Krouse Sports, LLC

05/06/2026

Our Dinger Bat model putter headed out to a customer.

https://krousesports.com/products/dinger-bat-putter

We can customize with your name!

04/13/2026

Grab your FHP Composite now for 25% off plus free shipping!

04/07/2026

Not all putters are created equal. 🔥

At Krouse Sports, we build more than just equipment—we create one-of-a-kind pieces designed around your style, your game, and your passion.

From fully custom designs to hockey & baseball-inspired builds, every detail is crafted to stand out and perform.

Ready to level up your game or create something truly unique?
👉 Order yours today: krousesports.com

03/31/2026

Ever wonder what the pros are using?

These putters are built for the Carolina Hurricanes—crafted for performance.

While those exact models aren’t for sale, you can create your own custom putter with Krouse Sport or choose from our hockey & baseball-inspired designs.

DM to get started or visit: https://krousesports.com/

03/24/2026

These custom putters were built exclusively for the Detroit Red Wings

Every detail was designed to match the team’s identity, creating a true one-of-one piece.

This is what fully custom looks like.

Ready to have your own made?
Order your custom putter today.

https://krousesports.com/pages/contact-us

03/01/2026

03/01/2026

We’re proud to deliver our composite hockey stick golf putters to the NHL’s legendary Detroit Red Wings organization.

And yes… you can own one too.

If you love hockey.
If you love golf.
If you want something nobody else at your club has…

This is it.
🎁 Unreal gift for the hockey fan in your life.

🏒 Built from hockey DNA.
⛳ Designed to perform.
Grab yours here:
👉 www.krousesports.com

Detroit fans — would you game one?

Drop a 🔴 below.
— Krouse Sports

01/06/2026

What we know about Kyle Tucker's market, and what we should expect

From the moment free agency began in early November, Kyle Tucker has been the consensus No. 1 player on the market. So why is it that in the first week of January, he seems no closer to signing than he did two months ago?

Tucker’s market has been relatively slow this winter, at least compared to some top free agents in recent years. The biggest news came more than a month ago when Tucker visited the Blue Jays at their player development complex in Dunedin, Fla., though there have been few developments since then.

Two industry sources still tabbed the Blue Jays as Tucker’s likely destination, even after Toronto signed infielder Kazuma Okamoto to a four-year, $60 million deal last week. The Blue Jays’ lineup is already formidable, but adding another big left-handed bat would cement Toronto as the frontrunners in the American League.

“Once they gave Vladdy [Guerrero Jr.] the extension, they sent a message that they were going all-in to win,” a source said. “Signing [Dylan] Cease was big, but adding Tucker would finish off a pretty impressive 12 months for them.”

01/06/2026

Driver through putter, significant Tiger Woods shots with every club in the bag

Tiger Woods had just won the Canadian Open in 2000 with a shot no one can forget, a 6-iron out of a fairway bunker on the par-5 18th at Glen Abbey that went over the water, right at the flag and settled on the fringe 20 feet away to secure victory.

On the phone that evening was his father, Earl Woods, who had watched from home and felt like he had seen so much of it before.

“In every tournament,” Earl said, “he’ll hit shots that people will be talking about for 30 years.”

Woods turns 50 on Tuesday, a milestone in life and just a number in a sport that can be played for a lifetime. It makes him eligible for the PGA Tour Champions if he cares. That’s to be determined. But his father was right. Woods was 20 when he turned pro and hit shots that are still talked about to this day.

Where to start?

One way to look back at his career is to consider significant shots he hit with all 14 clubs in the bag, including two of them only seen by those who were with him.

12/17/2025

Through decades of heartbreak and tears, Marcelo Rozo finally realizes PGA Tour dream

PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. – The steam that had accumulated on the shower door provided the perfect canvas for some inspiration. And so, Marcelo Rozo, just hours before the biggest round of his life, took his finger and spelled out the goal:

PGA Tour member ‘26.

“I was telling myself that it was going to happen,” said Rozo, a 36-year-old from Bogota, Colombia, whose foray into the final stage of PGA Tour Q-School marked well over a decade chasing the big show. “It was my day, and I was built for this, that I’ve worked literally my entire life for this moment.”

On Sunday afternoon, Rozo added the exclamation point, a clutch par on the last at TPC Sawgrass’ Dye’s Valley course capping a gritty 1-under 69 in windy conditions and securing Rozo his first PGA Tour card.

When Rozo’s short putt disappeared, erasing years of heartbreak, the journeyman delivered a powerful uppercut as everything poured out of him. Amid a flurry of hugs, Rozo briefly looked up, tears glistening in the setting sun, before pulling the brim of his hat over his eyes. This one was for his late grandfather, Vicente Falaschini, an Argentine golf professional and course designer who served as Rozo’s first teacher; Falaschini died in 2004, when Rozo was 14 years old. It was also for Mateo, Rozo’s oldest brother and aspiring college golfer whose discipline and fun-loving spirit – he was a big dancer, too – inspired his little brother, who was just 11 when Mateo went in for nose surgery to alleviate some allergies. He developed an infection in the operating room and died three months later, just days before his 20th birthday.

See more: https://www.nbcsports.com/golf/news/through-decades-of-heartbreak-and-tears-marcelo-rozo-finally-realizes-pga-tour-dream