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USA Today
a day ago
- Lifestyle
- USA Today
Up and coming golf brands: Ashworth is for golfers of all levels
Up and coming golf brands: Ashworth is for golfers of all levels There are so many brands that sell polos out there, some times it's hard to know what to trust and what's a bust. In the golf world, no matter your level, a golfer is always looking for a combination of both stylish and functional. These days to perform your best on the course you need moisture-wicking material, flexible apparel that moves as you do. However, there is a reason the old adage exists, look good, feel good, play good. Ashworth Golf understands the importance of both style and function. Ashworth is not new, in fact they've been around for 35 years, but they're having a bit of a moment in the golf world. With Freddie Couples as a longtime brand ambassador, Ashworth hits every type of golfer, those looking to have a good time on the weekends, and those competing for major championships. Here are some of our favorite pieces of Ashworth Golf apparel, including polos, pants, shorts, hoodies, quarter zips and more. Ashworth Golf polos With dozens of different types of polos, each coming in multiple colorways and patterns, you could have a different Ashworth polo for every day of the golf season. Striped polos never go out of style, and are always slimming. Ashworth Golf pants Ashworth makes two main types of golf pant, the Classic Stretch Golf Pant and the 5 Pocket Stretch Warp Pant. Each comes in a variety of colors to match your new polos. Ashworth Golf hoodies Ashworth offers a handful of hoodies, many of which are currently 30% off as we hit the warmer months of the year. These are still perfect for the early morning rounds just as the sun comes up. Ashworth Golf shorts Like the golf pants, Ashworth makes two types of golf short, the Classic Stretch Short and the Clubhouse Short. Both retail for $115.
Yahoo
3 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
YouTube Adds Lens Search Functionality to Shorts
This story was originally published on Social Media Today. To receive daily news and insights, subscribe to our free daily Social Media Today newsletter. YouTube's testing out a new option that will enable Shorts viewers to search whatever they can see in a Shorts clip, using Google's Lens technology to scan Shorts videos for objects, people, language that can be translated, etc. Which could also include products, and relevant product matches based on items displayed in Shorts, though that won't be the focus of this initial test. As you can see in this example, now, you'll be able to pause a Short, then access Google Lens, enabling you to pick a section and use that as the basis for a visual search. Which could have a range of potential use-cases, as explained by YouTube: 'For example if you're watching a Short filmed in a location that you want to visit, you can select a landmark to identify it and learn more about the destination's culture and history.' I mean, sure, that's one way you could use it, and technologically, this isn't a huge advance, it's just incorporating Google Image Search into still frames from Shorts clips, in a more integrated and streamlined way. But it could, as noted, have benefits in regards to shopping, and finding items displayed. YouTube does note that the new Lens search experience won't be available for Shorts with YouTube Shopping affiliate links, or with paid product promotions tagging a product via YouTube Shopping. So this isn't the main focus, as such, but it could well become an easy way for viewers to find items based on what creators are wearing, or related products, etc. Which could also provide a new influencer marketing pathway. Brands, for example, could pay a creator to wear their clothes, with the creator then prompting viewers to Lens their outfit and look for the right match. That could also lead to false matches, but for unique products, it may be another consideration. Of course, it could also be used for stalking, and tracking down people based on their face in a clip. On that front, YouTube says that it doesn't use biometric facial recognition in Lens, though it may show results for notable public figures where relevant. YouTube also notes that AI overviews could be displayed in Shorts Lens results. YouTube's rolling out its new Lens search functionality in Shorts to all viewers this week. Recommended Reading YouTube Tests Community Spaces To Drive Fan Engagement Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Engadget
3 days ago
- Engadget
Google Lens is coming to YouTube Shorts
YouTube Shorts is beta testing the addition of Google Lens. Integrating this tech into the short-form video platform will allow viewers to search for more information about what they can see in a clip. The functionality will begin rolling out to all Shorts users this week. Once it's enabled on your account, the feature can be accessed by pausing the video, selecting Lens from the top menu and then tapping or highlighting an element of the clip to search about. Visual matches and search results will be overlaid on top of the Short. More details are provided in Google's support pages . The post announcing the Lens beta notes that advertisements won't be shown in the results during the test phase. Additionally, it states that "the Lens experience isn't available for Shorts with YouTube Shopping affiliate links or with paid product promotions." While the beta test isn't going to be tied to commerce, this feels like an integration that could very likely become a Shopping-centric resource in the future.
