Brands & Manufacturers
4 articlesBrands and Manufacturers identifies the businesses behind golf clubs, balls, bags, distance devices and connected training systems. Each tag refers to a particular company or equipment brand rather than a generic product category. Coverage can distinguish manufacturing, proprietary development and brand ownership while examining relevant equipment families and official technology claims. An individual club model belongs under its product group rather than being treated as a separate manufacturer.
Costco shakes up golf with KS1 putter at $139.99
Costco drops the KS1 putter into a market crowded with expensive clubs, promising full-milled construction and premium features for a fraction of the usual price.
Golf Umbrellas Face Real Weather Testing in 2026
Golfers in 2026 confront unpredictable weather with a new generation of umbrellas designed for durability and protection. This guide breaks down the leading models and what sets them apart.
Junior Golf Club Sets Raise the Bar for Young Players
Major brands now compete to deliver junior golf clubs that fit growing players and hold up over time. The latest sets promise real performance gains and value for families investing in young golfers.
Golf Push Cart Makers Race to Redefine On-Course Mobility
Lighter frames and hybrid electric drives are shaking up the push cart market in 2026, as brands compete to make hauling golf bags less of a chore and more of a seamless part of the game.