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If it works on your shoes and other general cleaning, it might be worth giving it a try.
New gear launches every week, and I pick out the equipment stories worth a closer look. Browse club and ball reviews, shafts, launch monitors and tour equipment, with my take and a direct link to the original article or video.
If it works on your shoes and other general cleaning, it might be worth giving it a try.
Titleist GTS drivers have the buzz right now. They look sharp with gloss black head.
Grind is where wedges get more personal. More options from Titleist SM11's.
$199 "Practice" launch monitor. For the price of a rangefinder you get to understand basic stats. This should fly off the shelves.
Club Champion, PGA Tour Superstore shaft brand that prides themself on being built different. As a golfer, we need more ways to test golf shafts than just paying a ton of money at Club Champion.
Good maintenance recommendations, it's almost April. Time to get the equipment ready for that first triple bogey.
Yes! One of the most important things to do: get fitted! Whether its a driver, a whole set of irons, have a golf pro tell you what your swing needs. Golftec is solid for stat grab, order somewhere else.
Taylormade never disappoints. If you are just starting the game of golf or mid to high handicap, the Qi Max game improvement irons would be a solid addition.
Not at TR status, but have been impressed with Ventus shafts overall. Standard on the Qi35's from Taylormade last year.
This is a stretch. Wouldn't catch me rocking this..
The 7-wood continue to get more and more attractive... Is it time?
First look at the Titleist GTS drivers that tour players have been able to test since March this year. Clean.
We may have to accept a harsh reality this year with the TP5. Chrome Tour has been a solid ball, but there's nothing more testing than when it comes to the course.
Always searching for the latest equipment, it creates that new buzz when you get out on the course. We all can relate.
Top choice at $39.99. Has anyone spent this much on a glove??
Collin's bag is more predictable based on his sponsorships. Anthony Kim has three different wood models. Makes you think.
Imagine being on tour and just being fed new equipment at every turn.
Retails for $249 for the Motocaddy Range. This is a crowded space with many options.
News hitting the wire today about the release of new L.A.B. blades. Remind me of the Anser D -> a hybrid between a true blade and a mallet.
Priced at $349.99, including a one year subscription of $199.99, this has to be great. There are so many sensorless companies would be curious to see how it performs with that price point.
Minimalist wedges from New Level Golf for $150. Haven't heard of the company before today from Scottsdale, AZ. Affordable.
Feels like Golf Pride is leaning into the alignment trend we’ve seen with golf balls.
Chrome Tour continues to be one of the top balls on the market. Limited editions are cool, but the all white still wins.
A handheld with GPS but no laser to shoot the pin, not sure if this one makes it to the bag.
Akshay Bhatia’s win came with a 2022 Rogue ST Triple Diamond driver. Sometimes the best club is the one you trust. Alright, Scottie?
More in depth look at the Wilson Staff Model CB irons. An underrated company that often flies under the radar.
One of the viral points was Cameron Young and his 11 degree Titleist GT3 driver.
The Krank drivers are probably not in most golfers wheelhouse, but something to keep an eye on: Avoda irons and Bettinardi HLX 5.0 wedges. PGA superstore has Bettinardi's on sale for half price.
More in depth look at the different variations of the new PING irons for 2026.
Fore Bros partners with Galvin Green, a brand known for premium waterproof and windproof outerwear. A natural fit for UK golf.