With the idea to deliver the ultimate “X” factor, this golf shoe is turbo-charged with advanced technologies and materials to achieve the most feature-rich performance package chosen by elite players like Kevin Kisner and Rafa Cabrera Bello.
The new Titleist Tour Soft and Velocity golf balls may not grab all the headlines of the company’s world famous, tour-played Pro V1 family, but don’t be fooled.
It's been years since Mizuno had a flagship putter, at least in Australia. That drought is coming to an end with the introduction of the M Craft series.
The Mizuno ST200 drivers and fairway woods use new titanium and high-strength steel alloys to fuel new levels of performance. Yes, that’s right. Golf club technology is still finding new titanium and steel alloys to enhance distance.
PXG’s Gen2 irons came more than three years after the introduction of its first iteration. The follow up to Gen2, the Gen3 – which encompasses the XP, P and T irons – took far less time.
The new XXIO lineup of Eleven and X woods and irons continue the company’s push towards helping average golfers boost their potential for distance with graphite shafts that get lighter and lighter.
