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Golf: America's pastime. What, you thought it was baseball? No way. Football maybe? Still nope. It's golf. We realize this is a controversial statement. A challenge to our national pastime is a challenge to America, to freedom itself—we might as well be telling you apple pie is inferior to cherry (relax, it's not)—but hear us out: PGA of America's Golf 2.0 player-development initiative put the total number of golfers at 28.7 million in 2013. According to Statista, baseball had 17.56 million players in 2014. Football didn't even come close.

As 2014 comes to a close, suppliers are gearing up for the next big things in style for the coming year. Here are some tips from industry professionals about what apparel items will be 2015's biggest hits in terms of fit, design, function and color.

Tri-Mountain will launch its new 2015 catalog the week of Sept. 1, 2014. The 2015 catalog features 36 new apparel styles across five award-winning product lines.

Looking to break away from the boys' club or refine your women's apparel skills? The experts weigh in on the trends and best sales practices.

Spring is a season of newness, a theme that Irwindale, California-based Tri-Mountain has infused into its 2014 spring products and services.

Planning for the New Year is important. Sometimes that planning requires reflecting. With that in mind, here are eight apparel-selling tips we received in 2013 to take you into the New Year.

Tri-Mountain, Irwindale, Calif., recently published its 2014 Team Sports catalog, highlighting 135 styles primarily from the Tri-Mountain Performance brand.

Promo Marketing is excited to announce the augmented reality features for its September issue. Click through to see what pieces have been digitally augmented and made scannable with smartphone or tablet, right off the printed page (or the attached PDFs).

What to look for in spring 2014: purple, blue, cubism and metallics.

Next week is Promo Marketing's Power Meeting event in Nashville. Here are 3 corporate styles to make everyone feel like a high-powered salesperson.