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How the PGA Tour Superstore is expanding amid a struggling retail landscape from CNBC.

CEO Dick Sullivan discusses PGA Tour Superstore's growth and the boost in golf retail due to the 118th U.S. Open golf championship. 

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Jordan Spieth's victory celebration after winning the 2017 Travelers Championship was just as entertaining as the shot itself. A celebratory display like that could be considered one best golf celebrations of all-time. Here are seven more of the best golf celebrations through the years:

James Hahn, 2013 Waste Management Phoenix Open

Although Phil Mickelson would go on to win this tournament, Jordan Hahn's recreation of the dance craze Gangnam Style after he birdies the 16th hole in the final round at the Briarwood Golf Club deserves a trophy of its own.

Everybody loves an underdog, right? Or, maybe you like, or dislike, when something that was supposed to happen in a golf tournament doesn't. Golf can be so unpredictable, even for those at the highest level of ability.

But what's the greatest upset in golf history?

Here's a look at some of the all-time great upsets:

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Any list that dives into the "greatest" at anything is sure to spark a debate.

Who's on the list and at what number? That's fine, even healthy, in fact. Ranking lists are, after all, a subjective matter.When it comes to a list ranking the greatest golfers of all time, there are so many factors that come into play. Things like number of PGA Tour wins, winning streaks, longevity and -- most importantly -- major victories.

With that, here's my list of the 15 greatest male golfers of all time.

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Xander Schauffele opened the Travelers Championship with a 3-under 67 using TaylorMade P750 irons. But it was the set he didn't have in play that had equipment enthusiasts talking this week.

Greg Moore, GolfWRX's roving photographer, managed to snap photos of an unreleased set of Callaway prototype irons in Schauffele's bag on Wednesday.

Normally a set of iron on TOUR is a heavy-handed hint that something new is in the retail pipeline. Only this particular cavity-back iron comes on the heels of Callaway's release of Epic Pro and an updated X Forged that both fit the requirements of a better player or professional.

Even more curious was the fact that Schauffele was the only player in the field at TPC River Highlands testing the iron.

So what's the deal with the prototype?

(about 6,300 miles)

This will come as a surprise to absolutely no one, but Tiger Woods — one of the most prolific golfers of all time — has played a lot of golf in his career. In a recent story, we discovered that golfers travel the most distance per season of any major sport.

So, we wondered, how far has Tiger walked in his professional career?

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I've been tasked with the impossible: Ranking golf's 9 greatest achievements, in order. How do you even do that?

Who is this schmuck to decide which is better than the other when just about any one of us would dine on a haggis-only diet everyday for the rest of our lives to have accomplished just one of them?

With the realization that ranking these achievements in an order all of us could agree on, is nearly as difficult as reaching just one of the feats that follow. As I run to take cover, here goes nothing...

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Can Brooks Koepka defend his U.S. Open title?

Will Phil finally get his first U.S. Open win?

Pick the U.S. Open Champion AND the winning score for a chance to win 2 tickets to #thepeoplesopen 2019! (All ties broken by winning score, random draw after that).

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When he hit his first-ever hole-in-one at Hayfields Country Club in Hunt Valley on Wednesday, Michael Thompson was naturally thrilled. When he aced a hole at Massanutten Resort in Stonewall, Va., within a 24-hour span, he was almost speechless.

"It was 19 hours," the 40-year-old IT consultant from Towson said. "A lot of guys wait 19 years for a hole-in-one. It's just wacky."

Thompson used a Titleist Vokey 54-degree wedge from 117 yards on Hole No. 11 at Hayfields at about 7:30 p.m. while competing in the club's weekly twilight men's league. The next day, he pulled out a Vokey 58-degree wedge from 105 yards on Hole No. 15 on Massanutten's Woodstone Meadows course at about 2:30 p.m.

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