Daric Ashford wants to make a point he hopes is as readily apparent as the wall-to-wall green grass at Augusta National Golf Club: Nike is more committed to its golf business than ever.

In a seismic shift for the industry, Nike Inc. announced that its golf division is transitioning out of equipment, which means no more clubs, balls or bags. Woods and Rory McIlroy are the most ...

Nike announced Wednesday that it is getting out of the golf equipment business, ditching any future in clubs, balls and golf bags. "We're committed to being the undisputed leader in golf footwear ...

Nike Golf is getting out of the club-making equipment business, the company announced on Wednesday in a stunning release. Near the end of business hours on the East Coast, Nike dropped this bomb ...

It’s just that in the future it seems none of them will be using Nike golf clubs and balls.

Nike (NYSE:NKE) is getting out of the business of selling golf clubs and balls, products it built around Tiger Woods but has seen suffer with a recent downturn in the sport. The Beaverton ...

Nike is throwing its golf equipment business in the pond. Nike plans to stop making golf clubs, balls and bags so that it can focus on expanding its line of golf shoes and sportswear, the company ...

It was the day Nike Golf shuttered its hard goods operations; no more golf balls, golf bags, and golf clubs. “We were in shock,” says John Hatfield, a former putter craftsman for Nike.

Nike may not make golf clubs anymore but it is a brand still synonymous with great golf because it currently outfits some of the best players in the world including Rory McIlroy, Brooks Koepka and ...

There's no greater example than in golf. Rory McIlroy's 2014 Open Championship victory was the first he's had since changing his equipment over to Nike clubs and balls in early 2013 with a head-to ...

Nike Inc.NKE-1.45%decrease; red down pointing triangle is getting out of the business of selling golf clubs and balls, products it built around Tiger Woods but has seen suffer with a recent ...