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The Tour Treatment • As advertised, Callaway reengineered the core and cover on its new Chrome Tour balls to optimize spin around the greens yet maintain the model's game-changing distance. We put these claims to the test.

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Annual Do's • The USGA always hosts a rich schedule of championships at some of the nation's finest courses—and 2024 will be no exception

Up Close with Dylan Dethier Brooks Koepka • Has life on the LIV circuit kept him sharp enough to win? His third PGA Championship, in 2023, proved that. Even at practice, the guy likes his odds.

ON THE NUMBERS • There's data behind every swing. We crunch it so you don't have to.

Seasons in the Sun • Here's a little good-for-you advice for optimizing your health benefits on course

Our member-member tournament is a partners’ better ball. Apparently, one team had a player lining up the ball on her partner's putts.

Grip It and Sip It • The John Daly—an Arnold Palmer with vodka—is the perfect springtime refresher

Swinging in the Rain • Stay dry and let it fly with sleek and stylish outerwear from Adidas

Build Focus, Sink Putts • Here's how to train your brain to roll the ball exactly where you want to By Top 100 Teacher James Sieckmann

Rickie Fowler • Ryder Cup letdown aside, the fan fave had a helluva 2023 and is now poised for more with an old friend on the lesson tee Analysis by Top 100 Teacher Brian Manzella

A Cut Above • There's already plenty to feast on at Bandon Dunes, but its new Ghost Tree Grill raises the steaks

IT'S IN THE BAG • For more than two decades, Adam Scott has been skilled enough— and smart enough—to compete at the top of the game. So, recently, when the 43-year-old Masters champion went searching for an angle of attack on the Tour's swashbuckling young players, his well-considered strategy was this: equipment free agency. And an odyssey.

A HUGE SWING FORWARD • Any fan of T2 (the movie, not runner-up finishes) could tell you that “the machines” were coming. But who could've foreseen, at least in the golf-equipment space, that they'd make things so much better and more personal? Need a driver to correct your slice? A.I. has taken care of that. Tend to toe your iron shots? Robot testing—which GOLF harnesses on the following pages and to full effect in our gear deep dive on GOLF.com—will steer you to exactly the right club. The future is here, and the most shocking thing is… your game is the winner.

CALLAWAY • The supercomputer has been busy creating a fresh face design that takes Paradym Ai Smoke to a whole new level

NO. 1 FITTED CLUBS COST TOO MUCH MONEY

CLEVELAND • Cleveland's latest lineup aims to make the game easier and more enjoyable with a blend of smart tech and game-changing forgiveness

NO. 2 I'M NOT GOOD ENOUGH TO NOTICE A DIFFERENCE

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