by Steve Pike | Oct 16, 2026 | Equipment, golf business, Golf News, Instruction, Opinion, Technology
Out of the box, the Vistaget Golvia Ultra rangefinder is like most others in the category. It fits well in your hand, is lightweight (1.2 pounds) and comes in a handsome, black hardshell case. The Vistaget Golvia Ultra operates as simply as most other rangefinders...
by Steve Pike | Oct 2, 2026 | golf business, Golf Courses, Golf News, Technology, Travel News
RapidTee Golf, a tee time discovery and notification platform built for avid golfers and golf course operators, now is the official tee time platform of the Georgia State Golf Association (GSGA). The partnership gives GSGA members a faster, smarter way to find...
by Steve Pike | Sep 20, 2026 | Equipment, golf business, Instruction, Technology
Special to spikeongolfandtravel.com Nearly every golfer has had that feeling of being lost on the greens (maybe Brad Faxon and Ben Crenshaw were exceptions). You’ve lost your confidence. You start guarding against three-putts on longer attempts and those 3- and...
by Steve Pike | Sep 8, 2026 | Equipment, golf business, Golf News, Technology
By Brian Sommer There was a time when the driver was simply the club with which one began to play his or her round. This now sounds almost quaint. The modern driver does not merely begin the hole. It begins the product cycle. It begins the advertising campaign. It...
by Steve Pike | Aug 20, 2026 | Equipment, golf business, Golf News, Technology
As zero-torque putters continue to influence the premium putter category, Evnroll is introducing a new alternative – one designed to control torque rather than eliminate it. The company says its new EZPZ Reverse Torque Putter, featuring patent-pending Reverse...
by Steve Pike | Aug 17, 2026 | Equipment, golf business, Golf News, Opinion, Technology
By Brian Sommer Every few years, golf discovers a putter that has finally solved putting. This is one of the game’s more durable comic traditions. The metallurgy changes. The milling changes. The inserts change. The alignment systems acquire more lines than a...
