Author name: Stan Wade

Myth: a built in cooler pocket always adds noticeable weight to a golf bag and slows you down on the

A stand bag either becomes an extension of your round or a constant annoyance, depending on how it balances weight,

Myth: any golf travel bag with wheels will protect your clubs the same way once it is checked at the

Shipping a golf club without the right box is asking for a bent shaft or a cracked head by the

Myth: you need a full size golf bag strapped to a motorcycle or golf cart to get your clubs to

Biking to a par 3 course or the driving range only works if what you strap to the frame actually

A growing share of traveling golfers now say checked club damage is their biggest travel worry, and demand for wheeled

Nothing ruins the start of a golf trip like pulling a bent shaft or a dinged clubhead off the baggage

Dirty grooves can strip away a meaningful percentage of spin on approach shots, which is exactly why tour caddies wipe

A driver is usually the most expensive club in the bag, and a bare clubhead bouncing around a trunk or

Coaches often point out that grip is the one fundamental new golfers get wrong more than any other, since a

Playing with grips that are too thin for your hands leads to overactive wrists and a lot of unexplained slices,

Picture this. It is the back nine on a ninety degree afternoon, you finally strike a drive perfectly, and the

Once you have watched a soft sided bag get crushed under a stack of other luggage, a hard shell case

Head covers rarely get the attention they deserve until a scratched driver face reminds you why they matter, and after