L.A.B. Golf introduces two blades, Link.2.1, Link.2.2: What you need to know

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: L.A.B. Golf has made its name as the leader in what’s been called (but it doesn’t call) “zero-torque” mallets, but it’s now again exploring the look of a classic heel-shafted blade that still employs the stroke-easing technology of its lie-angle balanced weighting. PRICE: $500 (custom models at $600). Available April Read more…

Srixon Q-Star Tour golf balls: What you need to know

Srixon’s sixth-generation Q Star Tour golf balls combine sustainability with performance. Featuring a plant-based urethane cover, Spin Skin+ for extra spin, and the FastLayer core for more distance and control, they’re perfect for mid-speed players.

Hot List 2026: The best drivers for fast swingers

Although tester groups for the Hot List are primarily broken down by skill level, we’re also able to cross-cut using different parameters. For this exercise, we’ve sorted by our fastest swingers, those who cruise at 105 miles per hour or more. They made up roughly one third of our testing panel for the 2026 Hot Read more…

PXG Stick’em Forged wedges: What you need to know

PXG’s new Stick’em Forged wedges deliver tour-inspired feel and consistency. Triple-forged 8620 steel, high toe weighting, optimized grooves and versatile grinds give golfers more spin, stability and confidence around the green.

Miura PI-402 irons: What you need to know

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: The new Miura PI-402 irons combine a cast frame and high-strength chromoly steel face insert to create faster ball speeds from a relatively compact shape. It is an update of the company’s PI-401 iron introduced five years ago, and it promises more distance along with a revised sole design based Read more…

Ping i540 irons: What you need to know

Ping has introduced the i540 irons, a players-distance model featuring a maraging steel face, tungsten weighting and inR-Air technology to deliver more speed, higher launch and improved feel.

Brooks Koepka quietly makes equipment change that’s turning heads

Koepka quietly swapped his Srixon Z-Star for a Titleist Pro V1x, the script and side stamp blacked out. Golf Digest confirmed the ball in play was the 2025 version. It’s the kind of detail that can slip past most fans but rarely escapes the notice of gearheads.

Hot List 2026: The most forgiving irons

Rory McIlroy recently talked about switching into and then out of a more forgiving iron. And while his journey to find the ideal set of sticks is intriguing, let’s be perfectly clear: It has nothing to do with your search for irons. More forgiveness (known in physics as moment of inertia or MOI) is almost Read more…