As for the number of players still using metal spikes at the professional level, it's roughly 15 percent of the field during a given tournament week. That's not a significant number.

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Traditional spikes not only jab a piece of metal into the plants, they get jagged from walking on concrete and gravel. These small burrs on the spikes tear grass leaves even faster. "Plus, metal ...

Metal spikes continue to have a presence on the PGA Tour. GOLF's Jonathan Wall discusses the topic in the latest Fully Equipped mailbag.

At Big Run, metal spikes are still allowed, but head pro Stan Vickers says it has become a moot point. “Seventy-five percent of our players wear soft spikes anyway,” he said.

BUFFALO CREEK, Colo. (CBS4)- Mountain bikers are wary after a trail was sabotaged with metal spikes, resulting in numerous flat tires. The booby-traps were discovered on the Little Scraggy Trail ...

When combined with this technique, the metal not only becomes clear, but it remains just as strong as before. There are, of course, multiple possible use cases for a transparent metal like this.

It took the team more than 20 minutes to detach the man from the spike, which resulted in him losing a large amount of blood. Drunk Tourist Who Jumped in Rome's Trevi Fountain Banned for Life and ...

Soon, they uncovered another spike attached to a piece of wood. The father-son pair had likely stumbled on a two-century-old shipwreck. “We were on the beach, we got our metal detector out, and ...

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This week's Fully Equipped mailbag looks at the reasons why tour pros continue to wear metal spikes on the golf course.