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Haldon Hooded FleeceEngineered for lightweight warmth and comfort.Hooded design with half-zip opening. Two zip front pockets. Ping Eye logo to front and Eye Mark logo to back shoulder. 88% Polyester, 12% Elastane. UK M-3XLRRP: $130 Vigo Wind JacketEngineered for warmth and comfort.Constructed from lightweight, windproof stretch fabric. Zip chest pocket. Concealed zip pocket to backlower Read more…
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.
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.
The Titleist GTS fairway woods feature more composite than in past models with the lightweight piece wrapping around the crown to the sole. The saved weight allows for adjustable heel and toe sole weights, two different shapes and face heights and deeper centres of gravity and higher launch compared to previous models.
Titleist’s three GTS drivers each create fresh opportunities in forgiveness, low spin and fitting/adjustability, all made possible by a newly enlarged polymer-infused lightweight carbon shell that covers some 60 percent of the body’s surface area.
What’s in Cameron Young’s bag for 2026? After his Cadillac Championship win, we break down the exact setup behind it, featuring a prototype Pro V1x Double Dot, driver tweaks and fully dialled-in gear from top to bottom.
TaylorMade introduces its 2026 Tour Response and SpeedSoft golf balls, blending tour-inspired performance with soft feel and accessible distance for everyday players.
Toptracer Go is changing the driving range experience, offering a simple, scalable way for venues to deliver real-time ball-tracking data to golfers with minimal setup.
Callaway’s Quantum driver is put through Golf Digest robot testing against Paradym Ai Smoke and Elyte models, revealing how face technology has evolved and whether the newest release is worth the upgrade.
Australian Golf Digest