Yahoo
4 days ago
- General
- Yahoo
Trump pardon policy ‘pretty gross': Marc Short
Marc Short, who served as chief of staff to former Vice President Mike Pence, said Tuesday he thinks the Trump administration has pursued a 'pretty gross' approach to pardon policy. In an interview on 'CNN NewsNight with Abby Phillip,' the conservative commentator said that while he'll defend a lot of President Trump's policies, 'I have no interest in defending his pardon policy.' 'I think it's been pretty gross,' Short added, noting he disagreed with the pardon policy of the first Trump administration, as well. Short sharply criticized former President Biden's record on pardons and said, 'I think that's what makes it difficult for Democrats to condemn' Trump's record on pardons, adding, 'just because of how gross Biden's pardons were.' 'But it's almost like he [Trump] saw what Biden [did] and said, 'Hold my beer, I'm going to show you and even go farther,'' Short said. Trump on Tuesday announced pardons for reality TV stars Todd and Julie Chrisley, who starred in the 'Chrisley Knows Best' reality series from 2014-23. The duo was convicted of bank fraud and tax evasion charges in 2022. Todd Chrisley was sentenced to 12 years in prison and Julie Chrisley was sentenced to seven years in prison. Both were also given 16 months of probation. Those pardons came shortly after new reporting alleged Trump pardoned Paul Walczak, a man who had pleaded guilty to tax crimes, one month after his mother attended a Mar-a-Lago fundraising dinner where tickets cost $1 million cost. Less than three weeks later, according to The New York Times, Walczak was pardoned. Trump's clemency moves since returning to the Oval Office have been under scrutiny for months, including his controversial pardoning of nearly all Jan. 6 defendants — roughly 1,500 people charged in connection with the 2021 Capitol attack — on his first day back in the White House. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
The Hill
4 days ago
- Politics
- The Hill
Trump pardon policy ‘pretty gross': Marc Short
Marc Short, former chief of staff to Vice President Pence, said on Tuesday he thinks the Trump administration has pursued a 'pretty gross' approach to pardon policy. In an interview on 'CNN NewsNight with Abby Phillip,' the conservative commentator said that while he'll defend a lot of Trump's policies, 'I have no interest in defending his pardon policy.' 'I think it's been pretty gross,' Short added, noting he disagreed with the pardon policy of the first Trump administration, as well. Short sharply criticized President Biden's record on pardons and said, 'I think that's what makes it difficult for Democrats to condemn' Trump's record on pardons, adding, ' just because of how gross Biden's pardons were.' 'But it's almost like he [Trump] saw what Biden and said, 'Hold my beer, I'm going to show you and even go farther,'' Short said. Trump on Tuesday announced pardons for embattled reality stars Todd and Julie Chrisley, who starred in the 'Chrisley Knows Best' reality series from 2014 to 2023. The duo was convicted of bank fraud and tax evasion charges in 2022. The father was sentenced to 12 years in prison and the mother was sentenced to seven years in prison. Both were also given 16 months of probation. Those pardons came shortly after new reporting alleged Trump pardoned Paul Walczak, a man who had pleaded guilty to tax crimes, one month after his mother attended a Mar-a-Lago fundraising dinner with a $1 million cost per person. Less than three weeks later, according to The New York Times, Walczak was pardoned. The report about the timing of Trump's pardon comes amid scrutiny over his clemency moves since returning to the Oval Office, including his controversial pardoning of nearly all Jan. 6 defendants — roughly 1,500 people charged in connection with the 2021 Capitol attack — on his first day back in the White House.
