LMNT Recharge — 1,000mg of sodium per stick, roughly triple a normal sports drink. Tastes like the ocean the first time and you get used to it. The one that stops the back-nine headache on a 102° afternoon. $45 for 30.
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OG Pump Golf — Navy. The follow-up to the shoe that started this partnership. Navy croc-textured panels over chalk leather, gold eyelets, and the Pump bladder still on the tongue. The halo product of the drop. $220.
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Chevron Rugby Polo — Deep Forest. A tonal chevron knit with a heavy cream rugby collar and three-button placket. The collar does all the work here, giving it a weight and structure most golf knits don’t have. Wears like a sweater, plays like a polo. $149.95.
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Hidden Gem MacKenzie Golf Bag — built in Portland by MacKenzie for SSC. The 8″ size takes a full set with room left over, and it has a water bottle holder, which MacKenzie almost never does. $850.
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“Every great player has learned the two Cs: how to concentrate and how to maintain composure.”
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— Byron Nelson
Texan, 1912–2006
Honma’s BERES 7-Star Fuji Limited Edition, from their own US store: $399,800. Hand-built in Sakata, Japan, with gold and lacquer work borrowed from Japanese fine art. That is the ceiling.
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Drive up 41st Street and you’ll miss it — a shopping center on one side, Hyde Park bungalows on the other, and in between, nine holes that have been there since 1899. The oldest course in Texas, city in every direction, twenty bucks to walk it.
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Anti-Gravity Lightweight Pants — Students calls it the most lightweight performance pant in golf, field-tested in Nevada heat. About the only pant argument that survives an Austin August. $130.
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The Grounds Crew Jacket — Tan — corduroy collar, quilted lining, Grounds Crew badge on the chest. RTG’s most premium piece, shot the way they wear it: off the course. $150.
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Caddie Magazine — Melbourne, Australia. Biannual. No tour coverage, no gear reviews, no swing tips. Just golf history, sociology, and stories from Arctic courses to ancient Philippine driving ranges. The indie treatment, done right.
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Vintage White Headcover — the newest drop from the Portuguese workshop, added this August. Made to order, fleece-lined, never quite the same twice. €78.
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Mum Foods — Michelin-listed pastrami four minutes from Morris Williams. The Rachel: oak-smoked pastrami, coleslaw, russian dressing on grilled rye. The best pre-round upgrade in Austin golf.
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Mechanic Polo — forest green with a rugby collar and chest patch. The standout of Kingfisher's doubled-up August range. $65.
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The Blossom: Palace Wall — Blooming branches against red palace walls, the most traditional memory of early spring. Cherry blossom on natural rubber, Standard+ sizing. New to the collection. $18.
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Predator Sala — Vino. The indoor-soccer icon rebuilt by Metalwood for adidas Skateboarding in shaggy suede. Had a line down La Brea in January. $150.
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The Caddie Jacket — Navy. Collection 03's flagship: 230gsm cotton twill, washed cotton lining, YKK zip, brass press studs. Cape Town workwear for the course. R 3,200 (~$176).
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Doubled for August 2026: twelve zero-torque putters, one per brand. L.A.B.'s OZ.1i leads, Scotty Cameron finally shows up with the Phantom 11R OC, and PXG, Ping, SeeMore, Axis1, and a Ballesteros-designed wildcard join the field — every price band from $249 to $549 covered.
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Sørensen Walker — Charcoal Nubuck. Hand-stitched Danish leather, the MacKenzie carry bag refined “akin to a sculpture.” Made to order. $1,750.
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Black Grouse Tweed & Leather Mallet — Black-and-white houndstooth Harris Tweed meets Italian Nappa leather, with a magnetic closure and enough padding to shrug off the rest of your bag. Sleek, stark, and very Sunday-money. $69.
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"I hit it where I'm looking. Simple as that."
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— Mo Norman
Canadian, 1929–2004
UPF Shield S/S Top — Quick-dry, cool-touch UPF-Shield stretch fabric. 100% polyester, UV protection of 50+. Inspired by surf culture rash guards, built for people who spend all day in the sun. Contrast stitching, relaxed fit. $53–$70.
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Metalwood Studio × adidas MC70 Golf — Predator upper on a golf chassis. Silver metallic leather, BOOST midsole with LIGHTSTRIKE and Torsion, water-resistant laces. Soccer-inspired asymmetry meets course-ready traction. $200.
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Tomorrow Golf Reusable Bottle — Stainless steel with double-wall insulation and a natural bamboo lid. 500ml. Minimalist white body with green branding — designed to look as clean in the office as it does in a golf bag. ~$15.
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"Playing Augusta is like playing a Salvador Dalí landscape. I expected a clock to fall out of the trees and hit me in the face."
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— David Feherty
Northern Irish, Golf Broadcaster & Author