Hello Golf Tips Magazine followers and subscribers,
Get ready for the future of golf! Next week, the industry’s biggest stage, the 2026 PGA Show, kicks off in sunny Orlando. This isn’t just another trade show; it’s a massive showcase of everything that will be making your time on the course more enjoyable, efficient, and innovative in the year ahead.
From groundbreaking new gear that promises to shave strokes off your score to state-of-the-art technology that makes practice more productive, the event is packed with innovations. We’ll be seeing new AI-powered course management systems, detachable GPS handheld speakers, advanced launch monitors from brands like NVISAGE, and ingenious new wearable performance sensors like the BAL. ON smart insoles.
But the 2026 PGA Show is about more than just tech. We’re talking about the latest in golf equipment, including unique putters with convex faces, new club designs, and durable lithium battery solutions for carts. We’ll also dive into golfer performance and fitness options, and explore new software platforms designed to enhance the travel and course experience. What attendee’s can expect to see at this year’s PGA Show.
Featured New Golf Technologies:
- MILESEEY GeneSonic Pro: This product is described as the world’s first golf speaker with a detachable GPS handheld that provides accurate, subscription-free yardages on the course without needing a smartphone or mobile signal.
- On-Pin Verifeye Enhancements: On-Pin is debuting major advancements to its platform, including an AI-enhanced Pace-of-Play Lifecycle that uses AI and passive RFID tracking to predict and manage course flow and reduce round delays by up to 21 minutes.
- Toptracer Go & Toptracer IQ: Toptracer is launching two new products: Toptracer Go, which allows players to scan a QR code in their bay to get instant access to shot data (distance, ball speed, etc.), and Toptracer IQ, a business intelligence platform using AI to help facilities manage data and optimize revenue.
- NVISAGE Launch Monitor Lineup: NVISAGE Technologies is presenting its complete lineup of launch monitors, including entry-level and professional-grade models such as the overhead N1 and N2, and the portable NEO-E, all integrating with the MURLIE software for analysis and simulation.
- Inrange Skills Lab: This new practice product analyzes a player’s game and suggests drills across five core areas to provide a clearer sense of what to work on and why, turning driving range bays into multi-customer assets.
- Trojan Battery Next-Generation Lithium Solutions: Trojan is debuting new 36V and 72V OnePack lithium-ion batteries designed for higher-performance golf cart and utility vehicle applications, offering enhanced safety features and durability.
- Myputter: A unique putter from Swiss brand Myvicto, featuring a distinctive convex face designed to reduce skidding and improve distance control and stability.
- Club Pilot & Clubhaus Platforms: New club-management software solutions are also featured, with Club Pilot offering a mobile-first platform with an AI concierge, and Clubhaus providing a mobile-first F&B ordering system to smooth pace of play and capture more orders.
- AyrSupport Inflatable Club Protection: This innovative system uses an inflatable barrier to protect golf clubs during travel, a solution to a common golfer’s annoyance.
Other Noteworthy Tech Items:
- Wearable Performance Technology: Expect to see products like BAL. ON smart insoles, which use pressure plates in your shoes to record and map weight shift data in real time, and the Nike x Hyperice boot, which uses dynamic air compression and heat to warm up feet and ankles for activity.
- Club and Grip Sensors: Look out for new SkyGolf GameTraX 360 sensors (SuperTags) that fit into club grips to capture club data and provide 3D swing analysis, and SensorEdge grips that measure exactly how and where you are applying force during a swing.
- Rangefinders and GPS: Beyond the GeneSonic Pro, other brands like Bushnell and FlightScope are integrating data, with the Bushnell Tour Hybrid offering both slope-adjusted distances to the pin and front/center/back yardages via an app, and the new Garmin G20 Solar GPS Handheld powered by the sun.
- Augmented and Virtual Reality: XR.golf is set to combine AR/VR headset technology with real-ball tracking in products like Putt Dojo, a mixed-reality putting environment that uses precise ball tracking to offer targeted drills for distance control.
- Course Management Software: A variety of cloud-based platforms will be on display, including TenFore Golf and foreUp, which offer solutions for point of sale, tee sheets, booking engines, and marketing, and GolfStatus for streamlined tournament management.
- Robotic and Automated Equipment: The show will feature innovative solutions for course operations, such as the Roboranger by XeraTech Robotics, an autonomous ball picker for driving ranges designed to cut labor costs.
- Golf Carts and Accessories: Look for new electric vehicles and related tech like Evolution Windshields featuring patented Heads-Up Display (HUD) capability and TeeBoxx phone mounts for carts with wireless charging and hi-fi Bluetooth sound.
