Written by Rob Jerram on Tuesday 17 January 2023
It’s nearly 70 years since Wilson’s Dynapower redefined power and distance in irons. Now the brand is bringing the name back with revolutionary drivers, fairway woods, hybrids and irons. Dynapower was one of the best golf club franchises in golf history, which is why Wilson want to share the name with another generation of golfers. The 1956 iron revolutionized the game with...
Written by Rob Jerram on Monday 16 January 2023
Titleist introduce TSR2 and TSR3 hybrids as they bid to be the most-played hybrid on the PGA Tour for a tenth straight year. If you tune in to The American Express tournament this week, chances are you’ll see a host of players using Titleist’s new hybrids. The latest addition to the TSR family, the TSR2 hybrid offers forgiving speed and performance, with the TSR3...
Written by Will Shreeve-Peacock on Monday 16 January 2023
Srixon launch the softest and longest iteration of their popular two-piece Soft feel, Soft Feel Lady, and Soft Feel Brite golf balls for 2023. One of golf’s most popular two-piece balls is back and better than ever in 2023. It is amongst the best golf balls in the game, and Srixon are promising this will be the most complete package they...
Written by Will Shreeve-Peacock on Friday 13 January 2023
Callaway unveil seven new and improved generations of their renowned golf balls for 2023, with a tech-packed model to suit every handicap. Callaway balls have always proven to be a favorite with club golfers and there’s no doubt they are amongst the best golf balls on the market. That trend looks set to continue in 2023 with new iterations of several...
Written by Rob Jerram on Thursday 12 January 2023
Cobra Golf’s new King Tour, CB and MB irons use an industry-leading forging process to deliver consistent clubs with an unmatched soft feel and precision shaping for better players. The family of players’ irons sees a traditional forged muscleback in the King MB, a compact muscle cavity back in the CB, and a technical cavity back in the King Tour to...
Written by Simon Daddow on Wednesday 11 January 2023
The Srixon ZX Mk II irons look to improve on the excellent ZX4, ZX5 and ZX7 models. Srixon irons don’t grab the headlines (or sales) in the same way new releases from the likes of TaylorMade and Callaway do, but those in the know regard Srixon irons extremely highly – and with good reason. In fact, many discerning golfers view Srixon irons...
Written by Simon Daddow on Tuesday 10 January 2023
Ping continue to build on the success of their ‘G’ drivers, with the G430 line-up certain to be a hit among golfers of all levels, from tour pros to high handicappers. Ping have been delivering consistently excellent drivers for many years now, which is probably why they haven’t felt the need to deviate from the ‘G’ product range that has been...
Written by Simon Daddow on Tuesday 10 January 2023
A carbon fiber crown helps Ping deliver distance and forgiveness across the G430 fairway woods and hybrids. Drivers tend to hog the limelight when any brand launches a new family of metalwoods, but in the case of Ping’s new G430 range, the fairway woods and hybrids deserve their fair share of the attention. That’s because the biggest new technology in G430...
Written by Simon Daddow on Tuesday 10 January 2023
The Ping G430 iron blends faster ball speeds with higher launch and increased forgiveness to create a brilliant game-improving iron that’s perfect for mid-handicap golfers. Ping’s G family has been among the best golf irons since the original Ping G2 iron launched back in 2004. Every model since has been ever so slightly better looking, more forgiving, and more powerful.
Written by Simon Daddow on Tuesday 10 January 2023
TaylorMade Stealth 2, Stealth 2 Plus and Stealth 2 HD drivers all offer increased forgiveness over the original and groundbreaking carbonwood. The original TaylorMade Stealth driver was undoubtedly one of the best drivers of 2022, and the Tour stats and results back it up, but if there was one criticism, it’s that the model perhaps wasn’t the most forgiving driver on...
