Sahana Chokshi of Jacksonville, Florida.

Scores: Golfweek International Junior

Even better, King birdied her final two holes Sunday to create that margin of victory. It’s a testament to the focus she displayed in a close competition. Despite knowing scores were tight, King tried to focus on herself and ignore the leaderboard.

“I just know the best I can do is all I can do,” she reasoned.

King’s card was a bit colorful in the first round, and it included two bogeys and a double-bogey on the back nine. Still, King did more than enough to make up for it – she had nine birdies on the weekend.

King credits her putting, but also noted she scrambled well.

“If I missed a green or hit a bad tee shot I could recover well and I think that saved me from a lot of bogeys happening,” she said.

King, a senior at Lake Mary High School, has been committed to Penn State since last October. She’s in the thick of her high school golf season and hasn’t competed in a national event since August, when she played the AJGA Junior at Toftrees and placed third.

She has a Florida Junior Tour event coming up next month and hopes she’ll earn a spot in the Sally, a prestigious women’s amateur event, in January.

Junzhe Wang after winning the boys' title.

Junzhe Wang after winning the boys’ title.

In the boys division, Junzhe Wang prevailed in a similarly close competition. Wang, who attends the IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida, finished 36 holes at 3 under, which was one shot better than both Haikal Putera and Nathan Le-Nguyen.

Wang fired rounds of 70-71. He began his weekend with back-to-back birdies on Saturday and he ended the first round with a birdie, too. The second round began a little slower – with Wang making three bogeys in his first four holes, but he played the rest of the round in 4 under to win the tournament.

“Just kind of like play it one shot at a time, try my best,” Wang said. “If I won or would not, it doesn’t really matter to me. Just try my best is all that matters.”

After his victory, Wang noted that he had made some clutch putts and that his iron play helped him considerably.

In September, Wang won a Florida Junior Tour event at Duran Golf Club in Viera, Florida. Wang, who will graduate high school in 2027, hopes to play college golf in the U.S. but hasn’t made any commitments.

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2024 World Wide Technology Championship: Prize money, TV coverage, who's in the field and more

2024 World Wide Technology Championship: Prize money, TV coverage, who's in the field and more

2024 World Wide Technology Championship: Prize money, TV coverage, who's in the field and more

After a week off, the PGA Tour’s is back for a three-event stretch to conclude its 2024 season.

The 2024 World Wide Technology Championship gets underway Thursday in Mexico, and it’s the second year the event has been at Tiger Woods’ El Cardonal at Diamante in Cabo San Lucas.

The WWTC is the sixth PGA Tour event of eight in the fall slate. After this week, the Tour heads to Bermuda before the season-ending RSM Classic, the final chance for players to secure their spots in the top 125.

From TV coverage to field information and prize money, here’s everything you need to know about the 2024 World Wide Technology Championship.

World Wide Technology Championship course information

El Cardonal at Diamante in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico is a par-72 layout measuring 7,452 yards. Tiger Woods was the architect. This will be the second time the tournament is held at El Cardonal.

World Wide Technology Championship purse, prize money

The purse at the 2024 Zozo Championship is $7.2 million with a first-place prize of $1.296 million. Five of the eight Fall series events have smaller purses from a year ago, including the WWTC, which is down $1 million.

World Wide Technology Championship TV coverage

Thursday, Nov. 7: 2-5 p.m. ET (Golf Channel)
Friday, Nov. 8: 2-5 p.m. ET (Golf Channel)
Saturday, Nov. 9: 2-5 p.m. ET (Golf Channel)
Sunday, Nov. 10: 2-5 p.m. ET (Golf Channel)

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World Wide Technology Championship field

The inaugural tournament at the course a year ago saw Erik van Rooyen hoist the trophy. Luke Donald, Keith Mitchell and Cameron Young are amongst the notables teeing it up in Mexico.

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Golfweek Gift Guide: Our first holiday gift guide features Sun Day Red, Peter Millar and lots more

Golfweek Gift Guide: Our first holiday gift guide features Sun Day Red, Peter Millar and lots more

Golfweek Gift Guide: Our first holiday gift guide features Sun Day Red, Peter Millar and lots more

We’re not sure you’re going to believe this, but it’s once again the holiday season! Days are getting shorter, temperatures are dropping and it’s time to start thinking about what you’re going to be getting for the important people in your life this Christmas, Hanukkah or any other holiday you celebrate. And if you have golfers in your life that you need to buy for, you’re in luck!

Over the next month-plus, we’ll be releasing dozen of gift guides to make sure you have plenty of options to choose from when you’re shopping for the golfer in your life.

This is our first gift guide of 2024, and we’ve chosen 12 of our favorite items that would make fantastic holiday gifts.

Some of the brands included below are well known like Tiger Woods’ Sun Day Red and Peter Millar, while some are our favorite up-and-coming brands in the golf world like Seamus Golf and Devereux.

Keep your eyes open over the next handful of weeks as we release the rest of our 2024 golf holiday gift guides.

