While the torched version of Rory McIlroy’s Spider Tour X has been made in limited quantities, it was never a retail option. That will soon change with the release of Spider Tour Torched.
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: L.A.B. Golf’s putters have made inroads in simplifying the putting stroke through its specially weighted and lie-angle balanced designs. The aim is to reduce the need for the hands to manipulate the face back to square at impact. Now, the company’s new VZN.1i mallets take aim at, well, aim. With a Read more…
Every year, golfers who play players irons (blades and compact cavities) are told the same thing: The tradeoff is real. You’re sacrificing distance and forgiveness for feel and workability. Accept it or go find a players-distance or game-improvement iron. What recent robot testing reveals is that the tradeoff is more complicated than that, and a Read more…
Russell Henley’s Titleist setup helped deliver a clutch Charles Schwab Challenge win, featuring a Pro V1x, TSi3 driver, T100 irons and Scotty Cameron Phantom 5 putter.
On the surface, it seems like wedges are all variations on the same theme, that the differences aren’t necessarily immediately obvious. But if you’re looking for differences in such a precise and microscopically nuanced category, it seems a good place to start would be looking at what players who have a good short game have Read more…
Ping’s new G Le4 women’s range combines lightweight technology, forgiveness and confidence-inspiring designs to help golfers hit it longer and straighter. Here’s everything you need to know, including Australian pricing and specs.
The PGA Championship at Aronimink gave us one of the clearest snapshots yet of where golf fashion is heading next. Heritage storytelling, quiet luxury, relaxed tailoring, and old-school layering all took center stage in Philadelphia this week, while a few lingering relics from the slim-fit tech era continued to overstay their welcome. From Min Woo Read more…
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Tour Edge gets in on the “zero-torque” putter design trend with the launch of its Zero T line of four mallets. Each of the four wide-body, high-stability designs feature a shaft position that joins the head at the location of the center of gravity. The intent is to produce a Read more…
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.
Ping’s G400 lineup turns 9 years old this year, and like a fine wine, it has aged better than most in the driver category. Both the standard G400 and G400 Max heads continue to surface in tour bags, including 2025 Butterfield Bermuda Championship winner Adam Schenk. While face technology has improved in the last decade, Read more…
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