All Golf articles
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News briefsGolf tour goes orbital with Amazon satellite deal
The DP World Tour will run on Amazon’s LEO satellite network at 42 tournaments — a claimed first for professional sport.
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ArticleNBA in talks with Kalshi and Polymarket
The NBA has entered formal talks with both Kalshi and Polymarket. Sources say a deal before next season is possible.
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ArticleGenesis Motor launches European amateur golf cup
The South Korean automaker extends its European golf strategy beyond the professional tour with a six-stop qualifying series culminating at the Genesis Scottish Open.
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ArticleMcLaren to launch golf equipment brand
The motorsport and supercar group targets premium golf equipment, with a dedicated CEO in place and a full product reveal set for April 29.
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ArticleUK startup raises £500,000 to modernize golf resale
Scottish golf tech startup Hosel targets a $3bn pre-owned market long dominated by generalist platforms with poor pricing transparency.
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ArticleGermany’s golf fair Rheingolf draws 10,000 visitors
Germany’s consumer golf fair drew 10,000 visitors to Düsseldorf and added a wellness section, reflecting golf’s growing lifestyle positioning.
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ArticleEngland Golf launches Titleist Women’s Four-Ball
New national competition gives women and girls at affiliated clubs a team pathway to a national final, backed by Titleist.
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ArticleSportradar posts record revenues of €1.29bn
The sports betting data group lifted profit to €100 million and authorized up to €1 billion in buybacks.
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ArticleDunlop Sports Americas hires retail marketing chief
Kyle Freeman joins DSA to sharpen retail strategy across Srixon, Cleveland Golf and XXIO — bringing 20-plus years from Nike Golf, Under Armour and TaylorMade.
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ArticlePayntr Golf joins the 8AM Golf family of brands
The golf media and equipment company backs Portland-based footwear brand worn by Jason Day and other PGA Tour players.
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ArticleLIV Golf partners with R&A and USGA to advance agronomic standards
The Saudi-backed breakaway golf league is working with the sport’s two governing bodies to standardize playing conditions across its 14-event world tour.
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ArticlePGA Show hits 16-year attendance high
The 73rd edition welcomed professionals from 90 countries, with 1,195 brands showcasing innovations across 1.1m square feet of exhibition space.
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ArticleUS golf participation hits eight-year growth streak
On-course participation surpassed 29 million in 2025, marking eight consecutive years of growth and reinforcing the sport’s resilience
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News briefsTopgolf Callaway reverts to Callaway name
The sporting goods company completes rebranding following strategic review, emphasizing golf equipment heritage while retaining Topgolf operations.
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ArticleLPGA launches team golf league WTGL
The LPGA partners with TMRW Sports to create WTGL, a new team golf platform featuring LPGA Tour stars in fast-paced match play starting winter 2026.
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ArticleCobra Golf adds new models to 3D printed iron range
Cobra becomes the first major golf equipment manufacturer to offer a complete 3D-printed iron family, spanning players’, players’ distance and game-improvement categories.
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ArticleXXIO and VESSEL unveil exclusive ladies’ golf set
XXIO teams up with VESSEL to offer an exclusive ladies’ golf package featuring premium clubs and a luxury bag—just in time for the holidays.
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ArticleNicklaus Companies files for bankruptcy
Nicklaus Companies has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Delaware, weeks after a $50 million defamation judgment in favour of founder Jack Nicklaus.
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News briefsGolf star Rory McIlroy unveils new sports investment platform
Rory McIlroy joins forces with TPG to create TPG Sports, a private equity platform targeting growth opportunities across the global sports ecosystem.
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News briefsTopgolf Callaway sells 60% Topgolf stake
Topgolf Callaway Brands Corp. has agreed to sell a 60 percent stake in its Topgolf and Toptracer business to Leonard Green & Partners in a deal valuing the business at approximately $1.1 billion.