Recently, we’ve released several fall-themed apparel lists that also include great gift ideas: If you’re looking to load up your wardrobe for fall, check out these fall apparel lists that we’ve already released: Best golf jackets | Best golf vests Best golf hoodies | Best long-sleeve polos | Best golf sweaters | Best golf quarter zips | Best fall golf apparel

Lululemon – ABC Slim-Fit Trouser

Lululemon ABC Slim-Fit Trouser

Lululemon ABC Slim-Fit Trouser (Lululemon)

Price: $128

Why you’ll love it: If your No. 1 priority when it comes to pants is comfort, you can’t beat Lululemon. This pair is great for the golf course and is available in five colors.

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Peter Millar – Essex Vest

Peter Millar Essex Vest

Peter Millar Essex Vest (Peter Millar)

Price: $245

Why you’ll love it: Every golfer should have a quality vest in their wardrobe for when the temperatures drop and bit, and this piece from Peter Millar is perfect for your next round or your next dinner out on the town. It’s available in eight colors, if you’re not a fan of the dark olive above.

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Sun Day Red – Luare Chain Stith Hoodie

Sun Day Red Luare Chain Stith Hoodie

Sun Day Red Luare Chain Stith Hoodie (Sun Day Red)

Price: $135

Why you’ll love it: If you’re buying a gift for the golf-loving person in your life, odds are they’re a Tiger Woods fan. Grab this hoodie from Woods’ Sun Day Red. It’s available in 12 colorways.

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Blue Tees – S3 Max Player Pack Bundle

Blue Tees S3 Max Player Pack Bundle

Blue Tees S3 Max Player Pack Bundle (PGA TOUR Superstore)

Price: $299.98 (down from $399.98)

Why you’ll love it: This bundle from Blue Tees if the perfect gift for any golfer. It includes a premium range finder, a Bluetooth speaker and much more.

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G/FORE – Gallivan2r G/Lock Camo Sole Golf Shoe

G/FORE Gallivan2r G/Lock Camo Sole Golf Shoe

G/FORE Gallivan2r G/Lock Camo Sole Golf Shoe (G/FORE)

Price: $195

Why you’ll love it: These golf shoes from G/FORE are one of our favorite pairs on the market. The offer a classic look with modern features and would make a great gift this holiday season.

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Seamus Golf – Pendleton Harding Tonal Blade Putter Cover

Seamus Golf Pendleton Harding Tonal Blade Putter Cover

Seamus Golf Pendleton Harding Tonal Blade Putter Cover (Seamus Golf)

Price: $115

Why you’ll love it: Seamus Golf is based on the west coast and manufacturers the best headcovers in the sport. They can be personalized which makes any one of Seamus’ products perfect for the holidays.

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Malbon Golf – Highland Wool Painters Hat

Malbon Golf Highland Wool Painters Hat

Malbon Golf Highland Wool Painters Hat (Malbon Golf)

Price: $48

Why you’ll love it: If the player you’re buying for is into golf fashion, Malbon Golf is a great brand. It does a great job with collaborations, and this is one of our favorite hats from Malbon.

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Holderness & Bourne – The Burton Shirt

Holderness & Bourne The Burton Shirt

Holderness & Bourne The Burton Shirt (Holderness & Bourne)

Price: $125

Why you’ll love it: When it comes to golf apparel, it’s tough to beat the quality of Holderness & Bourne. H&B offers a variety of styles on polos, pants, outerwear and more, and this long-sleeve polo is one of our favorites. It’s available in five colors.

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Rhoback – Summit Fleece Pullover

Rhoback Summit Fleece Pullover

Rhoback Summit Fleece Pullover (Rhoback)

Price: $148

Why you’ll love it: A fleece pullover is an underrated piece of apparel for the golf course, especially during the spring and fall when it’s a little chillier outside. This one from Rhoback is available in seven colors.

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Garmin – Approach R10

Garmin Approach R10

Garmin Approach R10 (PGA TOUR Superstore)

Price: $599.99

Why you’ll love it: This device from Garmin is perfect for players who want a launch monitor for range sessions, or if they have a space at home they can practice. The Garmin Approach R10 is small enough to fit in your golf bag and comes at a very reasonable price for a launch monitor.

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Stitch Golf – SL2 Air Walker Golf Bag

Stitch Golf SL2 Air Walker Golf Bag

Stitch Golf SL2 Air Walker Golf Bag (Stitch Golf)

Price: $298

Why you’ll love it: The SL2 from Stitch Golf is lightweight, but it also has plenty of room for all of your belongs. It’s the perfect bag for golfer who loves to walk or ride.

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Devereux Golf – Ohana Golf Crew

Devereux Golf Ohana Golf Crew

Devereux Golf Ohana Golf Crew (Devereux Golf)

Price: $78

Why you’ll love it: This crewneck is part of Devereux Golf’s Golf Ohana Collection and would make a great gift for the golfer in your life.

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Johnnie-O – Castro 1/4 Zip Pullover

Johnnie-O Castro 1/4 Zip Pullover

Johnnie-O Castro 1/4 Zip Pullover (Johnnie-O)

Price: $148

Why you’ll love it: Johnnie-O offers some of the best apparel in the game and this 1/4 zip is one of the brand’s recent arrivals.

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