Mike has worked in the golf industry for nearly 30 years with full-time staff positions at publications and websites that include PGA Magazine, the Golfweek Group, and GolfChannel.com. He is currently writing for several different sites and magazines and serves as a contributing equipment writer for Golf Monthly, focusing on irons, shoes and the occasional training aid or piece of technical equipment.
Mike has experienced a number of highlights in his career, including covering several Ryder Cups and PGA Championships, writing instruction pieces and documenting the best places for golf travel for more than a decade.
Mike carries a 7.6 handicap index and has two hole-in-ones, the most recent coming in February 2022. A resident of Texas for more than 40 years, Mike plays out of Memorial Park Golf Course (home of the Houston Open on the PGA Tour).
Latest articles by Mike Bailey
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BioMech Putt Sensor Review
The BioMech Putt sensor is said to accurately measure every aspect of the putting stroke - we test it out
By Mike Bailey • Published
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BioMech Golf Max Putter Review
Can the BioMech armlock putter help you be more proficient on the greens?
By Mike Bailey • Published
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SeeMore Mini Giant Deep Flange Putter Review
How good is the popular SeeMore Mini Giant Deep Flange putter?
By Mike Bailey • Published
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Best Jordan Golf Shoes 2022
Check out this guide to the best Jordan golf shoes on the market.
By Mike Bailey • Published
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Best New Balance Golf Shoes 2022
Check out this guide to the latest golf shoes from New Balance to help you find the right model for your game and budget
By Mike Bailey • Published
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Swing Caddie SC300i Launch Monitor Review
Mike Bailey tests Voice Caddie's Swing Caddie SC300i personal launch monitor both indoors and outdoors
By Mike Bailey • Published
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PXG 0311 P Gen4 Iron Review
In this PXG 0311 P Gen4 Iron Review, Mike Bailey tests them on the range and on the course
By Mike Bailey • Published
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Lag Shot 7 Iron Golf Swing Trainer Review
The Lag Shot training aid helps golfers find rhythm, timing and feel, which is critical in a good golf swing
By Mike Bailey • Published