Swing robot testing confirms Titleist’s GTS drivers improve spin and launch consistency over the GT lineup, but whether it’s worth upgrading depends on which model you’re in.
Titleist drivers have been the most played on the PGA Tour for the past seven years, so it was no surprise that the company’s new GTS line-up (GTS2, GTS3, GTS4) found its way into more than a third of tour bags when it debuted in March. What’s new? The driver’s body now features more composite Read more…
Wyndham Clark claimed his second U.S. Open title with a standout performance from tee to green. Here’s a complete look at the clubs and golf ball he used to win at Oakmont.
Adam Scott is about to join one of the most exclusive clubs in golf history and Japanese clothing company Uniqlo is marking the occasion with a limited release that Aussie golfers will want to get their hands on.
Bud Cauley has broken through for his first PGA Tour win at the RBC Canadian Open, closing with a strong back nine and crediting a four-leaf clover from his grandfather as his lucky charm.
Poston gained eight-plus shots on his approaches with his Titleist T100 irons. He also ranked third in putting with his TaylorMade Spider Tour X mallet. It was a recent golf ball change, however, that is the key equipment story.
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Ryan Peake is hoping a surprise equipment discovery, including bent irons, can spark a turnaround as he tees it up at the Soudal Open in Belgium with a new set.
Although most tour pros opt for the latest and greatest in equipment, Rai relies on venerable and familiar, with just one of his 14 clubs introduced in the past 12 months with some several years old.
The switch to a two-year launch cadence for its woods lineup likely will mark the first year since 2001 that the company has not launched a new driver.
Australian Golf Digest
