Industry News

Discount Golf World is proud to announce that we have over 10,000 brand new, top-rated, popularly reviewed golf bags in-stock and ready to ship at rock bottom prices! Discount Golf World is an industry leader in golf bags, providing a huge selection of standard, specialty, hard to find and licensed golf bags. Our warehouse is ready to ship your golf bags for Christmas. We stock golf bags from these popular brands: Adidas, Bag Boy, Callaway, Cleveland, Club Glove, Cobra, Mizuno, Nike, Ogio, PING, Samsonite, Sun Mountain, Taylor Made, Team Effort, Titleist, Top Flite, Tour Edge and Wilson. So whether you’re looking for a cart bag, stand bag, carry bag, Sunday bag, travel bag, Tour Staff bag or any other type of golf bag, Discount Golf World has you covered. Keep reading for more details and golf bag specials! Read the rest of this entry »

Winning Edge Designs golf club headcovers are now sold online by Discount Golf World. Winning Edge Designs headcovers are premium headcovers with a funky wild side: protect your clubs with smiling gorillas, winking Betty Boops, pumped-up Popeyes and even pretty flowers and cute animals. Winning Edge Designs headcovers are a great gift idea for the golfer who has everything or the grumpy player who needs a goofy headcover to brighten his day. But Winning Edge Designs headcovers are great for any golfer because there are dozens and dozens of personality-matching headcovers that are more fun and look cooler than boring standard headcovers. Make a statement with Winning Edge Designs headcovers! Read the rest of this entry »

Nike Golf belts come in a dizzying array of strap, buckle, finish, and technology options to ensure a stylish and functional golfing experience. In order to help you make an informed, confident decision I have provided a list of commonly used terms found in Nike belt pages on this site. Read the rest of this entry »

What’s the difference between waterproof, water-resistant, and water-repellent? What is laminate construction? What do pressure ratings mean? This is a how-to guide for buying rain garments, specifically rain suits,  jackets and pants. Below you’ll find easy to understand descriptions of commonly used but often misunderstood terms. The information is meant to help you decide which garment to buy based on the possible and/or likely conditions you’ll encounter while outside. Read the rest of this entry »

Discount Golf World has Nike Golf’s Tiger Woods shirts, pants, hats, shoes, and clubs that he wears and uses on the PGA Tour. If you’ve ever wondered what Tiger Woods wore during a particular tournament, or what he’s wearing in an upcoming tournament, check out the DGW Pros page for Tiger Woods. There you’ll find apparel and equipment used by Tiger Woods; you can also check out other Tour pros like Phil Mickelson, Michelle Wie, Sergio Garcia and many of your favorite players. Read the rest of this entry »

What is meant by the bounce angle of a golf wedge, the camber, the width, and the grind? And how does a golfer decide which wedge configuration is best, or should golfers use multiple wedges depending on course conditions and style of play? Finally, how important are the grooves and how often should wedges be replaced? All these questions are answered below, along with some interesting facts about PGA Tour Pros and some of the newest wedges on the market. Read the rest of this entry »

Nike Golf has been working with their Tour Pros like Tiger Woods to develop a new golf ball. The result are the new Nike ONE Tour golf balls, available in three different setups: Nike ONE Tour, Nike ONE Tour D, and Nike ONE Vapor. These new golf balls build upon their predecessors Nike One Black and Nike One Platinum (series 4) but have been specifically honed for a wider range of golfer characteristics. Ultimately, the new Nike ONE Tour golf balls represent the epitome of golf ball design, bringing Tour-proven engineering to your own bag. Keep reading to learn which ball is right for you and the advantages of playing the most advanced ball in golf. Read the rest of this entry »

Golf shoes need to be replaced on a regular basis to ensure proper performance and wearer health. The general consensus is that athletic shoes need to be replaced every 200-500 miles. If you don’t equate golf shoes with athletic shoes, consider that a golfer can easily walk hundreds of miles per year, not to mention the twisting and stress on the shoe from swinging, uneven terrain, and weather extremes. Having fancy clubs and expensive training will be wasted if you can’t get a grip, stay balanced, and transfer your energy to the ball. Plus, if you’re going to be on your feet for hours and want to stay focused, the last thing you need is aching feet or shoe problems. Do your feet - and your golf game - a favor and replace your worn out golf shoes with a new pair. Keep reading for detailed information and shoe comparison. Read the rest of this entry »

Traveling with golf clubs is often necessary but rarely enjoyed. Clubs are precision instruments that must be protected, so if you’re planning a trip don’t forget to include a travel golf bag or travel golf case. Whether you’re driving to a neighboring golf course or flying to a distant country, having the right travel bag to protect and securely carry your golf clubs and gear is a priority. Without a travel bag, your clubs are likely to be damaged, lost, stolen, or otherwise put in harms way. And let’s not forget about your balls, tees, hats, shoes, and other necessities — all of which can be stored in a travel bag. Proper planning, and the right travel bag, will mean more space in your carry on, less worry, and having your gear arrive in great condition. Keep reading for detailed information about golf travel bags! Read the rest of this entry »

Falling leaves and shorter days can mean the end of golfing - but it doesn’t have to. In fact, golfing during the off-season is typically cheaper and less crowded; you can also spend more time working on a shot or tweaking your swing without slowing the pace of play. The biggest challenge of winter golf is figuring out what to wear. No, not deciding between striped or argyle polos, but making sure your clothing is capable of keeping you comfortable in winter conditions. With a little effort now you can put together a clothing system that allows you to golf as the temperature drops, when the wind picks up, or even as precipitation dampens the course. So I’ve created a guide to make sure you’ve got the right clothing from head to toe: gloves, hat, sunglasses, base layer, outer layer, pants, socks, and shoes. Read the rest of this entry »