By Larry Feldman

What in the world have I been thinking about? I’ve been playing this stupid game for nearly 40 years now and, despite my moments of brilliance (maybe a slight exaggeration) over that period, I found out that I was doing it with the wrong clubs the whole time.

Father’s Day is that time of year when the golf season goes into full swing. Temperatures are warming, the U.S. Open traditionally finishes on that day and sons and daughters want to find something special for Dad to celebrate his special moment.

The most popular wedge on the PGA Tour—those designed by Titleist master craftsman Bob Vokey--have now been made available to the general golfing public in the special treatments, grinds and customizations that previously had only been produced inside a tour equipment van.

For TaylorMade Golf the Burner line of drivers and fairway woods have been among the most popular products on the market. But a year and a half ago the company unveiled its first set of Burner irons-- a line fashioned for players looking for distance and forgiveness—and they became the most successful iron in TaylorMade history.

Bushnell Golf, which has pretty much been the leader when it comes to laser rangefinders for golfers with over 90% of professional caddies and players reporting using them for practice rounds, has unveiled its latest and most advanced satellite GPS distance finder for recreational players with the Bushnell Yardage Pro XGC+.

Matt Kuchar has had a breakthrough season on the PGA Tour and he's done it with something of a secret weapon in his bag.

Travel and golf seem to go together like wine and cheese.  The sport was seemingly made for those that enjoy some leisure time away from home and love to find interesting ways to combine all sorts of travel adventures with their passion for a game that is enjoyed all around the world in an endless array of settings and climates.

One of the more unique training aids to come along in recent years that promotes a downward “pro-style” stroke on the golf ball--and has caught on with teachers and players alike--is the Tour Striker practice club.

Having golf travel cases is a good thing to get organized. It’s a good investment; too, to make our golf tools last longer. These travel cases can save you much space and worries because you can orderly compile and put things together inside such cases.