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.
NEWTOWN SQUARE, Pa. — Two and a half inches. That’s the gap between the longest and shortest driver builds Rickie Fowler has played in his professional career. This week at the PGA Championship, Fowler plans to use a 43.25-inch Cobra OPTM X driver, the shortest build he’s ever put in the bag, following work with Read more…
Father’s Day is fast approaching, and with comes the height of golf season. The days are longer and life is breezier, which means, of course, more time for dad to devote to his game. This year, show him how much you care with a gift that will not only make him think of you while Read more…
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.
A hybrid club has one function: to replace the unhittable irons in your bag with something relatively life-altering. Because an afternoon of knee-high fizzers by your long irons would make anyone reconsider whether fishing might be a better use of time, while gentle, high-floating, target-seeking shots from what used to be your 4-iron makes you Read more…
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.
The concept of “soft” is a curious one when it comes to golf balls. It’s universal that most golfers prefer golf balls that lean toward the softer end of the spectrum, but most golfers also know that the penalty for too soft is a less-than-energetic response at impact on tee shots. No one wants to Read more…
What you need to know: Automotive giant McLaren enters the golf-equipment fray with a pair of irons, the better players Series 1 and players-distance Series 3 models. Both employ a metal-injection-molding process that allows the company to dial in the material to the geometry instead of forcing the geometry to fit the material. A weight-saving Read more…
Bettinardi introduces heel shafted Hexperimental #7 and #9 zero torque putters, expanding its SimplyBalanced technology into more traditional head shapes with refined stability and feel.
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.
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