Srixon ZXi 2027: Can an iron become too long to be better?
The new Srixon ZXi5+, ZXi5 and ZXi7 promise more speed and forgiveness. But an iron is not a driver: its job is to reach the right distance. We examine the…
A 68 is not a 68: what 502 scorecards reveal about the three courses of the Dunhill Links
Kingsbarns was the easiest course and Carnoustie the hardest. Our analysis of 502 scorecards reveals what the Dunhill Links leaderboard does not show.
Michael Stewart was World No. 979. Four days later, he finished alongside Tommy Fleetwood at St Andrews
Michael Stewart went from the Tartan Pro Tour to a share of fourth place with Tommy Fleetwood at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship. After earning almost €200,000 at St Andrews,…
The ball isn’t moving. So why does your body move so much to find it?
Why does a beginner golfer sometimes drop his entire body towards a perfectly stationary ball? A real practice session with Mathieu provides a starting point to explore head movement, pelvis…
What Four Hours on a Golf Course Reveal About the Way You Make Decisions
For four hours and 18 holes, golfers make dozens of decisions with incomplete information. From Mark Broadie and Annie Duke to Daniel Kahneman and Amy Edmondson, discover what golf can…
Golf du Luberon: the Provençal golf course you shouldn’t judge by its length
Golf du Luberon may measure just 5,251 metres from the yellow tees, but its hilly terrain, ravines and elevation changes make it play much longer. We return to a round…
Callaway Elyte Mini Driver: 18 months later, what is it actually for?
Eighteen months after its launch, what is the Callaway Elyte Mini Driver actually good for? MyGolfSpy data and several independent tests reveal how distance, spin and forgiveness can produce very…
Your First Round of Golf: A Beginner’s Survival Guide
Playing your first round of golf? From preparing your bag and choosing the right tees to lost balls, bunkers, pace of play and the 19th hole, here’s everything a beginner…
Golf and water: beyond the controversy, what the numbers really tell us
How much water does golf really use? From a 31% reduction in U.S. water consumption to the growing drought threat in Britain, MyGolfMedia examines the numbers, water sources and solutions…
Scottie Scheffler: Why Does His Unusual “Scheffler Shuffle” Work?
Scottie Scheffler’s unusual footwork has fascinated golfers for years. Randy Smith’s explanations and recent swing analysis help us understand the famous “Scheffler Shuffle” — and why amateur golfers should not…