
Glossary
What Does "In the Leather" Mean in Golf?
"In the leather" means a putt is short enough to concede as a gimme. Here's how it's measured, when the Rules allow it, and what we know about where the phrase comes from.

Golf Business
What Driving Ranges and Golf Courses Can Do With Old Range and Rental Clubs
When to retire range and rental clubs, the signs a club is worn out, how to keep a rental fleet in shape, and what to do with the clubs you pull, including selling them in bulk for cash.

Course Guides
Lake Park Golf Club in Lewisville: Course Guide to the 18, the Executive Nine and the Range
Lake Park Golf Club in Lewisville has a 6,135-yard par-70 course, a lighted par-29 executive nine and a 20-acre lighted practice facility on Lake Lewisville. Here's what to know before you play.

club spotlight
Titleist DCI Irons: The Cast Cavity Backs Titleist Built in the 1990s
Titleist DCI irons were the company's cast cavity back line through the 1990s, sold in several versions from the original DCI Black and Gold to the 962, 981 and 990.

club spotlight
Ping Eye 2 Irons: The 1982 Cavity Back Behind the Square Groove Fight
The Ping Eye 2 is a cavity back iron that Ping released in the fall of 1982 as the successor to the original Eye, which launched in 1978. It kept the eye-shaped cavity and perimeter weighting of th...

club spotlight
Odyssey 2-Ball Putters: The Alignment Aid Behind Two Decades of Versions
The Odyssey 2-Ball is a mallet-style putter built around a two-ball alignment aid on the top of the head, and it launched in 2001. The idea is simple: the two circles sit behind where the ball will...

Affiliate Program
Golf Affiliate Program for Teaching Pros, Club Fitters and Golf Businesses: How GolfRoots' Program Works
Yes, there are affiliate programs built for golf pros and fitters. Here's how the GolfRoots program works, who it suits, and how it pairs with year-round trade-ins for your students and customers.

Content Series
How TaylorMade Started: Gary Adams, a $24,000 Loan and the Metal Wood
TaylorMade began in 1979 when Gary Adams borrowed $24,000 against his house to build a steel driver golfers nicknamed the Pittsburgh Persimmon. Here's how that bet turned into one of golf's biggest...

DFW Golf
Used Golf Clubs in Fort Worth: How to Buy, Sell and Trade In Without Overpaying
A practical guide for Fort Worth golfers: how to buy used clubs you can trust, how to sell or trade in an old set by mail or in person, and where to play once you have them.







