Written by James Hogg on Friday 9 May 2025
We spotted them on tour a while back, and now Odyssey have officially launched their Ai-One Square 2 Square Max putters… Odyssey have released two new zero-torque putters: the Odyssey Ai-One Square 2 Square Max 1 and the Ai-One Square 2 Square Max Stripe. Both models were spotted on Tour at the Players Championship, where they drew a lot of attention. It’s...
Written by James Hogg on Thursday 8 May 2025
PXG add a second zero-torque putter to their range with the launch of the PXG Bat Attack ZT putter Zero-torque putters are growing massively in popularity, it’s really no surprise to see PXG introduce a second zero-torque putter to their range to challenge the best putters of 2025, following the success of the PXG Allan. The newest addition to PXG’s impressive line-up...
Written by Alex Perry and Alex Lodge on Tuesday 6 May 2025
Distance-measuring devices are now allowed in some tour events. But the slope function is causing some issues. So what is it? Is it allowed? And should you by a rangefinder that has it? The PGA Tour’s recent decision to combat slow play by allowing players to use rangefinders has had mixed reviews from all corners of the game. It’s nothing new,...
Written by Rob McGarr on Friday 2 May 2025
If you’re among the 60% of golfers with a mid-range swing speed, choosing the right golf ball could make a huge difference to your driving distance. I recently brought you the news that golfers with slow swing speeds (85mph with a driver) can gain 8.6 yards on their drives just by switching golf ball. If you’ve got a bit more speed in...
Written by Will Shreeve-Peacock on Thursday 1 May 2025
Justin Timberlake and Nike Golf Launch Luxury “Raggio Di Sole” Victory Tour 4 Golf Shoes. In a move that bridges celebrity influence, Italian craftsmanship, and high-performance golf footwear, Justin Timberlake has teamed up with Nike Golf to release a limited edition run of these best golf shoes, the Victory Tour 4 “Raggio Di Sole.” Dropping May 1 through the Nike, Nike...
Written by Lewis Daff on Thursday 1 May 2025
The custom irons that helped Rory McIlroy become a Grand Slam champion have been made available by TaylorMade to golfers around the world. Here’s what you need to know… Ever since he signed with the TaylorMade Golf Company in 2017, a few months after the announcement from Nike Golf, his previous equipment supplier, that they would be pulling out of the...
Written by Rob McGarr on Tuesday 29 April 2025
With junior golf participation booming, one of the game’s biggest names is stepping up with a ball designed from the ground up for young players. For years, junior golfers have had access to clubs built just for them – with lighter shafts, smaller grips, custom flex profiles – all designed to make the game easier and more enjoyable at a young...
Written by James Hogg on Monday 28 April 2025
Craghoppers have been designing apparel to battle all conditions for 60 years, and their golf range includes their ‘NosiLife’ technology. Here’s our verdict… Craghoppers enter the golf apparel market, and they bring with them not only all of their 60 years of expertise in making quality, practical, and durable apparel but also their own industry-leading NosiLife insect repellent technology. NosiLife technology is...
Written by Rob McGarr on Monday 28 April 2025
With exceptional ball speed, impressive distance, and a great balance of spin and forgiveness, this driver stands toe-to-toe with the biggest names in golf. If you’re looking for the best golf driver, the most obvious options come from brands like Callaway, TaylorMade, Titleist, and Ping. And whilst you can’t go far wrong with those, sometimes our testing reveals a surprise package...
Written by Rob McGarr on Monday 28 April 2025
Our testing revealed an absolute gem of a driver that delivers fantastic performance at a competitive price… When it comes to choosing the best golf driver for your game, you’re usually picking from three main categories: low-spin models, maximum forgiveness models, and ‘core’ models that aim to deliver a balanced mix of both. That final category, while the hardest to define, is...
Written by James Hogg on Thursday 24 April 2025
TaylorMade Golf announces a licensing agreement with the NFL to bring fans of both golf and professional football together through a mutually shared love of sport and competition I don’t care what anyone says, the NFL season officially starts on draft day. Regardless of how your team drafts this year, be proud to support your team this off-season and show your...
Written by TG staff on Wednesday 23 April 2025
It’s the second time a manufacturer has put pen to paper with a LIV Golf franchise. Jon Rahm’s Legion XIII and Callaway set the ball rolling and now LIV Golf team Torque GC have put pen to paper on a huge new sponsorship deal ahead of the league’s next event in Mexico City. The agreement will see Torque’s quartet – which is...
Written by Rob McGarr on Wednesday 23 April 2025
Srixon are offering a 30-day risk-free trial on their new ZXi drivers – and it might just be the best deal in golf equipment right now. The Srixon ZXi LS was one of the surprise stars of our 2025 Drivers Test – and you’ve got nothing to lose by giving it a go. Before we get into it, let me be...
Written by Alex Perry on Monday 21 April 2025
Craghoppers have turned their expertise to golf apparel – with the brand’s industry-leading technology high on the agenda. For 60 years, Craghoppers have been making world-class, high-performance outdoor wear. Now, they are moving into golf. Craghoppers have spotted an important gap in the market for golfers who play in areas with long grass, near water, and in warmer climates...
Written by Lewis Daff on Thursday 17 April 2025
Mizuno Golf are launching one of the most high-tech and impressive fitting facilities in the world, boasting expertise and on-site construction, exclusively for their family of equipment Mizuno are no strangers to making sure their equipment line offers everything the golfer could possibly need. After initially allowing for any grip in their stock to be installed on their golf clubs,...
Written by Rob McGarr on Tuesday 15 April 2025
Swapping your driver’s weights might seem like a minor tweak, but our testing shows it can unlock serious gains in distance or accuracy. Here’s how to find the best setup for your swing. Most modern golf drivers are packed with adjustability, giving players the ability to fine-tune ball flight, spin rates, and shot shape with the twist of a wrench. Typically, you...
Written by Alex Lodge on Tuesday 15 April 2025
TaylorMade are rolling back the years again with their latest Mini Driver offering, with the TaylorMade R7 Quad Mini Driver featuring technology from the past and present to help you improve your game. TaylorMade, who have long since produced some of the best metalwoods of recent years (most recently the Qi35 family), have announced the R7 Quad Mini Driver, their...
Written by James Hogg on Thursday 10 April 2025
Callaway Apparel launch the new Callaway Legacy Collection™ – a stylish lifestyle collection you can wear on and off the course This is an advertisement feature in association with Callaway Apparel The Callaway Legacy Collection™ is the perfect combination of heritage and classic sportswear with contemporary versatility and modern streetwear. The launch of this lifestyle collection highlights a groundbreaking evolution of golf...
Written by Alex Lodge on Wednesday 2 April 2025
Callaway have extended their Elyte Driver line up, introducing a Callaway Triple Diamond Tour Draw and and Callaway Triple Diamond Max to suit a wider variety of players in 2025. The Callaway Elyte Triple Diamond was one of our best drivers of 2025, topping our rankings for the low spin drivers and providing fast ball speeds and a penetrating flight. Although...
Written by Alex Lodge on Wednesday 2 April 2025
Callaway have decided to enter the Mini Driver space in 2025 with the Callaway Elyte Mini Driver, giving versatility on and off the tee for a top-of-the-bag offering that will appeal to many golfers. To the untrained eye, the Callaway Elyte Mini Driver looks like a slimmed-down version of the Callaway Elyte core model. Whilst they have several key similarities,...