Testing by Golf Laboratories showed that there is no distance advantage with non-urethane balls, and the short-game spin advantage of urethane can be staggering. Our robot testing saw as much as a ...

May 2—MITCHELL — When a friend gave John Doescher about 100 custom logo golf balls, the collection began. Doescher, 71, is serving his third term on the Mitchell City Council for Ward No. 2 ...

Scottie Scheffler (World No. 1): Despite his equipment deal with TaylorMade, Scheffler opts for the Titleist Pro V1 golf ball, valuing its consistent performance and control. According to Golf 365 ...

Today, we are starting with TaylorMade’s Adrian Rietveld. In part one, he walks us through the importance of the golf ball and how he gets that part of the bag dialed for the likes of Tommy ...

For more than a century, the cornerstone of autograph collecting has been a penned signatures of an athlete on the ball from his or her respective sport. None is more famous than a baseball signed ...

Most homeowners don’t flush a bucket of golf balls down the toilet regularly. However, one realtor shares why she thinks you should buy one that can. In a video with over 1.2 million views ...

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If you’ve ever played golf, that’s pretty self-evident. Which is why nailing your pre-shot fundamentals is so important. These pre-shot fundamentals — grip, aim, ball position, etc.

Scottie Scheffler’s golf balls are among the easiest to identify because of the numbers. Since his early days on the PGA Tour, he uses only golf balls marked by the numbers 5, 6, 7 or 8.

Top-ranked golf instructor Brian Mogg shares a common mistake he sees with “toppers” and offers his tips on how to make better ball contact. One of the most common misses for an amateur golfer ...