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LPGA Launches Exciting New Pro Shop In Partnership With Legends

Online retail store features enhanced merchandise offerings from world-renown brands to reach the Association's global fanbase

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. And NEW YORK, N.Y. – Sept. 14, 2023 – The Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) today announced the launch of its new online merchandise shop, the LPGA Pro Shop, as part of its groundbreaking partnership with Legends, the data-intelligence-fueled global premium experiences company.

The LPGA Pro Shop offers an enhanced merchandise experience to fans worldwide, featuring an expanded selection of LPGA-branded products for on and off the golf course from renowned brands — such as Lululemon, Greyson, G/Fore, Yeti, and '47 Brand — as well as 2023 U.S. Solheim Cup apparel from Dunning, the Official Uniform Supplier of the 2023 U.S. Solheim Cup Team, and Imperial, the Official Headwear Supplier of the 2023 U.S. Solheim Cup Team. This e-commerce platform represents a significant milestone in the LPGA's efforts to strengthen its brand and provide fans with an additional touchpoint to connect with the organization.

"This new online retail experience will help us drive revenue and broaden the exposure of the LPGA brand all over the world," said Matt Chmura, LPGA Chief Marketing, Communications and Brand Officer. "And this is just the beginning of this exciting relationship. The LPGA and Legends teams are already working on plans to further enhance and grow these product lines and brand partnerships into the future."

The new e-commerce experience features an expanded offering of lifestyle products for women, men, and youth, including hoodies, t-shirts, loungewear as well as an assortment of home goods. As well, LPGA and Legends collaborated to develop new designs with non-traditional LPGA marks, including merchandise using retro LPGA logos, featuring LPGA block text, and headwear and t-shirts with modern, fashion-forward designs.

"We are thrilled to be working alongside the LPGA to bring their fanbase an unparalleled shopping experience featuring an expansive selection of merchandise and accessories for on and off the course," said Kevin Ring, President of Legends Golf. "Together, we're setting a new standard for women's golf, and this Pro Shop is just the tip of the iceberg in terms of what fans can expect from our strong partnership."

Announced in April 2023, the collaboration between the LPGA and Legends is revolutionizing the way fans connect with women's golf, offering an unparalleled merchandise experience and utilizing data-driven strategies to raise fan engagement to new heights. Legends' global merchandise team oversees e-commerce, licensing, and select on-site event retail for the LPGA.

To experience and purchase from the LPGA Pro Shop, visit lpgaproshop.Com.

Golfer Rips Off Shirt, Flexes Muscles And Challenges Another Player To A Fight In Viral Video

A viral video captured a golfer ripping his shirt off, flexing his muscles and challenging a person to a fight during an apparent argument about a stolen ball. 

The clip of the meltdown, posted on TikTok this week, begins with a person saying, "We got a Karen on the golf course right now." 

A man in a green shirt, standing next to his golf cart and clutching a golf ball, then told someone in another one of the carts, "You'll leave after I don't give you a godd--- thing." 

"I'm not getting in a fight at a golf course over a f---ing golf ball," someone in that cart could be heard saying as the argument escalated. 

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A golfer is seen flexing his muscles and yelling in a viral video capturing an apparent dispute over a golf ball. (@Kennethdavis8680/TikTok)

"You're the one who approached me and I asked you to no longer speak," the green-shirted golfer said before a woman pointed at him and shouted, "You took her ball!" 

"Dude, I'm not going to fight you over a f---ing golf ball" the man in the cart then again said, to which the man in the green shirt replied, "You're right, you're not going to, Walter, because I'll plant you, b---- boy. Now get the f--- off the cart!" 

The situation then took a sharp turn as the man ripped off his green shirt, started flexing his muscles and yelling. 

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The unidentified golfer is seen taking off his shirt during the heated exchange. (@Kennethdavis8680/TikTok)

"You see that! If you wanna test God, you f---ing come get it, s---stack!" the man screamed. 

One of the women in the other carts — sounding unimpressed about what just transpired in front of her — then said, "Okay, he's mentally ill, let's move along." 

The now-shirtless man did not take kindly to that.

"You think I'm mentally ill?" he asked.

"I know you're f---ing mentally ill," a female voice is heard saying as the carts start driving away down the course. 

The video ends with the other party involved leaving the scene, while the golfer stares at the person who was filming and asks to be left alone. (@Kennethdavis8680/TikTok)

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The shirtless golfer then turned toward the person filming the video.

"Been to heaven, leave me alone," he said.

Greg Norman is a reporter at Fox News Digital.

Golfer Rips His Shirt Off While Threatening Other Players In Bizarre Scene

Angered man picked up another players ball off the course.Kenneth Davis/ TikTok

"Ok I was in one of the golf carts," user @yerrrrr explained in the comments. "One of the girls hit her ball kind of close to him and we drove over so she could hit it again. He then grabbed the ball and said "oh no you ain't! This is my ball now b*tch!". But that was a special ball to her so she wanted it back."

According to

Outkick, the fight took place at one of the most chaotic spots on Crooked Creek Golf Course in Michigan.

Although no punches were thrown, and maybe only egos were hurt, the internet will take what it can get.

The video quickly

made its way over to Reddit, where users came to a consensus that this may be a real-life example of winning an argument by out-crazying the other party. Man rips his shirt off on golf course in Michigan.Kenneth Davis/TikTok

With over 17,000 likes and 2,000 comments, the video has truly reached viral status.

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