Golfers often have strong opinions about the small details of the game. One of the quickest ways to spark a reaction on a practice range is the sight of iron covers moving from bag to bag. Many ...

A driver and one fairway wood are in the back of the bag. Six irons are in the middle, and four wedges and a putter are in the front. On the left of the bag, in a sleeve, is an umbrella. The driver ...

Aaron Rai just did the unthinkable, beating the very best players in the world to the Wannamaker Trophy on PGA Championship Sunday. It wasn’t Rory McIlroy, Jon Rahm, or Scottie Scheffler who made a ...

Our intro here pertains to Aaron Rai’s iron covers and his two gloves and his other unique characteristics, so I can understand if you want to click away, as the subject, while charming, has been ...

Aaron Rai proudly violates one of golf’s oldest faux pas. It’s a problem that can be heard before it can be spotted. Not in the noise it produces, but in the noise it silences: The glorious clacking ...

Aaron Rai, a two-time European Tour winner and recent victor at the 2024 Wyndham Championship, has become the subject of much debate in the golfing world—not for his skills, but for his use of iron ...

Aaron Rai's quirk of wearing two gloves and leaving covers on his irons came to the fore after the top achievement of his career. Rai won the PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club on Sunday, ...

After all, iron covers are yet another thing to keep track of, increase the possibility of pulling the wrong club and slow down the pace of play. Despite all those potential drawbacks, Alex Smalley's ...