The 2011 PGA Expo boasts more than 200 vendors from every sector of golf, a full hands-on demonstration and education schedule, plus multiple career and networking events, but having found its place ...

More than 100 emerging and top golf brands showcasing the latest trends in apparel, accessory and golf lifestyle products will fill the sold-out exhibit ballrooms of the mid-season PGA Buying & ...

Even if you can’t make it to see the action at the year’s second major championship in person, FootJoy’s limited-edition polos will make you feel like you were there. Available in two colors, these ...

ORLANDO — The 2018 PGA Merchandise Show provided an all-encompassing buffet of golf products, ranging from training aids and drivers to shoes and hoodies. Golf Digest editors combed the floor of the ...

Golf fans enjoyed the exciting PGA BMW Championship finish in Wilmington, Delaware. Reigning champion Patrick Cantlay defended his BMW title and took the top prize for 2022. Cantlay is the first ...

Welcome to Gimme That, a GOLF.com column where we’ll highlight one notable item we think you might like. Whether it’s an article of clothing, an intriguing electronic device or anything in between, we ...

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Over 350 golf apparel brands were in attendance at last week's PGA Merchandise Show announcing current collections or previewing upcoming lines. Here are some cool golf brands with new apparel lines ...

Volunteers are a vital part of any golf tournament. They help with numerous aspects that can’t be seen on TV, like crowd control and helping to locate golf balls and keeping score. Volunteers are also ...

The Australian PGA Championship turned yellow in honor of Jarrod Lyle, an Australian golfer whose courageous fight with ...

JACKSON, Miss. - Volunteers are a vital part of any golf tournament. They help with numerous aspects that can't be seen on TV, like crowd control and helping to locate golf balls and keeping score.