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Tommy Graunke Built a Golf Club for the Hours the Sun Forgot
He learned digital attention in e-learning and gaming, then found a stubbornly physical problem in Dallas: serious golfers had nowhere nearby to practise before dawn or after dark. Scratch Golf Club became his answer.
Sal Syed Put a Caddie in Every Pocket - Then Took the Phone Away
The Arccos co-founder turned his own stubborn 7-iron, a Yale golf obsession and 1.5 billion tracked shots into a quieter kind of golf intelligence - one designed to make better decisions without interrupting the game.
Forty Outdoor Brands, One Dragonfly, and a $1.125 Billion Bet on Craftsmanship
Fox Racing, CamelBak, Bushnell, Simms - Revelyst is the maker collective quietly running the gear behind your weekend. Here is how a Vista Outdoor spinoff became a $1.125 billion private-equity prize, and what it is building next.
GOLFTEC
The company turned a country-club basement experiment into 250-plus training centers and a database of 14 million golf swings. Its bet: that the fastest way to fix your slice is to measure it.