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Spotlight - Radmor Golf

Sustainability designed into every product

About

Are you concerned about the impact of sport on the environment? Have you ever stopped to consider the materials used in your golf apparel? If so, then you’ll want to know about Radmor Golf.

Founded by Scott Morrison and Bob Conrad, Radmor is a company that is focused on sustainability and making better choices for our planet. They have noticed the irony that golf is played in nature, yet most golfers wear plastic from head to toe. The polyester used in most golf apparel is harmful to the environment, taking decades to decompose in a landfill and releasing microfibers into our oceans, soil, and water with every wear and wash.

But Radmor Golf is different. They are the first brand in the golf industry to eliminate the use of virgin polyester on a garment level, and they've limited the use of recycled ocean polyester and nylon to less than 10% of their collection. They've even developed RAD-Cycling to ensure the end-of-life of their products is environmentally responsible. And all of this is done without sacrificing quality, style, or comfort.

You can join the movement towards sustainability with Radmor Golf. Their Better Cotton Initiative (BCI) Organic and Extra-Long Staple (ELS) Pima cotton apparel incorporates more environmentally responsible performance technologies. By choosing Radmor Golf, you can make a difference in the environment while looking bloody good and enjoying the game you love.

Take action now and golf green with Radmor.

To read and find out a little more click here to visit their website.

Snippets

• PGA TOUR Latinoamérica and PGA TOUR Canada will merge to form PGA TOUR Americas, with 16 events across Latin America, Canada, and the US. The top 10 finishers on the season-long points list will earn Korn Ferry Tour membership for the following season. The 2024 schedule will be announced in September.

• Nelly Korda finished third at the Chevron Championship behind Lilia Vu and Angel Yin, but her consistent performance in six tournaments this year has earned her a return to the World No.1, knocking off Lydia Ko. Korda is pleased to have regained the top spot and hopes to continue her consistent play.

• Michael Sweeney, an aspiring PGA Tour player, is living out of his car to save money for tournament expenses. Which includes entry fees, airfare, hotels, and equipment. The 26-year-old is hoping to secure his Korn Ferry Tour card for the 2023 season. Despite not having a traditional background in collegiate golf, Sweeney has been grinding to the top and even attempted to qualify for this year's U.S. Open.

• The Mexico Open at Vidanta is firing up this week, with world number one Jon Rahm returning to defend his title. He is joined by Tony Finau and Wyndham Clark fellow golfers in the top 20 of the FedExCup standings. There will be 17 Latin American players in the field, and sponsor exemptions include Jose de Jesus Rodriguez, Alejandro Tosti, Sebastián Vázquez, and Cristobal Del Solar.

• Vidanta Vallarta is a par 71 - 6,818 meter track that opened in 2015 and runs along the Ameca River with views of the Sierra Madres on every hole. The course has large landing areas and cavernous bunkers around the large greens. Positioning off the tee is important to success, and the course has added 229 meters and 51 new bunkers in preparation for the PGA TOUR. The 72-hole record is held by Jon Rahm with a score of 267, and the 18-hole record is held by Tony Finau and Brandon Wu with a score of 63.

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