A note on @HannaGolfCo:
We've had a record week. Up 65% in orders from our prior record week.
We saw dozens of orders this week from golfers who have ordered their second, third, fourth, or seventh (!) putter from us.
(@tylerjohnson_59 ordered his 9th putter this week. Find you a friend like that. Dude is our number one ride or die).
All this to say thank you. We have incredible supporters at Hanna Golf. It is truly humbling (and motivating).
This app is what started us, and is a huge contributor to Hanna Golf.
Five years ago, I started a golf newsletter. Started writing and posting to nobody. Loved it. Had a ton of fun with it. Grew a very small audience.
That all started here.
Then I decided I wanted to give Hanna Golf a go and make putters full-time.
Quite frankly, it has been an insane ride where I have questioned my sanity several times.
We are fired up. Hell of a week celebrating our 2nd year in business.
On to year three. Lets stay hot!
Public service announcement:
It’s not “Broom’s-edge,” as in the edge of a broom.
It’s “Broom-sedge,” as in sedge grass resembling a broom.
Broomsedge (Andropogon virginicus) is a native, warm-season perennial bunchgrass, often called "sage grass," commonly found in the eastern U.S. in poor, acidic, or disturbed soils. It is recognizable by its 2-to-4-foot, upright, bushy growth, which turns a distinct copper-orange color in fall and winter.
Good news from Broomsedge for those of you who’ve been eager to play it - the club is expanding its outside play options, adopting what is essentially the UK model: a private club that welcomes guest play without a member or club referral.
Very eager to see how it works for them - I’ll be rooting for great success, as I’d love to see wider adoption of the UK model in the US.
However it pans out, one thing remains certain: Mike Koprowski and Kyle Franz built a damn fine golf course here.
Broomsedge, one of the hot new courses in South Carolina, will be expanding its outside play model ala the British Isles.
It's becoming even better to be a public golfer.
For the first time, we take the Destination Golf podcast inside the ropes.
@JoshSens hits the course with Mike Koprowski at @BroomsedgeGolf — who built a course of his own despite having zero experience.
A weekend round at East Potomac Golf Links costs $48 for 18 holes.
But with Trump in charge, "There might be a desire to turn this into a kind of, like, $1,000-green-fee golf course," warns @garrett_TFE.
Our architecture editor visited many of the best new or newly remodeled courses in 2025, and these were the best from what he saw: https://t.co/xnx25U12O8
I am the Director of Agronomy for National Links Trust. I ask everyone I know to please sign this petition to keep NLT in control of the golf courses in Washington, DC. We need your help. Please share.
https://t.co/1XAetKPW3u
The administration is wrongly trying to take over the DC golf courses currently being redeveloped by the @links_national as quality, affordable public courses for local folks and kids and turn them into expensive enclaves. It’s wrong and I hope you’ll join me in opposing it by signing this petition and sharing it. https://t.co/fWwUtWk2zP
No course has piqued my curiosity like @BroomsedgeGolf. The idea of intimacy over scale is something I've wanted to see so badly for golf in the U.S. Finished this piece by @evalu18golf and nearly started driving to Rembert! Great write up 👇
https://t.co/EbEM1HzBjg