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Lexington Golf and Country Club is launching one of the area’s first golf equipment donation drives. Through Oct. 19, all club members and the general public are invited to donate used adult and ...

Adam Scott, a trendsetter when it comes to using a long putter in professional golf, looks to be saying "so long" to the broom handle and is going short again at this week’s BMW PGA Championship on ...

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Justin Rose’s win at the FedEx St. Jude Championship marked his second PGA Tour title in three years—and both came as an equipment free agent. No logos on the bag, no contract obligations, just a ...

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Just over a month ago, L.A.B. Golf was a niche company that sold bizarre looking putters. Then millions of golf fans watched J.J. Spaun use one to sink a 64-footer and win the U.S. Open. And now ...