Golf equipment has a short shelf life these days. A driver gets replaced, an iron line gets refreshed and suddenly a club you bought two seasons ago is considered “ancient.” And that is particularly true for pro golfers who have unfettered access to the latest equipment. But pros occasionally decide to hold on to their older clubs because they can’t find a replacement that will beat the original. The bags at the 2026 Presidents Cup show that’s a…
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