CARLSBAD, Calif. (August 9, 2022) – TaylorMade Golf, the industry leader in innovation and technology, today announces the all-new Hi-Toe 3 – the company's latest evolution of the Tour-proven Hi-Toe wedge. With an intense focus on versatility and added performance on shots closest to the green, engineers have designed a club capable of producing the entire catalogue of short game shots. From low-launching, high-spinning checkers to full-on open-faced flops, Hi-Toe 3 has been meticulously crafted to help golfers unlock creativity and save strokes around the green.

PERFORMANCE WHEN IT MATTERS MOST

Par-saving up and downs can have a more significant impact than birdies. That's why so many of the world's best players have the world's best short games. What are the keys to delivering in those pivotal moments around the green?

Check out the all-time greatest shots from the FedEx St. Jude Championship, previously known as The Barclays and THE NORTHERN TRUST, the first leg of the FedExCup Playoffs, featuring Rory McIlroy, Jason Day, Jordan Spieth and Xander Schauffele.

Bridgestone Golf continues to innovate with new Augmented Reality web app

COVINGTON, Ga. – Bridgestone Golf, the #1 Ball-Fitter in Golf, announced today the introduction of the BRIDGESTONE GOLF EXPERIENCE, a way to bring Tiger Woods and other Bridgestone TOUR players directly into your living room, pro shop, or clubhouse. With the BRIDGESTONE GOLF EXPERIENCE, consumers can utilize an augmented reality web application on their smart phone to see and hear Bridgestone Tour Staff members talk about the TOUR B model they play and learn why it might be the best fit for their game.

“At Bridgestone we’re all about pushing the envelope of innovation,” said Elliot Mellow, Golf Ball Marketing Manager at Bridgestone Golf. “The new Bridgestone Golf Experience is a perfect example of this philosophy – players who try the new web app will be amazed at the quality of the experience while also being directed to the best TOUR B model for their game.”

At the 2022 Rocket Mortgage Classic, Tony Finau claimed his fourth victory on the PGA TOUR with rounds of 64-66-65-67 to finish at 26-under-par at Detroit Golf Club.

In this litigious edition, we break down the obvious and not-so-obvious elements of this week’s legal bombshell, brave the increasingly personal divide the antitrust lawsuit filed against the PGA Tour has created, and celebrate a much-needed distraction at the Wyndham Championship.

Made Cut

The change you want. Before Wednesday’s lawsuit sent the professional golf world spiraling into an all-too-real John Grisham novel, the PGA Tour made news when it unveiled next season’s schedule that was highlighted by dramatic purse increases.