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LA JOLLA, Calif. — When a golf club traveling at 130 miles per hour hits a ball, the effect can not only be seen and heard, but also felt. If you stand10 feet away from Gary Woodland when he hits a drive,&nb

The golf world is experimenting with "natural motion" footwear, as companies like TRUE Linkswear and Nike adopt golf shoe designs loosely based on the "five finger" concept that has swept the running and hiking fields. This appr

Whatever you thought of his funky apparel, you had to respect Ryan Moore, that rare Tour pro who has eschewed apparel sponsorship in order to develop an individual style all his own. He tends toward skinny neckties and cardigans, like something out

You probably haven’t seen anything that looks like the new Nike Method Core Concept putter. It's hard to tell which is more eye-catching, the unique D-shaped head or the red aluminum face.   David Franklin, a research-and-development

Three years ago Nike debuted its MachSpeed drivers, touting aerodynamic properties that were designed to help golfers increase clubhead speed. But the MachSpeed drivers—both the square and the pear-shaped version—were recently discontin

Several golf balls on the market are made from three pieces—a core, a mantle layer and a cover. A few golf balls designed for fast-swinging players add a fourth layer. But two years ago TaylorMade released the Penta TP, golf's first five-