Written by Simon Daddow on Tuesday 10 January 2023
Improvements on the Stealth hybrids, plus an extra model, make the Stealth 2 Rescue family one of the best hybrid golf club offerings available; while the Stealth HD iron is a slice-busting, easy-launch gem for slower swingers. JUMP TO: Stealth HD Iron More and more golfers of all abilities are ditching long irons for hybrids. Perhaps as a result, TaylorMade have expanded...
Written by Simon Daddow on Tuesday 10 January 2023
Replacing the most popular fairway woods on tour sees TaylorMade deliver subtle but important tweaks that may make the Stealth 2 the best fairway woods in the world. TaylorMade fairway woods have been some of the fastest and longest available since the brand introduced the Rocketballz back in 2012. Back then, Speed Pocket technology was new and different in fairway woods.
Written by Chris Jones on Monday 9 January 2023
Wedge maestros Cleveland reveal RTX 6 ZipCore models for 2023, with three huge technological breakthroughs to give you even more control. Cleveland have been the wedge kings since 1979, fine-tuning each model over the years to produce more spin, more consistency, more versatility and even greater playability. The RTX 6 ZipCore is the culmination of all that R&D, Tour player and consumer...
Written by Rob Jerram on Wednesday 4 January 2023
Callaway reveal three Paradym drivers, with golf’s first 360º carbon chassis and a host of AI-designed tech. Callaway’s 2023 drivers boast an industry-first carbon chassis that sees titanium completely eliminated from the three new models’ (Paradym, Paradym X, Paradym Triple Diamond) bodies, freeing up a massive 20g of weight. The manufacturing giant says the industry-first technology means golfers no longer have...
Written by Rob Jerram on Wednesday 4 January 2023
Callaway’s tech-packed and forgiving Paradym fairway woods and hybrids complement revolutionary drivers. As the definition of paradigm suggests, the new Paradym family sees a consistent idea flowing through the entire range with Callaway promising unparalleled distance and forgiveness. Carbon is the big story in Callaway’s Paradym drivers, and it continues into the fairways. With a new forged carbon sole allowing weight to...
Written by Rob Jerram on Wednesday 4 January 2023
Callaway Paradym and Paradym X irons use a Forged 455 Steel Face, normally found in woods, and a Speed Frame to combine distance and feel. Alongside the tech-packed Paradym drivers, fairway woods, and hybrids, Callaway have revealed two new premium irons to complete their revolutionary new 2023 family. The Paradym and Paradym X irons are considerably sleeker than last year’s Rogue ST...
Written by Rob McGarr on Wednesday 4 January 2023
Srixon ZX MK II Drivers, Fairway Woods and Hybrids replace the ZX5 and ZX7 – offering higher ball speed, greater forgiveness, and an all-new extra model added to the range. Although Srixon don’t compete with the likes of Callaway, TaylorMade and Ping in terms of market share, the Srixon ZX5 and ZX7 performed well against the best drivers from bigger brands...
Written by Simon Daddow on Tuesday 6 December 2022
Everything you need to know about the new TaylorMade P7MB, P7MC, and P770 irons, which have been upgraded for 2023 using feedback from Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy, and Collin Morikawa. The TaylorMade P-Series irons have played a critical role in establishing TaylorMade as a credible forged iron brand on tour. Having to satisfy the ball-striking prowess of Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy,...
Written by Simon Daddow on Tuesday 25 October 2022
Tour player insight has been key to the development of the Ping i230, which replace the i210 irons. Any brand looking to update their most-played tour iron approaches the project with serious trepidation. And so they should. Companies have come to realise over the years that fiddling with the clubs top tour players are very comfortable with comes with significant risk. New...
Written by Rob Jerram on Tuesday 4 October 2022
Wilson Golf’s 8802 is one of the most famous and successful putters in the game’s history and now, as part of the brand’s new range of Staff Model flatsticks, it is back. The 8802 is joined by the TM22 (Tech Mallet), MT22 (mallet) and BL22 (blade) in the new line-up, with each of the four models 100% precision milled from exclusive...