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The clubs Scottie Scheffler used to win the 2022 WGC-Dell Match Play
Scottie Scheffler got his first win on the PGA Tour a month ago at the WM Phoenix Open. Less than two months later, he is the No.1-ranked golfer in the world after winning the WGC-Dell Match Play final over Kevin Kisner, handing Kisner his only defeat of the week, 4 and 3.
$1 million clubs? Tiger Woods’ irons used to win ‘Tiger Slam’ expected to fetch record price at auction
A vital part of arguably the greatest golf ever played is up for sale.
The clubs Cameron Smith used to win the 2022 Players Championship
Cameron Smith is off to quite the start in 2022. He took the first event of the year at the winners-only Sentry Tournament of Champions, then fashioned a wild final-round 66 to win the Players Championship.
Ping i525 irons: What you need to know
Ping takes its players-distance iron and updates it with a more flexible face for the i525 that delivers more metres in a more consistent, predictable manner.
Weight watchers: The latest drivers and irons
The latest drivers and irons all employ a key recipe for distance: redistributing weight where it’s needed most
Cobra LTDx irons: What you need to know
An overhaul of its game-improvement iron, Cobra’s new LTDx boasts a new shape and a key new innovation.
Honma’s new Beres line includes $US5,000 drivers and $US40,000 irons(!)
Honma, the legendary Japanese high-luxe golf brand, introduced its latest two premium lines under the Beres name, both with the same internal technologies but completely distinct aesthetics.
TaylorMade Stealth irons: What you need to know
TaylorMade’s Stealth irons use a thin, fast face and thru-slots for added distance
Callaway’s Rogue ST irons: What you need to know
The Rogue ST iron line is made up of the game-improvement Rogue ST Max, a sleek players-distance iron in the hollow-body Rogue ST Pro and a strong-lofted, distance-focused option with Rogue ST Max OS.
AIR-X irons and hybrids from Cobra Golf boost distance for moderate swing speeds
The new AIR-X family of irons and hybrids features ultra-lightweight designs to increase clubhead speed.
Cleveland Golf releases all-new Launcher XL Halo, hybrid-style super game-improvement irons
Launcher XL Halo irons feature a 17 percent increase in MOI compared to the previous generation of hybrid-irons.
Tour Edge’s Hot Launch 522 irons and wedges offer options to those looking for improvement
Tour Edge’s Hot Launch C522 irons and SuperSpin wedges are designed for players who need some help but enjoy competitive golf in a classic cavity-back design
Most of us are playing the wrong shaft*
The right one could get you 17 more yards with the driver, but finding it is as much art as science.
New TaylorMade P·790 irons make changes inside and outside for more consistent speed
The third generation of TaylorMade’s P·790 irons, which helped to define the “players distance” category when they were first introduced in 2017, boasts a thinner face and more than double the tungsten of its most recent version.
TaylorMade pushes P·790 irons towards ‘elegant aggression’ with P·790 Black
TaylorMade’s popular P·790 players distance iron, which features a hollow construction, tungsten weighting and a springy L-shaped face insert, now comes in an all-black PVD-coated version.
The clubs Billy Horschel used to win the 2021 WGC–Dell Match Play
An equipment free agent, Horschel plays the Blueprint irons from Ping, the company Horschel signed with at the start of his PGA Tour career before later moving on to PXG.
Players 2021: The clubs Justin Thomas used to win at TPC Sawgrass
After a Saturday 64 catapulted Justin Thomas into position at the Players Championship, Thomas had a simple explanation for his fine play.
Cobra updates T-Rail hybrid iron set with hollow sole rails for a faster face
The role of the sole tends to be a little under appreciated when it comes to forgiveness, and especially in the realm of super game-improvement irons, clubs whose users tend to hit the big ball (the earth) before the little ball a little too often.
Srixon’s new ZX4 irons target the game-improvement crowd
Srixon’s introduction of its new ZX4 irons seeks to expand its audience to the game-improvement crowd.
Srixon’s new Z-Star line addresses the specific needs of two distinct player types
The three-piece Z-Star and the four-piece, dual-core XV both feature core designs that start soft but get decidedly firmer towards the perimeter to give higher swing speed players more potential for longer driving distance.
TaylorMade’s SIM2 Max and Max OS irons have ‘advantages a cavity-back construction does not’
The new SIM2 Max and SIM2 Max OS irons are targeted at those for whom a little bit of help is a necessity and any bit of assistance producing distance is more than welcomed.
