So Golf Pride created the Align Max, with the “Max” meaning the largest rib allowed by the United States Golf Association. Its equipment standards say that grips on woods and irons may have a rib as ...

GolfMagic visits Abu Dhabi for the official launch of the new Golf Pride ALIGN MAX grips - and we also received a very ...

Golf Pride, which has had the Align reminder grip in its line for several years is taking the reminder grip to another level with the introduction of the Align Max—a grip with a noticeably more ...

Golf Pride's new Align Max grips double down on the company's reminder ridge technology by making it 25 percent higher.

Golf’s leading grip manufacturer reinvigorates reminder grips with a new USGA-approved design that attempts to contemporize ...

Now, Golf Pride has released the Align Max, a new technology available on the popular MCC and MCC +4 grips. This technology will make it even easier to find the ideal grip location and hold the club ...

The 2025 PGA Show featured a host of new brands as well as a long list of exciting new products. If the 72nd PGA Merchandise ...

In 1937, near Port Dickson, Malaysia, a king cobra was caught and recorded ... Referred to as the world's longest venomous snake, it may grow as long as 18 foot. Originally from the thick jungles ...

The Price to Earnings (P/E) ratio, a key valuation measure, is calculated by dividing the stock's most recent closing price by the sum of the diluted earnings per share from continuing operations ...

Companies big and small in the golf equipment world gathered in Orlando for the annual PGA Show and Gary Van Sickle checked out gear worth considering for your game in 2025.

After all, one of golf's most famous quotes is 'drive for show and putt for dough'. Putters are of course very much personal preference. What looks nice to me might not look quite as nice to you.

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