The Callaway ERC II: The Driver That Broke the Rules on Purpose
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The Callaway ERC II: The Driver That Broke the Rules on Purpose

In 2000 Callaway sold the ERC II, a $625 driver over the USGA's 0.830 COR limit, with Arnold Palmer's backing. How the fight ended and what it changed.
The Ping Eye2 Lawsuit: How Square Grooves Took On the USGA and the PGA Tour
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The Ping Eye2 Lawsuit: How Square Grooves Took On the USGA and the PGA Tour

In 1989 Ping sued the USGA and the PGA Tour for $100 million over the grooves on its Eye2 irons. Here's what happened, why old Eye2 wedges showed up on tour in 2010, and what it means for your clubs.
What Is Best Ball in Golf? Four-Ball Rules, Scoring and Strategy
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What Is Best Ball in Golf? Four-Ball Rules, Scoring and Strategy

In best ball, everyone plays their own ball and the team takes the lowest score on each hole. Here's how it works, the Rule 23 details and how to play it smart.
What Is a Provisional Ball in Golf? When to Hit One and What to Say
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What Is a Provisional Ball in Golf? When to Hit One and What to Say

A provisional ball is a backup ball you hit when your first shot might be lost or out of bounds. Here's when it's allowed, what you must say, and how to count strokes.