There once was a day, not too long ago, when all of my favorite golf shirts were polyester. Maybe it was the Covid 15 (that’s 15 extra pounds) or maybe it is my getting older but I simple cannot stand wearing polyester anymore. Yes, it never wrinkles, but it is slinky and not exactly the best material for us non gym goers. Plus it’s like the plastic bottles of clothing-really bad for the environment. On the other hand we have cotton. There is a reason cotton is the has been the material for choice for centuries and why designers keep returning to it. Unlike polyester, cotton is soft, classic ..read more

One of my favorite things about writing product reviews is seeing the evolution of a brand. In the case of True Linkswear, it has been dramatic and impressive. Starting out as a pure golf shoe company, they are now playing in the crossover / lifestyle arena. Moreover, the styles have vastly improved to meet more of mainstream look. Old True Linkswear fans will fondly recall the “clown shoe” look of yore. Specifically, a few years ago (gosh COVID just ruins all of my time estimates) True Linkswear introduced their True Knits which were super light, super comfy and appropriate for all manners of ..read more

I’ve played golf for, jeez, 30 years now. In 2018 I had my first driver fitting. I’m an idiot. There’s always been a struggle between those that freak out over golf equipment, constantly tinkering and buying the next new big thing, and those that are still swinging their Tommy Armours and spouting the ‘it’s the native-american not the arrow’ sermon. I’ve always been sort of in between – I understand that technological advancements in clubs will certainly render better products, but I never thought my game was worthy of being labored over in an expensive manner.  Cut to 2018… I was fitted ..read more

Wilson, once a giant in the golf industry has been through a lot over the last 20+ years. When I was growing up in the 80s, Wilson along with MacGregor, and Ben Hogan were the irons to have. In fact my first set of Irons were a set of Wilson 1200 Jrs back in the 80s. What was cool when you were a kid always holds a spot in your heart, particularly when you get older. I have been tempted to go back, particularly with a set of Ci5s back in 2009, but never took the leap. They make really good looking clubs, particularly their blades and player distance irons. While you don’t see a bunch of Wilson ..read more

As a frequent walker, I am always on the lookout for a high end pushcart. While I am a big fan of Sun Mountain and Clickgear, I am very intrigued by the new Walker Trolley. The look of these pushcarts is sophisticated and belying by its outwardly streamlined, minimalist appearance. Their mission is simple: make walking golf cool, again.  For golfers who like to hit the open road, a convenient one-fold handle makes collapsing and unfolding the trolley easier than any other push cart on the market. A central hub enables the handle and legs to bend on two separate axes for a compact fold ..read more

While over the years I have reviewed a number of rangefinders, there is only one brand that stays in my bag. In my opinion, Bushnell is the hand down leader and the best range finder you can own. To that point, Bushnell has been my rangefinder of choice since I started Three Guys Golf and for the past two years I have happily been using the Bushnell Pro X2. Frankly, I was not even excited to try out the new Bushnell Pro XE as I could not imagine there could be any meaningful new features. Well, I was wrong. Bushnell, has a long history with golf and hunting where distance accuracy is cr ..read more

True Linkswear has been a brand that has always intrigued me, though I never owned a pair of their shoes until this year. Earlier in the year, I tried a pair of the Outsiders, and while I liked the look, the feel was just a bit off for me. Fortunately, Three Guys gave me a pair of True Linkswear TL-01s to try out and review. The TL-01 is billed as “a shoe created to seamlessly transition from the office to the links and everywhere in between.” The TL-01 is very lightweight coming in at a whopping 8.7 ounces and like most True’s, they are zero drop to provide natural balance and stabilit ..read more

Living on the east coast, I get to play a lot of golf courses with varying geography. For example, we have mountain courses in the west of our state, ocean courses to the east and then there is the Pinehurst courses which are set right in the middle. Still, I have only limited experience with golf in the west (outside of Las Vegas and Phoenix) so I was wholly looking forward to experiencing the visual fireworks of Seven Canyons Golf course in Sedona Arizona. Typically, the best time to visit Sedona is in the Spring or Fall when the temperatures are perfect. I, on the other hand, decided ..read more

In late February 2019, during the winter of our discontent in North Carolina, we had been subjected to torrential rains for many, many weeks. During this monsoon season, I accepted a hard truth, my 7-year-old Ecco Biom Spikes and 2-year-old Ecco Biom Hybrids were in dire need of replacement. I needed waterproof (not water resistant) golf shoes stat. On a cold and wet Sunday afternoon shortly after (most likely watching golf), I was mindlessly scrolling through my social media feed wishing I was on the golf course, and I saw an ad for Short Par 4 with a discount subscription code, indica ..read more

In 2017, True Linkswear scrapped basically every model they had and started from scratch. To that end, they settled on just two models, The Original and the Outsider. Since that time I have worn both models but am a much bigger fan of the Original (I have 4 pairs of the Original, and for what it’s worth, I purchased 3 pairs with my own money). So, for the past year I have been wearing the True Original as my primary golf shoe. Additionally, I wear the black pair to work about three times a week (and sometimes the green pair which go well with a pair of green pants I have). Suffice to say I ..read more