TaylorMade wants you to know that the reason your golf ball flew offline might not be entirely your fault. OK, it probably is, but we've all hit golf shots that get up in the air and then do something ...

Equipment manufacturers constantly seek out new product feedback from consumers. If something is working, they want to know about it. Shortly after TaylorMade’s Tour Response Stripe was released in ...

Fallout from TaylorMade’s lawsuit against rival golf equipment manufacturer Callaway has taken an intriguing twist in the form of a new marketing campaign for the 2026 editions of TaylorMade’s TP5 and ...

Equipment company legal disagreements are nothing new, and while most of the time, they are buried in the minutiae of lawyer letters traded back and forth and out-of-court settlements, sometimes they ...

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Lando Norris might be known for his achievements in racing cars, but when he's not on the track, you might find him on the golf course. And although he isn't famous for being a golf pro, he is enough ...

Last month, TaylorMade filed a lawsuit against Callaway arguing that its competitor coordinated a marketing campaign designed to sling mud at TaylorMade and mislead both consumers and retailers into ...

Legal battles between golf-equipment makers are nothing new but the root of the latest clash between two golf-industry heavyweights might be: golf-ball paint. In a lawsuit filed this month, TaylorMade ...

Golf balls can vary in feel, flight, distance and control, but finding the right one does not have to be complicated. Golf.com Which wedge bounce is best for your game? This 4-question quiz will tell ...