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Golfing superstar Billy Horschel has shared his reflections on the differing cultures of golf between Europe and the United States. Speaking fondly of his time playing on the European Tour, Horschel highlights a stark contrast – the absence of his closest friends as playing partners. This divide, he suggests, stems from the more competitive nature of the European golf scene. Horschel’s observations offer an intriguing glimpse into the distinct dynamics and social structures that shape the golfing landscapes of both continents.
TaylorMade has unveiled the Qi35 Teams Edition USA driver – a limited-run, patriotic twist on the updated Qi35 platform. Boasting refreshed Qi35 technology, adjustable performance settings and bold Team USA branding, this standout driver is available now at select retailers and online
Rules Guy Clarifies Handedness of Clubs
Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.—Following questions raised by players, Rules Guy has confirmed that it is legal for a right-handed player to carry a left-handed club in their bag.
Rule 4.1b(3) outlines the restrictions on clubs, but it does not address handedness. Therefore, it is not a violation of the Rules for a right-handed player to carry a left-handed club.
It’s not uncommon for players to keep a left-handed club in their bag as a utility club, particularly on courses with tough doglegs. For example, a right-handed player might carry a left-handed 3-wood or hybrid to hit a draw around a dogleg left.
