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Mizuno has expanded its forged iron offering with the introduction of the all-new Mizuno Pro Modern Series, headlined by the Mizuno Pro M-13 and M-15.

Mizuno has expanded its forged iron offering with the introduction of the all-new Mizuno Pro Modern Series, headlined by the Mizuno Pro M-13 and M-15.

FootJoy has unveiled the all-new FJ Pulse, a spikeless golf shoe built for players who want all-day comfort without giving up performance, reinforcing the brand’s position as the leader in golf footwear innovation.

Rory McIlroy has taken a swipe at LIV Golf, questioning their recent signings when discussing the PGA Tour competitor’s current state of affairs.

Rory McIlroy has posted a five-under 66 to lead by one stroke after the first round of the Dubai Invitational as the DP World Tour resumed following five events at the end of 2025.

Evergreen Australian golfer Brendan Jones has wound back the clock to claim a share of the lead after the opening round of the $200,000 men’s Vic Open at 13th Beach.

Ripper GC has confirmed the signing of Australian professional Elvis Smylie, adding one of the country’s leading young players to its roster as the team continues to promote Australian golf on the global stage.

Cameron Smith says he’s remaining on the LIV Golf circuit and didn’t consider an offer to return to the US PGA Tour.

PING’s new s259 wedges build on the Tour-proven s159 platform, bringing higher spin, more precise control and a broader range of grinds and lofts to suit every type of player. With refined shaping, new grind options, and updated groove geometry, the s259 family delivers a cleaner look at address with the feel, sound, and performance demanded at the highest level.

PING’s new G440 K driver is built for golfers who want maximum speed with maximum forgiveness. At the heart of the design is a new 32-gram adjustable back weight that helps deliver PING’s highest-MOI adjustable driver to date, making it their straightest and most stable model yet.

New Scotty Cameron Phantom mallet putters have begun appearing on the and , with next-generation Phantom 5, 7 and 9R head designs spotted at the 2025 season-opening and . The new tour prototypes offer a range of neck and shaft configurations tailored to different putting strokes.

Canada’s , Sweden’s and American secured the three available wild card spots on Sunday at at , earning entry into the 2026 LIV Golf League season.