Written by Simon Daddow on Wednesday 26 October 2016
Four Today’s Golfer readers put the new Ping Zero Gravity waterproof jacket through its paces. Ping probably isn’t the first name to spring to mind when you’re looking to buy a new waterproof jacket. But its new Zero Gravity is the lightest waterproof jacket we’ve ever come across. So we put it to the test. The panel: Allan Smith (handicap 11), Dave Rimmer...
Written by Edward Colman on Thursday 20 October 2016
Cobra recently revealed the King Forged and King F7 One length irons and here are some of the finer details you might have missed. From changing head weights to playing flop and sand shots with One Length clubs here’s what the team at Cobra told us. Why are One Length irons more consistent? Cobra say One Length irons are more consistent because every...
Written by Edward Colman on Tuesday 18 October 2016
In 1983, Joe Catford arrived at The Open at Royal Birkdale with something genuinely revolutionary. Looking back now, it can be kindly described as a rough prototype – but behind its clunky appearance was the first commercial electric trolley. It was essentially little more than some steel tubing, a motor and some wheels, but it was the first design of what we...
Written by Edward Colman on Tuesday 18 October 2016
TaylorMade have announced the release of the TP Collection, an entirely new line of six putters. The range is comprised of six distinct models, five of which feature a 303 stainless steel construction for solid feel and skim-milled machining for exacting contours. The TP Collection, will be landing in April 2017 and utilises new materials and new milling processes not only to...
Written by Edward Colman on Tuesday 18 October 2016
If you own TaylorMade’s popular M1 driver, here’s how to set it up for ultimate forgiveness… The M1 has two weight tracks featuring two sliding weights, so it makes perfect sense that if you combine both weights in the same track and position them at the back of the head, forgiveness has to be improved. MORE GEAR STORIES TaylorMade M1 Driver Review TaylorMade M1...
Friday 14 October 2016
Which grips are best in the rain? It’s always worth taking the time to give your grips an overhaul. If a good scrub in soapy water and drying with a clean towel isn’t enough to bring them back to life, a regrip is always a sound investment. And if you want a grip that’s capable of performing in all weathers, here are five...
Written by Edward Colman on Thursday 13 October 2016
Four-time PGA Tour winner Aaron Baddeley has signed an agreement to play PING equipment. Baddeley will play his first event as a PING pro at this week’s season-opening event, the Safeway Open and his most recent victory came in July with a PING G LS Tec driver and G 3-wood. The 35-year-old has earned more than $19 million in prize money and...
Written by Edward Colman on Thursday 6 October 2016
ETIQUS, the British brand of patented, quality timepieces exclusively for golfers, has increased the model choice in its Sport Lady collection with the addition of new styles. The new Sport Lady golf timepiece models feature leather straps in a variety of colours to offer stylish design and high quality products for the fashion conscious female golfer. Featuring the familiar subtle dimpled face...
Written by Edward Colman on Thursday 6 October 2016
Nikon have today (Thursday October 6th) released three new innovative Laser Rangefinder models. The COOLSHOT 80i VR, COOLSHOT 80 VR and MONARCH 7i VR all employ an optical VR (Vibration Reduction) function. Nikon’s Vibration Reduction system reduces vibrations of the image in the viewfinder caused by hand movement by approximately 4/5 or less, based on Nikon’s measurement standards. With the subject in the...
Written by Michael Catling on Wednesday 5 October 2016
A new Autumn and Winter 2016 apparel collection has been unveiled by dunhill LINKS. The collection was revealed at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship in St. Andrews and features performance-driven design apparel for amateur and professional golfers alike. Incorporating the British brand’s sophisticated design codes with modern technologies, the collection champions the best in luxury and the best in sport. Select professional and...
Written by Simon Daddow on Wednesday 7 September 2016
Callaway’s Big Bertha name when it comes to irons has been synonymous with super forgiving game improvement technology ever since the first BB appeared in 1994. It’s no surprise then the new Big Bertha OS is aimed firmly at the “Super Game Improver”. We’ve heard golf club engineers murmur before about how irons especially those designed for maximum forgiveness are...
Written by Edward Colman on Friday 30 September 2016
ECCO Golf is delighted to announce that a new multi-year agreement has been reached with ambassador Fred Couples. Couples, the World Golf Hall of Famer and Golf Digest’s “Coolest Golfer of all Time”, will continue to compete with the ECCO Golf logo on the side of his hat, and showcase the Danish company’s multi-award winning Hybrid shoes during tournament play. Couples’ relationship...
Written by Edward Colman on Thursday 29 September 2016
adidas Golf and Dustin Johnson today announced a new multi-year apparel and footwear deal. 2017 will mark the company’s tenth year collaborating with the 2016 PGA of America Player of the Year Award and Vardon Trophy recipient, 2016 US Open Champion, Top American and #2 Player in the World. “adidas Golf is more than a sponsor,” said Dustin Johnson “They have been with...
Written by Simon Daddow on Tuesday 27 September 2016
Wilson have a long history of producing great irons for tour professionals. Monty, Faldo, Vijay Singh and Arnold Palmer all used the companies models during their careers and thanks to keeping such illustrious company the brands irons have won 61 major championships, more than any other brand in golf. It’s no surprise then the new FG Tour V6 irons are...
Written by Edward Colman on Friday 23 September 2016
Golf is full of great traditions, but every other year we are treated to an event unlike any other in the sport. The best players from Europe go to battle with their rivals from the USA and a few days of heated competition on the golf course produce enough drama, pride and passion to fuel the fires of the winners and...
Written by Simon Daddow on Wednesday 14 September 2016
Micro GPS systems are growing rapidly in popularity. They’re so simple, straight forward and give just the right amount of yardage information most club golfers need. GolfBuddy’s new Voice2 gives all the basic distances, but unlike others because its got a voice it can also read yardages to you just like a real caddy. You just need to clip the tiny...
Written by Simon Daddow on Wednesday 14 September 2016
Ping have dedicated some serious time and effort into developing their apparel and waterproofs over the last two years and from the look of their new autumn winter range the hard work is paying off. Ping have really focused on delivering what they call “improved playability” with the new apparel range. So the story is consistent with their golf clubs and...
Written by Simon Daddow on Thursday 8 September 2016
If you haven’t noticed, Titleist dance to their own tune when it comes to product launches. Whilst golfs other major manufacturers like to reveal new ranges every year Titleist prefer to switch between driver/fairways and irons/hybrids on a two yearly cycle, as they believe it takes that long to make a better product. Titleist’s last driver the 915 was launched in...
Written by Simon Daddow on Wednesday 7 September 2016
PXG say they develop new products without time or cost constraints. And with having a compact tour and moderate sized iron in their range already it makes perfect sense they’ve turned focus onto “xtreme forgiveness” with the latest launch. When other brands create super forgiving irons most immediately go for huge cavity back designs to get as much weight as far...
Written by Today's Golfer on Wednesday 31 August 2016
Love them or hate them GPS watches have had a significant effect on golfers since they first hit the shelf and we recently put two of this year’s cohort to the test over ten rounds and were impressed with what was on offer. Garmin Approach X40 First impressions I don’t usually wear a watch as I don’t like playing with anything on...