Another limited edition run by Scotty Cameron as he drops smiles all over the Bay Area for this week’s US Open. The SC Happy Face headcovers are available in blade form or the more apt large mallets style flatsticks. What more can you ask for than a happy smile whenever you sink those bogeys. Check it out online.
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Nike introduces the Nike Free-inspired Tiger Woods 2013 spikes. The natural motion engineered outsole is designed to mimic and conform to the natural motion of the foot, coupled with the protection and traction of a lightweight performance golf shoe. This innovative outsole allows the athlete to keep contact with the ground longer, better harnessing the energy of the foot to the shoe and, therefore, the shoe to the ground. The shoes also feature the new Dynamic Fit support system and flywire-infused nylon straps that extend 360° from the footbed to the lacing system. Can’t get more secure footing and adaptive fit than that!
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Puma presents a slick and fast looking golf shoe for a walking sport. The Puma Faas Trac evoSpeed is lightweight, flexible, and allegedly infused with the speed of Usain Bolt, the world’s fastest man. Flashy Rickie Fowler will be rocking a pair during the upcoming US Open at Olympic. The one-piece, waterproof upper keeps the overall weight down and the shoes also feature Puma’s S²QuillTec spikes for ultimate traction and flexibility. The close-to-the-ground design combined with flex grooves help enhance flexibility and 360 degrees of movement. Pick up a pair.
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IJP Design, better known as Ian Poulter’s company, presents the Golden State limited edition headcover to mark the season’s Majors. IJP Design is offering only dropping 500 of these limited edition covers each with their own individually signed and numbered silver tag. Designed by Poulter himself, the golf cover features iconic graphics relating to San Francisco and the Olympic Club course. Each cover comes with a red IJP Design ball marker and protective lined tote bag. Available in mallet or blade fit.
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Legendary Italian carmarker Ferrari partners up with Cobra and releases their line of metalwoods and bags. So now, if you can’t afford the cool quarter-million dollar price tag for the famous cars, at least you can swing a club like the owner would. PGA Tour pro Ian Poulter is the brand’s poster boy for the project. The redheaded golf driver, which uses Cobra’s ZL technology along with new aerodynamics, comes in at $2,000, while the bag runs even more at $2,400. But the leather cart bag will be made from the same supple leather used in the Ferrari GT seats. All the Ferrari x Cobra gear drops in July, including other accessories like $120 polo shirts and $250 jackets patterned after the interior of a Ferrari. Puma is also expected to launch some Ferrari golf shoes too, which will set you back about $600 bones. All I gotta say is, dope.
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Not to be left out of the spikeless shoe market, adidas introduces the Crossflex based on a successful line of their running shoes. The Crossflex features a footbed contour that’s designed to fit the foot better and provide support throughout the swing. The uppers have the legendary Climaproof mesh for breathability, yet the shoes carry a 2-year waterproof promise. Traction is provided by what adidas is calling “zonal traction elements” or a series of molded pod-like spikes. Dropping in July for about $100 bucks.
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Nike drops a new addition to its successful Method putter franchise and it has a darker side – the Nike Method Midnight putter. The Midnight putter is available in a dark chrome finish with three new milled head shapes: the 006, 007, and 008. All three models rely on polymetal face groove technology, which combine steel and polymer. Street price of around $323 and will drop at retail on June 15, 2012.
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Nike introduces their brand new phone app, the NG360°, which gives golfers the tools to fine-tune their game, swing, body and gear. All for free. Track your rounds, dig deep on stats, get feedback on your swing from pros and your friends, and access golf-specific workouts. NG360° is a clubhouse, practice tee, gym and pro shop — all in one. And did we mention it’s free?
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One of the most comfortable shoes on the planet, The new TRUE Linkswear PHX Limited Edition launches in a unique white pebbled leather upper to go with the forest green outsole and laces. These low-profile soft spikes are really clean and super comfortable, it’s like going barefoot on the grass. Not to mention the PHX have the crossover capability you’re looking for when moving from the course to the bar. Limited production run of 250, so go get a pair today. Sets you back $150.
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Leading up to the Masters, Red Bull brings us a new vid feature Rickie Fowler, Lexi Thompson and a few other notables playing some golf Skeeball. Drink some Red Bull, hit over the lake, carry the water, and into the famous Skeeball style targets. Keep it loose, keep it fun. Red Bull and Rickie are always having a good time.
Nike presents their latest reincarnation of the Lunar Control Limited Edition for the Masters. You know reigning champ Charl Schwartzel will be in them, as well as Glover, Paul Casey and Stewart Cink to name a few. The Limited Edition Lunar Control still has the premium full-grain waterproof leather enhanced with brogue details on the vamp and quarter. Nike put the cushioning pops in green on the all-white shoe. Complementing the classy silhouette are the green laces, green sock liner, and a supple velvet shoe bag. Street price of $150, if you can find ‘em.
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ECCO drops the Biom Hybrid Limited Edition, with only a 100 pairs being made in a white base color with custom green highlights. Freddie Couples will be rocking these shoes during the 2012 Masters, as he loves ECCO’s Natural Motion technology features and the street-style outsole. It’s only fitting, since Freddie kicked off the “street shoe” craze in 2010 when he rocked a pair of ECCOs at Augusta National. Retails for $190.
