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What you wear on the greens can make a huge difference in not only how comfortable you are, but also how powerful a swing you can make. Trust our golf shoe and reviews to help you choose the equipment that best suits you.

2010 Buyer's Guide Drivers This year's drivers are like the classics, but with modern engines 2010 is a great year to buy a new driver. Manufacturers have (with a few exceptions) returned to more traditionally shaped clubs, stock driver shafts are better than ever (though certainly not as high performing as a premium fitted one), and prices haven’t budged.

2010 Buyer's Guide Putters Choosing the right putter means first looking at what type of putting stroke you have Looking to drain a few more putts this year? We don’t blame you; and deciding to buy a new flatstick this year isn’t such a bad idea.

2010 Buyer's Guide Wedges New groove rules mean new innovations in wedge technology Wedge technology hasn’t exactly been at the forefront of our minds in recent years.

2010 Buyer's Guide Shafts It’s remarkable how much a good-quality shaft can change your game. Want to know the fastest way to improve your game? Replace all those stock shafts with a top-of-the-line graphite or steel offering.

2010 Buyer's Guide Grips Your hands are the only connection you have with the club, so you must play with the right grips. Considering the grip is the only area that connects you with the golf club, not to mention with the golf ball for the matter, it’s a wonder so many golfers overlook this critical component.

2010 Buyer's Guide Balls Golf balls are a lot like shoes. If one doesn’t fit your game, it can make for a very uncomfortable round. Use our guide to find the one that best matches your player profile. Put it into play, and enjoy the day.

2010 Buyer's Guide Woods Today's fairway woods and hybrids are bigger, longer and easier to hit than ever. Looking to finally reach that long par-5 in two? How about actually hitting the green from 200 yards away, in the rough?

We Tried It 2010 Fresh New Callaway Sticks Featuring a radical triangular design (buh-bye square), this driver is dubbed by Callaway as the company’s longest and straightest driver ever.

Easy On Your Hands Sure, the economy’s tough right now. But just because many golfers can’t justify buying a new set of clubs at the moment, that shouldn’t stop them from playing clubs that feel factory fresh.

Clubfitting 101 There’s more than one way to get perfectly fitted clubs It’s easy to envy PGA Tour pros– especially ones who win tournaments and earn big prize money. Not only do they get to play great courses, but they receive the royal treatment wherever they go.

What’s Hot In 2010 An insider’s look at some of the hot new stuff for 2010 The WORD from Nate Radcliffe, metalwoods development manager in Cleveland’s R&D division: The rules of the modern game govern energy transfer, stability and other key design variables, but historically the weight and balance point of the golf club have been governed more by available technologies than by the rule books.

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