- Performance Apparel: While not a “tech item” in the electronic sense, various brands are featuring apparel made with advanced performance fabrics (e.g., COOLMAX, THERMOLITE, UPF 50+ sun protection) designed for comfort, moisture management, and seasonal versatility.
There’s expected to be a vast amount of additional new equipment at next week’s PGA Show as well. With nearly 100 innovations in the New Product Zone alone, attendees will see product launches from a multitude of brands beyond those previously mentioned, including those in golf Carts, training aids, apparel, and golf course technology.
Clubs and Components:
- TaylorMade has launched its new Qi4D family of drivers, fairway woods, hybrids, and game improvement irons.
- Callaway is showcasing its new Quantum range of drivers, fairway woods, hybrids, and irons.
- Srixon is launching its new game-improvement ZXiR irons.
- PING appears set to release a new version of their driver series, the G440.
- MacGregor Golf will introduce several new 2026 products, including the Tourney driver and fairway woods, Tour Grind Forged Wedges, and Tony Penna CB/MB irons.
- Acey Golf will showcase new customizable wedges designed with computational design and modern manufacturing.
- Fine-Tuned is launching new wedges built on their fitting concepts.
- JumboMax is introducing a new line of high-quality putter grips for various putting styles.
- Wellmxs Grip will present customizable, performance-focused golf grips.
Technology and Accessories:
- Zen Golf will unveil four new indoor golf technologies, including an integrated Trackman solution for their moving floor Active Terrain system and the Zen Eye ball tracking and projection system for putting greens.
- GOLFJOY is showcasing an expanded portfolio of launch monitors (GDS Pro, Spica 3, Rigel 2/3/3 Pro) and training solutions like the Smart Putting System and a dynamic 3D Stance Hitting Mat.
- The Stack System is launching a brand new product at the show to complement their speed training system.
- TG Caddies is introducing a next-generation intelligent golf mobility platform combining scooter and trolley functions with AI sensing.
- Lithium Rhino is unveiling new golf cart accessories, including a 10″ entertainment screen and AC conversion kits.
- RoboRanger by XeraTech Robotics will display an autonomous ball picker for driving ranges.
- The SWING FINDER is a new versatile training device to help golfers with swing flaws.
Apparel and Lifestyle:
- Adidas Golf will introduce the Ultimate365+ range, featuring technical bottoms with a 360GRIP waistband.
- MacGregor and Ben Hogan will have their latest apparel collections on display.
- Sunday Golf is launching new golf bags and accessories, including the waterproof Storm Ryder.
- Lithium Rhino will also unveil new accessories like LED soundbars and subwoofers for golf carts.
- Roll Ready is a new accessory that clips to a golfer’s belt for cleaning their golf ball on the green.
In addition, several companies are introducing new golf balls at the PGA Show, including new lines from major brands like Callaway and specialty brands like Genius.
New Golf Ball Introductions:
- Callaway The new 2026 Chrome Tour, Chrome Tour X, and Chrome Soft balls are being showcased. They feature a new “Tour Fast Mantle” material designed for increased speed and consistent flight, with specific models catering to different player needs for spin and feel.
- XXIO XXIO is introducing the HYPER RD golf ball, which focuses on long, stable flight and a soft feel around the greens, available in multiple color options.
- Genius A new, first-of-its-kind “smart” golf ball called Genius is debuting, which has embedded electronics that capture crucial putting data (velocity, launch angle, skid distance, etc.) and deliver it to a smartphone app for analysis. Pre-orders are being taken at the show.
- Zero Friction This company is set to unveil the new Victory Tour golf ball as part of its new product lineup at the show.
- Ben Hogan Golf The new GS53 premium 4-piece golf ball will be introduced by Ben Hogan Golf at the PGA Show.
- Srixon The latest Z-STAR Series golf balls, including the Z-STAR, Z-STAR Diamond, and Z-STAR XV with new Spin Skin+, are listed as new products for the event.
- TaylorMade While not officially announced to the public yet, Rory McIlroy has been using TaylorMade’s “next-generation golf ball” in recent tour play, which is expected to be part of the new 2026 releases showcased at the event.
Golf Tips Top 25 Instructor, Michael Wheeler will be on the ground next week bringing you the inside scoop on some of the cool things the industry has in store, including some exclusive interviews. For a more in-depth coverage of some of these amazing new products and trends, make sure to check back throughout the week at golftipsmag.com.
We’ll have everything you need to stay ahead of the game!
Ted Odorico – Editor, Golf Tips Magazine
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