Awesome Golf

LEGOParadise designed and built this really fun and clever interactive LEGO set. The minifig-size mini golf course has three unique holes, and includes moving obstacles like a spinning windmill and a golf ball elevator. Show your support for the project on LEGO Ideas, and it might just go into production.

Trouble keeping your golf ball straight? This training aid from Watson Golf can help eliminate that unwanted slice or hook. Its design provides instant wrist and hand position feedback when your clubhead isn’t square to the ball, and can also help to keep downswings more consistent. Save 20% in The Awesomer Shop.

The guys from How Ridiculous take a momentary vacation from tossing stuff off of a tower to play some golf. While on the fairway, they performed various destructive and unscientific experiments, including testing many hollow-core doors and panes of glass they could drive a golf ball through.

Improve your short game with this complete training system from PuttOUT. The set includes a putting mat, pressure putt trainer to help perfect your distance, a mirror system for aligning your club, and three putting gates. For a limited time, save $38 with code GOLF38 at checkout.

Tens of millions of golf balls are made every year. In this clip from Golf Town, they take us inside one of Titleist’s factories to see how they make their Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls. The process starts with a rubber sheet, which is formed and smoothed, then encased in a dimpled urethane covering before painting and packaging.

The Linksoul x True Lux Knit Sneaker is the star of the ultra-comfy Wave collection, the first collaboration between the two modern golf-wear brands. True’s signature cleat-less treads provide an awesome grip-to-weight ratio, the breathable upper is waterproof, and a reflective “Make Par Not War” heel tag reflects your game spirit.

To celebrate the 2020 Masters, golf’s final championship this year, Royal Albartross is giving away a one-of-a-kind pair of Saxon White spikeless shoes. Hand-painted by Caitlin Fielder, they illustrate the Augusta Nat’l Golf Club. Contest ends 11:59 p.m. EST Nov. 15, hours after the crowning of a new golf champ.

With thoughtful design features like water- and stain-resistance for its lightweight golf bags, playfully embroidered putter covers, personalization and fresh color schemes, Fall golf has never looked better thanks to Stitch Golf. The North Carolina-based company also sells a full line of colorful golf apparel.

Located in the heart of the Ozarks, Missouri’s incredible Big Cedar Lodge has a rare 19th bonus hole at their Payne’s Valley golf course, created by Tiger Woods and Johnny Morris. The scenic par-3 hole is nestled between rock formations, has a working waterfall, and is the perfect spot for a friendly bet after a round.

Whether or not you golf, nothing beats a cocktail at the 19th hole. The Pebble Beach Whiskey Wedge Rocks Glass by Corkcicle perfectly chills your favorite spirit without diluting its flavor. Just put the etched rocks glass and clever silicone ice form in the freezer to make a slow-melting wedge that leans on one side of the glass.

Whether you’re new to golf or a high-handicap player needing to break bad habits, Wilson Golf’s Launch Pad Graphite Irons optimize loft so your swing floats above the turf, resulting in higher ball flight. These clubs really get the ball airborne, thanks to hollow construction that maximizes speed and distance.

Keep dry on the course no matter how heavy the rain is falling with one of these massive golf umbrellas from Bagail. Made from high-quality micro-weave fabric, they come in 58″, 62″, and 68″ diameters, and offer a sturdy fiberglass shaft and dual-canopy design that prevents damage from wind gusts.

Link up your tunes on the golf links with the Bushnell Wingman GPS Bluetooth Speaker. More than a mobile sound device, the Wingman relays audible distance info when synched with the Bushnell Golf App. A remote button enables tips on the course, and the main unit conveniently mounts magnetically to metal golf cart bars.

(PG-13: Language) The guys from Achievement Hunter and Rooster Teeth present a new competition show where ridiculously costumed contestants take their miniature golf games to the max on a quest for their very own ugly green jacket. Premieres 6.10.20 on Rooster Teeth’s subscription channel FIRST.

This backyard golf game combines putting practice with vintage arcade fun. Putt your ball down the artificial turf and take aim for the holes in its backboard to rack up points. Made from birch wood, it folds neatly into its storage box when not in use. It doesn’t dispense tickets, so no stuffed animal prize for your high score.

This indoor/outdoor golf game is a good way to hone your short game, or just a fun way to pass the time. Rather than putting to the hole, you chip into one of three baskets, much like hitting bags in a game of cornhole. Includes two target boards, two chipping mats, and six foam golf balls. Save 16% in The Awesomer Shop.

Refine your golf swing at home with this complete practice set from Callaway. It includes an 8′ x 8′ hitting net, a turf hitting mat for your ball and tee, along with a ball feeder that holds up to 35 golf balls. Save 20% off the MSRP in The Awesomer Shop.

Designed by Eric Ochs, Golphers‘ unique pocket knife is designed specifically for golf players. In addition to a substantial S35VN stainless steel blade and a selection of cool scale styles, it packs a titanium divot tool, a magnetic ball marker in the handle, and the requisite bottle opener. Awesomer readers save 10% with code AWESOME10.

No more ugly tassels and metal spikes. The embossed-leather Croco golf sneaker goes from the clubhouse to the club. Designed in England and handmade in Italy, Royal Albartross’ golf shoes feature modern style, impeccable stitching, gold details, and a kicky orange sole with rubber cleats for grip on the greens and comfort on the street.

PGA masters and side-betting amateurs are guaranteed an equally serious advantage with Bushnell Golf’s advanced rangefinder. The Pro XE assesses distance for uphill and downhill shots with its Slope technology, factors in temperature and barometric pressure, and provides visual and vibration feedback when it locks onto the flag.

Inspired by the ProPILOT 2.0 driver assistance tech coming to some of its cars, Nissan engineered a golf ball that drives itself to the hole once on the putting green. The ball has an internal motor and works with an overhead camera and sensors to make its way to the cup regardless of how the player hits the ball.

Do you have trouble connecting with the ball? Well thanks to Ping Golf and John Deere, that won’t be a problem on the putting green, thanks to this 61.5″ long, 325 lb. aluminum putter head they fabricated. It’ll be on display at the 2019 John Deere Classic in Silvis, Ill, where fans can even give it a try. Action video here.

What’s more exciting than a road trip to the U.S. Open in Pebble Beach? A road trip with Lexus packed with awesome cars, sights, and golf courses along the way. We knew that we would have a great time on this weeklong odyssey cruising the California coast line, but nothing could prepare us for the glorious world of Lexus hospitality.