Srixon’s sixth-generation Q Star Tour golf balls combine sustainability with performance. Featuring a plant-based urethane cover, Spin Skin+ for extra spin, and the FastLayer core for more distance and control, they’re perfect for mid-speed players.
The finish, originally developed as a limited-edition Vokey Design wedge offering, is applied through a PVD treatment to produce a rich copper colour, enhance durability and minimise reflectivity
Ping introduces the G Le4 family, a complete line of clubs engineered for women. From forgiving drivers to high-MOI putters, these lightweight, custom-fit clubs help golfers play better, enjoy the game, and lower scores.
Ping has introduced the i540 irons, a players-distance model featuring a maraging steel face, tungsten weighting and inR-Air technology to deliver more speed, higher launch and improved feel.
Koepka quietly swapped his Srixon Z-Star for a Titleist Pro V1x, the script and side stamp blacked out. Golf Digest confirmed the ball in play was the 2025 version. It’s the kind of detail that can slip past most fans but rarely escapes the notice of gearheads.
Ecco’s Biom C5 steps up performance There’s no shortage of tech-packed golf shoes on the market, but Ecco’s new Golf Biom C5 stands out for one simple reason: it feels built around how a golfer actually moves. The Danish brand has refined its long-running Biom Natural Motion platform and paired it with a modern, athletic Read more…
As more manufacturers lean into face technology, Odyssey set out to create something distinct to complement its new Ai-Dual and Ai-Dual Square 2 Square families.