Titleist expands its AIM alignment lineup to AVX, Tour Soft, Velocity and TruFeel to help golfers aim putts more precisely.

For the first time ever, you can purchase Titleist's best-selling T-Series irons in a limited-edition Oil Can finish. Pre-order yours now! The post Pre-order these best-selling Titleist irons in ...

Bridgestone and U.S. Kids Golf have teamed up to launch the new Boom It Junior golf ball, specifically optimized for young golfers. The post Bridgestone, U.S. Kids Golf release new golf ball designed ...

Not long ago, we played golf balls composed of materials not out of place at Office Depot or Cinnabon. Thankfully, a more solid idea emerged. The post How solid-core golf balls changed the game ...

Looking to learn what you need to know about the latest new products from Titleist? These handy thumbnails will keep you up to date on the company's new releases across all club and ball catetgories.

Sometimes in golf, it matters what you say or don't say. For example, if you aren't sure your tee shot is safe and you want to play a provisional ball, you must actually tell someone in your group ...

If you don’t have alignment aids on your golf balls, are you even trying, bro? For decades, the standard Titleist side stamp ...

Kelce previously hit another woman in the back of the head with a golf ball during the American Century Championship in July 2024 Brian Spurlock/Icon Sportswire via Getty; Santiago Mejia/San Francisco ...

He should ditch the 5-iron and stick to gridiron. Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce inadvertently struck a spectator in the head with a golf ball on the last hole of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am ...

Travis Kelce found himself in an awkward moment after accidentally hitting a fan with a golf ball. The accident occurred at a high-profile golfing event in California, where the Chiefs star was ...

Titleist brings its popular Oil Can finish to the full T-Series iron lineup—and, for once, lefties aren’t left out. Copper is the new black. I think the ...

Everyone knows and admires Titleist's long-time tradition of releasing their Vvokey wedges in their signature copper-look oil can finish, but what we've never seen from the brand thus far is them ...