TaylorMade’s M3 and M4 irons each feature what the company calls “RIBCOR’’ technology that provides a new internal support system designed specifically to work with TaylorMade’s “Face Slot Technology’’ to achieve increased ballspeed across the entire face. TaylorMade says RIBCOR technology works in conjunction with Face Slots to stiffen the area outside the scoreline area Read more…
Tour Edge is adding three new lofts to its popular Exotics CBX Hybrid line — 17, 19 and 22 degrees, giving it six altogether. Six different loft options makes the Exotics CBX the most extensive hybrid line available, with more lofts available than any other manufacturer that has hybrids in play on the professional tours. Several players Read more…
Long known for its outstanding iron sets, Wilson Golf has announced two new sets of Staff C300 irons, including a forged set. Both are designed to deliver greater distance and superior feel. Wilson Labs engineered these irons for the crossover player whom Wilson defines as a mid-to-high handicap player seeking distance and accuracy, but in Read more…
The new Wilson C300 driver metals woods are the company’s first line with Power Hole technology blended with a cutting-edge head design to create the new Wilson Staff C300 family of performance metalwoods. “This is the first execution of our award-winning patented Power Holes iron technology in the metalwoods category,” said Jon Pergande, Global Innovation Manger Read more…
In one of the most exciting golf club launches of 2018, the Tour Edge HL3 features a complete lineup from driver to wedge, all designed to fill a niche as the best pound-for-pound technology and performance at a mid-tier price point. The HL3 driver comes in two different configurations– a straight version and an offset Read more…
TaylorMade has shifted the paradigm of golf club engineering once again with the introduction of the TaylorMade M3 and M4 drivers and metal woods, highlighted by the company’s breakthrough innovation – Twist Face technology. Twist Face technology is truly the first of its kind. It’s TaylorMade’s solution to counteract golfers’ most common misses, more specifically, Read more…
Setting new standards in combined MOI and forgiveness for a driver, the Ping G400 Max is the flagship club in the company’s spring 2018 array. “We’re on a mission to help golfers play better, and we know that starts with clubs that deliver across-the-board performance gains,” says Ping President John K. Solheim. “The new G400 Read more…
This Asian company with American headquarters in Southern California offers high-end clubs that have gained a lot of attention lately, and the Honma Be ZEAL 535 Series is bound to get plenty of notice, too. The Be ZEAL 535 series offers the performance features casual golfers seek day in and day out. An evolution of Read more…
Actually launched last September, the latest version of the Cleveland Launcher line of woods and irons help golfers experience faster ball speeds, more distance, and added control. They combine Cleveland Golf’s most popular club technologies with new performance innovations that provide avid golfers with the distance, forgiveness, and control they demand. Marketing Director Brian Schielke, Read more…
The Callaway Rogue follows up on the company’a successful Epic driver/fairway woods line from previous years. The Rogue drivers and fairway woods feature the company’s Jailbreak Technology that helps increase ball speed — for the first time in fairway woods. The line is available in either standard or Sub Zero configurations. “We aligned these technologies Read more…
