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Bill Haas is currently leading the 2014 Masters. This is his 5th consecutive year competing in the tournament. Haas is using the Titleist Pro V1x and it’s working.
Bill is just one of the many distinguished golfers in his family. His father, Jay Haas, won the PGA Tour 9 times. His uncle, Jerry Haas, and brother, Jay Haas Jr. were both PGA Tour Players. Masters runs in his blood as great uncle, Bob Goalby, was the Masters winner in 1968.
Check out one of Bill's Birdies here.
So now we officially know the PGA Tour will undergo a significant schedule change in 2028, though the particulars still have to be ironed out. But I’m not a big fan of what we’ve heard so far with the sole exception being turning the Tour Championship into match play. Essentially, beginning in 2028, the schedule will feature a Championship Series with the biggest names playing for purses over $20 million. There will be the Championship Challenger Series with $4 million purses.
A milestone that underscores decades of innovation, sustainability, and trust among 1+ million golfers nationwide. Sugar Land, Texas (June 24th, 2026) PG Golf and LostGolfBalls.com proudly announced today the sale of their 1 billionth recycled golf ball, marking a historic milestone in the company’s mission to make golf more affordable and environmentally sustainable.
Wyndham Clark (Titleist Pro V1x) and Sam Burns (Callaway Chrome Tour X) did just what I thought they would, albeit a week later. Heading into Canadian Open, I picked Clark and Burns as my two choices in the PG Golf pool. It was the second time using both in the pool, and you are only allowed to pick a player twice. I loved Clark’s form – he had won the CJ Cup Byron Nelson and tied for third in the Memorial Tournament.
