It’s easier than ever to find golf equipment designed exactly for you. Read our 2007 equipment golf review to find the right putters, irons, drivers and more. We have the golf equipment review you need.
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By Staff, Photos by David Johnston
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 Long known as the golf bag’s unsung heroes, irons have come full
circle. No longer are there just a few options between forged blades
and cast cavity-backs. Instead, there are numerous new models that
feature varying degrees of exciting new technologies designed to help
virtually all kinds of golfers.
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By Staff
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Check Out Cleveland's New High Tech Irons
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By Staff, Photos by David K. Johnson
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 Think maybe somebody down in Huntington Beach is a USC Trojan fan?
Perhaps, but the college football stalwart USC has nothing to do with a
pair of the newest, most innovative irons to come from Cleveland Golf’s
HQ. Called the CG RED ($699) and CG GOLD irons ($599), these two models
are loaded with a host of next-generation technologies designed to
accommodate virtually any type of player.
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By Staff
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 Ever wondered what goes into making a set of irons? With special thanks to PING Golf and our partners at Golf Life TV, we were hosted to a tour and explanation of the fascinating and detailed process of how a set of PING irons are made. Sit back and watch how the folks in Phoenix, Arizona continually demonstrate why they have been leaders in club making for several decades.
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By Staff, Photo by David K. Johnston
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 Titleist and Cobra, though owned by the same parent company, are
equipment manufacturers that have had quite different design
philosophies in the past. Titleist has always been known for tradition
and performance, while Cobra products are normally associated with more
progressive looks and distance-oriented performance.
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Club Specs Investigation: GT gets up and close with Hot Stix
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By Charlie Schroeder and Ryan M. Noll
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 “Welcome to Switzerland,” a man in a white lab coat says as we near a
door marked “R & D: Employees Only.” Opposite this door, a guy is
driving golf balls into a net about 10 feet in front of him. Off to his
side, another man in a white lab coat is monitoring his progress on a
computer screen, analyzing ball spin, launch angle and a variety of
other numbers and graphs.
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Today’s irons run the gamut from forged blades and multi-material game-improvement designs to entire sets of hollow-body hybrids
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 Iron design has been evolving since the earliest days of golf. Though
crude and often unwieldy, the first primitive tools quickly proved to
be indispensable in situations where accuracy was the primary goal. In
the modern era, the iron has become the staple of the set, and
accordingly, iron designs are now better than ever. Of course,
muscleback blades are still around for the most accomplished players,
with some that actually incorporate advanced technologies to make them
more player-friendly than your father’s VIPs or Goosenecks.
Game-improvement designs, which now dominate the iron market, feature
multi-material, perimeter-weighted designs that allow all types of
players to hit towering approach shots from all types of lies. And
what’s left in between? Combo sets, which meld the best of shotmaking
in short irons, and extreme forgiveness in the shape of a hybrid as a
long-iron replacement. So you ask, have we come a long way since the
early days of raw iron and hickory shafts? You bet we have. |
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In 2007, it’s easier than ever to find a putter that’s designed exactly for you
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By Staff
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 If you’ve ever been humbled after having your stroke analyzed at one of
those high-tech putting studios, you know why the adage “feel is not
real” is, well, real. After all, when examined under a microscope, all
the flaws of your stroke are magnified. Your path goes left, your
clubface is open, you hit everything off the toe—the data doesn’t lie
and sometimes all that bad news is enough to make you want to impale
your flatstick into the monitor. What’s important to keep in mind,
however, is that our strokes demand specific kinds of putters. Whether
it’s mallet, blade, movable weights or specific inserts, there’s a
putter for you.
High MOI
Drivers aren’t the only clubs incorporating high MOI in their designs.
A number of putters, like the Odyssey White Hot XG, place the weight
deep and low to promote a truer roll. Also, its unique and light
textured-weave insert helps move weight away from the face.
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