When it comes to filling out their golf bag, many golfers face a conundrum trying to stay under the 14 club USGA limit. To cover the gap between their driver and long irons they can either carry a fairway wood, like a three or five, or opt for hybrids, which typically range in loft from Read more…
TaylorMade is pushing the metalwood envelope yet again with its all-new SIM family, highlighted by drivers, fairways and hybrids. SIM Drivers With an asymmetric sole design and enhanced Inertia Generator, SIM drivers rely on geometry to unlock the next frontier of performance. A series of shape-inspired innovations work in unison to improve forgiveness while also Read more…
Born from the Titleist Speed Project, the new Titleist TS hybrids represent a new standard in hybrid performance—combining the explosive speed and distance of TS metalwoods with the advanced technology that has made Titleist the most played hybrids on the PGA Tour. For dedicated golfers—and Titleist Golf Club R&D engineers—hybrids are considered scoring clubs, not rescue clubs. Read more…
Tour Edge continues its advancement of its popular Hot Launch 4 line with new hybrids and individual HL4 Iron-Woods. Tour Edge hybrids and iron-woods have been setting standards for decades as industry pioneers in hybrid club advancements. The Tour Edge R&D team continues that tradition with the HL4 line. The HL4 hybrids features a thinner Read more…
When Golf Tips first tested the Knuth Golf High Heat driver in early 2018, the feedback was loud, clear and long: This club was something special, especially for mid- to high-handicappers who tend to venture away from the center of the club now and again. Then we got hold of the 5-metal a couple months Read more…
The newly launched Wilson Staff D7 driver, woods and hybrids for 2019 provide golfers with greater ball speeds for longer distances, and ultimate playability when attacking the green. With a club head weight of just 192 grams, the Wilson Staff D7 driver features RE-AKT Technology plus a combination of superlight design and reactive face technology Read more…
On the heels of its recent rollout of the Exotics EXS driver, Tour Edge now adds the Exotics EXS fairway metal and hybrid to its new product mix. The clubs feature a myriad of game-enhancing innovations including a Flight Tuning System (FTS) that includes 11-gram and 3-gram interchangeable weights, Cup Face Technology with Variable Face Read more…
The new Titleist TS fairway metals, born from the insights and technical breakthroughs of the Titleist Speed Project, are designed to drive faster ball speed with higher launch, lower spin and increased MOI for more distance and game-changing forgiveness. The new TS2 and TS3 fairways — available in golf shops Sept. 28 with fitting events at locations nationwide — provide distinct performance benefits similar to their TS2 Read more…
Bentley Golf Equipment is fairly new to the North American market, but with the Bentley collection of woods including the BD1 Driver in three loft options, the BF1 Fairway, the BU1 Utility and the BH1 Hybrid, their profile is bound to rise. “We are pleased to introduce this beautiful collection of Bentley woods,” said Simon Wilson, Read more…
Tour Edge has introduced the new Exotics CBX fairway woods, a tour-caliber club for those seeking the very best in materials and the latest in golf club technology advancements. Recent independent Iron Byron test results prove the all-new Exotics CBX woods to be the longest, lowest spinning fairway woods in a test that included three of Read more…
