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.
In need of a new wand, Koepka tested a myriad of different mallet offerings from TaylorMade and Scotty Cameron during a session that lasted close to an hour on the practice putting green.
Kristoffer Reitan secured his first PGA Tour win at the Truist Championship, with new Ping equipment playing a key role in the Norwegian’s breakthrough victory at Quail Hollow.
Robot testing reveals Ping’s G440 LST driver delivers unexpected forgiveness for a low-spin model, matching or beating max forgiveness heads in key dispersion and carry metrics.
Cobra’s last three driver generations promise more speed and forgiveness—but which one actually performs best? We put them to the test on a swing robot to reveal where each model wins (and loses).
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.
Odyssey’s zero-torque evolution has been gradual: improved shapes, the original Tri-Hot shifting CG forward to remove shaft lean, and now the S2S Tri-Hot SB (single-bend), a heel-shafted model with traditional alignment and a more familiar setup.
Callaway is expanding the Quantum line-up with two clubs aimed at finding something more versatile and forgiving off the tee than a traditional driver, without giving up performance.
Ping’s Scottsdale TEC mallet putters offer high-resolution white-black contrast, distinct alignment features and onset and face-balanced models that fit the shift to straighter putting strokes.
We ran Ping’s most recent fairway woods, hybrids, utility iron and long iron on a swing robot at two different swing speeds and attack angles to determine how much head delivery at impact affects launch, spin and carry.
A change in iron shafts played a critical role in Woodland’s first PGA Tour win since the 2019 US Open. For the week he ranked third in strokes gained/approach the green, picking up six-plus shots on the field.
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