PGA Show Day #2: Abacus Is Swedish For Style

One of my favorite fashion-forward golfwear companies is Abacus, a Swedish firm that mixes style and performance with more than a bit of European flair. I first wrote about Abacus after the PGA Show two years ago and make it a point to check in from time to time. This year's show, which is nearly done, was the perfect place to look in again. Shirts, pants, rainwear, sweaters, ruggers, accessories—Abacus offers a full line for both men and women that is especially notable for its bright colors, visible in the images on this page. Most of the clothing is appropriate off the course... Full Story
tl
tr
Courses & Travel
The Boulders: Between A Rock And An Easy Place

In our consumer-driven culture, the emphasis is always on new, new, new. The “what have you done for me lately” dilemma. While I’m as interested in technological advancements as the next guy, our desire for the next big thing can cause us to overlook the tried and true, the old reliables, those pro Full Story

tl
tr
Equipment
PGA Show Day #1: First Looks At Fun New Golf Products

It happens every year: I’m never as tired as I am after walking the floor of the PGA Show. Today was the first day of the show having moved indoors, into the way too spacious Orange County Convention Center in Orlando. There are thousands of exhibitors, from the major golf club manufacturers to tiny start- Full Story

tl
tr
Personalities
Faldo ProCare: Sir Nick Wants To Save Your Skin

The PGA Merchandise Show has begun. Golf’s biggest trade show opened this morning in Orlando with Demo Day, a huge, outdoor, beat-balls-till-you-drop fest at the Orange County National Golf Course, which is somewhere the other side of Mickey Mouse. I’m proud (or maybe deluded) to say that this is m Full Story