The Wilson Dynapwr Max+ pushes the company’s driver lineup to a new model with the highest rating for stability on off-centre hits (moment of inertia) than any driver in company history.
Looking to learn what you need to know about the latest new products from Wilson? These handy thumbnails will keep you up to date on the company’s new releases across all club and ball catetgories. Wilson Staff Model irons: Wilson’s new Staff Model line of irons features three models: the Staff Model Blade, Staff Model Read more…
Wilson’s new Staff Model line of irons features three models: the Staff Model Blade, Staff Model CB, and the Staff Model XB. Each of the 8620 carbon steel irons were designed to fit together to address the increasing desire for combo sets.
It’s often said that numbers don’t tell the true story of a sporting event. In the case of Scheffler’s surgical display in the California desert, however, they very much tell the true story.
You won’t be surprised to hear the 2026 PGA Merchandise Show was massive. Golf’s continued growth has brought more products and innovation from different arenas to match the new players in the game. There seemed to be more exhibitors than ever at the Orange County Convention Center last week. Even the line to register for Read more…
If there’s one thing I don’t have too much of, it’s women’s golf pants that I really like. I’ve been playing golf for 30 years and have yet to experience the perfect golf pant. The pants that I find most comfortable usually look a bit too athletic and casual to really feel like golf pants. Read more…
When you’re looking at almost 27,000 shots, it’s easy to get lost in all the numbers. That’s why for this year’s Hot List we brought in the expertise of our team of scientists to quantify the performance differences that our players were seeing. Their conclusion: The differences are not vast, but they provide subtle clues Read more…
The “MOI Rating” characterizes drivers based on the measured Moment of Inertia of a driver (stability on off-center hits) in the heel-toe direction. The limit is 5,900 grams-centimeters squared, plus a 100-point tolerance. Measurements were conducted by Tom Mase, a long-time member of the Golf Digest Technical Panel and emeritus professor of mechanical engineering at Read more…
The Bridgestone Tour B family of golf balls gets a boost in speed from a new mantle layer material that adds greater density to maximise the core’s resiliency. As has been the case for nearly two decades, the line-up will feature four models.
Australian Golf Digest
