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New clubs come out each year, each one touted as better, more innovative and even more life-changing than the next. We’re calling their bluff.
MyGolfSpy has spent over 10 years conducting independent testing of golf equipment. We collect and analyze data, helping you get the most accurate and thorough information about which clubs really improve performance and how you can find what’s best for your game.
Each test ranks the best performing clubs, helping you know what comes out on top. No more guessing.
So many options, lofty promises, pricy clubs – what’s a golfer to do? MyGolfSpy conducts independent, rigorous testing and analysis to help you get the data you need to choose equipment that really performs. See what comes out on top.
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Mar 13
Here’s the deal...
Sam’s Club just threw a grenade into the golf ball market with the release of its new in-house ball, priced at an eye-watering $13.99 per dozen.
If that sounds familiar, it should—because this is exactly how the Kirkland Signature disrupted the industry years ago.
Back in 2016 - we put the OG Kirkland through the most rigorous testing in the game and showed the world that a cheap, no-name ball could hold its own against premium brands.
Now, Sam’s Club is attempting to recreate that moment, but the question is—will history repeat itself, or is this just another cheap ball destined for the bargain bin?
The price alone makes it impossible to ignore.
At just over a dollar per ball, Sam’s Club is offering something that’s practically unheard of in today’s market, where a dozen Pro V1s will set you back nearly $60.
But price is only part of the equation—performance matters.
If this ball can compete with tour-caliber options in terms of distance, spin, and consistency, it could be yet another wake-up call for the industry.
Costco’s success with the Kirkland ball forced premium brands to justify their pricing and improve their products.
If the Sam’s ball follows suit, the impact could be massive, not just for budget-conscious golfers but for the entire golf equipment landscape.
This move is also a clear signal that private-label golf balls are here to stay. The biggest brands in golf have relied on marketing and legacy to command high prices, but consumers are getting smarter.
With access to better materials, manufacturing, and data-driven testing (*cough cough 😉*), golfers are realizing they don’t have to spend a fortune to get a quality ball.
The Sam’s Club ball is either a cheap knockoff or the next great disruptor—but either way, it’s worth putting to the test.
And if history is any indicator, you already know who’s going to tell you the truth 🤝
Mar 7
Which brand should we break down next?? 👀💬
With all the models golf companies release - it can get confusing
First up - the @titleist GT drivers
Between the 1, 2, 3 or 4 - what seems like the best pick for you?
SAVE this if you’re thinking about getting fit soon ;)
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Mar 5
TOP DRIVERS FOR DISTANCE 💣
If you’re big on grabbing an extra few yards - it’s tough to know where to start (other than the gym) 😂
After 18,620 shots…
Here are the drivers of the season that proved to get you further down the fairway.
5️⃣ @titleist GT3
4️⃣ cobragolf DS Adapt Max K
3️⃣ @callawaygolf Elyte ♦️♦️♦️
2️⃣ @titleist GT4
🏆 @titleist GT2
Make sure to SAVE this before your next fitting
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Mar 3
Let me invite you into MyGolfSpy HQ…👀
Together with @puttview - we built a putting lab that exposes every break, every misread and every excuse
How does this change YOUR test results?
COMMENT “test” for the details
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