Mike Stachura is a Senior Editor at Equipment. He covers a diverse range of topics including golf, competitive sports, and the intersection of sports business and automobiles, with a keen interest in the upcoming Olympics 2024 and notable sports figures. His work has been featured in Golf Digest ME, Golf Digest, and Cigalah Group.
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Mike Stachura's articles predominantly focus on golf equipment, particularly new releases and technological advancements. His coverage heavily features press releases and private sector announcements, indicating that he may be most responsive to pitches offering exclusive insights or early access to information about upcoming golf products.
Given his focus on citing data, providing statistical evidence related to the performance of golf equipment could make for a compelling pitch. Additionally, industry experts with deep knowledge of the development process behind golf technology might capture Mike's attention.
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New all milled lineup mixes stainless steel and aluminum bodies with unique carbon steel face insert for soft feel
By: Mike Stachura
Our panel of intrepid testers analyzed, scrutinized and pulverized golf’s newest clubs. Let’s meet them.
New internal weighting keeps CG low and forward in compact design
We've identified some trends about the kinds of clubs that need to be on every golfer’s gear radar.
Three new models added to the classic collection of milled stainless steel, single-piece putters that feature multilpe hosels and face mills
New familes of putters embrace Evnroll grooved face tech story, includes redesign and affordable options
By: Mike Stachura, Montana Pritchard
ORLANDO — In just his fourth day in office, PGA of America CEO Derek Sprague doubled down on earlier comments that he and the organization he newly heads will not support a rollback of the golf ball. Despite the USGA and R&A remaining steadfast that the new equipment standards that would reduce distance will begin to go into effect in 2028, Sprague’s comments to Golf Digest signal that the rollback is less than a certainty in his mind.
By: Mike Stachura
ORLANDO — In just his fourth day in office, PGA of America CEO Derek Sprague doubled down on earlier comments that he and the organization he newly heads will not support a rollback of the golf ball. Despite the USGA and R&A remaining steadfast that the new equipment standards that would reduce distance will begin to go into effect in 2028, Sprague’s comments to Golf Digest signal that the rollback is less than a certainty in his mind.
By: Mike Stachura, Oceanside Hole
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: The new Wilson Dynapower drivers (Dynapower Carbon, Dynapower LS, Dynapower Max) make use not only of distinct shapes but face designs and even sounds targeted to specific player types. Moreover, much of those unique intricate thicknesses and internal structures were developed through advanced algorithms and artificial intelligence simulating thousands of impact scenarios. The three alternatives in the three models include the Dynapower Carbon with its lowered carbon composite crown and balanced forgiveness and workability, the front-weighted, compact and taller-faced Dynapower LS, and the oversized footprint, forgiveness-focused all-titanium Dynapower Max.
By: Mike Stachura
Traditional lines are blurred, which gives you more options
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