Although Nike ceased club production back in 2016, you can still find a handful of the brand's clubs on the professional ...

PGA Tour Champions pro Richard Green owns 2004 Nike irons and a 40-year-old putter. On a social-media video, he explained why ...

On Wednesday, Nike quietly posted some major news to its website: 14 years after launching golf clubs, Nike will exit the golf equipment business entirely. The company will continue to sell golf ...

Nike wants to make improving your golf game easier. The world’s largest maker of sporting goods obtained a patent Sept. 4 to put data-collecting sensors in golf club heads to improve personalization.

Nike Golf is getting out of the club-making equipment business, the company announced on Wednesday in a stunning release. Near the end of business hours on the East Coast, Nike dropped this bomb on ...

The cast in this staged reality show would be: Clubs from the original Golf Digest Hot List (2004): TaylorMade R580 driver, Callaway Steelhead III fairway woods, Nike CPR hybrid, Nike Slingshotirons, ...

Daric Ashford wants to make a point he hopes is as readily apparent as the wall-to-wall green grass at Augusta National Golf Club: Nike is more committed to its golf business than ever. Ashford is the ...

Well, whenever Tiger Woods does return to competition, he certainly won't be playing with Nike equipment. In a seismic shift for the industry, Nike Inc. announced that its golf division is ...

Nike Inc. will launch new golf clubs this month without the promotional muscle of golfing great Tiger Woods. That will be a challenge for the sporting-goods giant, which was largely a nonentity in ...

Nike (NYSE:NKE) is getting out of the business of selling golf clubs and balls, products it built around Tiger Woods but has seen suffer with a recent downturn in the sport. The Beaverton, Ore.-based ...