Plastic/polymer drivers?

Recently saw the pics for the Callaway AI Smoke, and thought they had built a driver with a plastic/polymer body. I realised that wasn't the case on closer inspection, but wondering if anything like that has been done? Googling just brings up toy clubs for toddlers. USGA rules don't seem to restrict material composition in this case, so I'd be intrigued to know of there's any history or research in this space? Feels like plastics have come a long way in recent years so brittleness would be less of a factor; I'd be surprised if it hasn't been tried.

Golf Setup

Didn’t have a great day today (not golf or relationship related). Into my third whiskey. Anyways, here’s my setup. Rate 1/10. Last four rounds were 96, 91, 97, 91. Plan on living in the 80s this summer. Two years in.

Out with the old in with the new

Would love your takes, preferably from those that have you know, actually tried it.

When your CMO demands you ride the AI wave 🤡🤦‍♂️

Maybe just get some lessons?

Which one of you boneheads is this

Foreign-made golf product descriptions/photos crack me the fuck up

Hole in one on a par 4

Got a hole in one today. First one ever. The distances are meters not yards.

Guess my handicap

Bonus point for the club. Winner has to buy a new driver.

What a Scene

AI generated photo of a crazy day on the links. 90’s Style

The new French ID card’s chip