Nashville hot, Thai, Taiwanese, a biscuit and one off the grill. Fifteen Austin chicken sandwiches, checked September 30.
Hot dogs, cocktails, pretzels and beer on tour balls. 17 limited-edition runs you can still buy.
Drive the par 4, hack the hybrid out of the weeds, go for broke. If it doesn't come off, write NR on the card. That's No Return Club.
Enron is back as a parody brand, and its Pro E1 golf line is better than it has any right to be. The Pro E1 Hat is $40.
How to build a golf bag that looks chosen: four simple rules, then six complete setups from independent makers.
Six independent golf magazines, six deep: who makes them, what is inside the latest issue, and what it costs from the maker's own shop.
An Atlanta golf sketch-comedy troupe that happens to make very good merch. The joke is in the copy; the design plays it straight.
Two brothers, one small thing done properly: a hickory golf brush, hand-assembled in Raleigh. The Classic is $50; the new carved brush from their fall collection is $78.
The new Tech Jacket and Windcrew, shot on an Irish links under a rainbow, plus two Hidden Gem putter covers and the layers to go under them. $28 to $165.
Fifty towels from fifty independent brands, one each: knits, chenille, Japanese gauze, jacquard, magnets and a newspaper towel from USAG. $12.95 to $57. Every price was read on September 25.
Six direct-to-consumer club makers, sorted the way you would actually shop: STIX and Vice for entry, Takomo, Haywood and Edel in the middle, and Avoda at the top.
The Pac Mach is Japanese recycled ripstop, light enough to stuff into its own bag once the sun is up. It is the Sounder layer we would pick for Austin's windy winter mornings.
Ten day trips inside an hour and a quarter of Austin and five overnights, for the birthday, the anniversary or the friend in from out of town.
Our five favorite golf pants right now, ranked: lululemon, Students, Odd Ritual, Sentinel and, at No. 1, the Manors Greenskeeper. Four of the five have a pleat.
Eastside Golf went loud and printed, Students went back to school, and Devereux went to the high desert. Fifteen pieces from the three fall drops, $74 to $280.
Adam is a half-zip rain pullover in Pertex Shield 3-layer stretch. Galvin Green has made golf rain gear since 1990, and this is the light end of it.
Park Golf Stand — 100% solid American walnut, handmade in Los Angeles. Oil-based finish with wax sealer, laser-engraved logo. Your carry bag deserves better than the garage floor.
