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There were more than 1,200 exhibitors at this week's PGA Merchandise Show, but the Weekly 18 waded through them all to find the hottest products of the year.

ORLANDO, Fla. -- On my second day here at the PGA Merchandise Show, I spent eight straight hours on the floor, wading through literally hundreds of new products. More than anything, I wanted to see what's in and what's out for this season -- not nece...

Blog | Conversation | January 28, 2006

ORLANDO, Fla. -- Many protagonists have bashed the PGA Merchandise Show in recent years -- and not without just cause. Some top-level companies don't even attend the annual event anymore, as it's certainly lost some luster from the heyday of the once...

Blog | Conversation | January 27, 2006

With more people and products than some can fathom, the annual PGA Merchandise Show is up to its usual tricks.

As I prepare to head to Orlando for this week's PGA Merchandise Show -- my first time attending the event -- I'll whet your appetite for golf industry news by reporting on some gizmos, thingamajigs and doodads that have found my mailbox recently. (B...

Blog | Conversation | January 24, 2006

Titleist didn't need the PGA Merchandise Show this year -- its best advertising has come from its players.