Written by Rob Jerram on Monday 11 March 2024
Get ready to fall in love as Ping i530 irons promise more yards and a surprisingly high level of forgiveness in a stunning players’ distance iron package. Ping are renowned for making some of the best golf irons and the new i530 irons look set to continue the trend. They replace the incredibly successful Ping i525 model – one of our...
Written by James Hogg on Friday 8 March 2024
Everything you need to know about the Motocaddy SE electric golf trolley that’s been introduced as an entry-level model to get golfers to go electric Motocaddy are responsible for some of the best golf trolleys gracing the fairways. They are best known for their fantastic range of electric golf trolleys – consisting of the brand-new M-Series range – which they...
Written by James Hogg on Friday 8 March 2024
Everything you need to know about TaylorMade Speedsoft and Speedsoft Ink golf balls entering TaylorMade’s golf ball line-up as their softest option TaylorMade clearly know what they’re doing when it comes to manufacturing golf balls. They’ve been leading players in the golf ball market since they first started producing golf balls around the turn of the century. Since then TaylorMade...
Written by James Hogg on Wednesday 6 March 2024
Everything you need to know about the new range of Powakaddy electric golf trolleys featuring Plug ‘n’ Play batteries and Mag-Lok bag attachment Powakaddy have unveiled their 2024 collection of electric golf trolleys. Powakaddy are responsible year after year for manufacturing some of the best golf trolleys on the market. There are six new Powakaddy golf trolleys in their 2024...
Written by James Hogg on Friday 1 March 2024
Everything you need to know about Motocaddy’s 2024 M-Series electric trolleys sporting automotive-inspired styling and cable-free batteries. Motocaddy are the world’s leading electric trolley brand, and they are adding seven brand-new high-performance M-Series electric trolleys to their ever-expanding range of quality golf trolleys. All seven of the new Motocaddy M-Series electric golf trolleys boast a sleek automotive-inspired design and feature the...
Written by Will Shreeve-Peacock on Tuesday 27 February 2024
Looking to build on nearly 20 years of success, adidas have unveiled the latest iteration of their flagship model. Join us as we unpack and help you understand the technology behind the adidas Tour360 24 golf shoe. If you’ve played golf anytime this century you’ve probably heard of the Tour360 golf shoe and this year the shoe is celebrating nearly two...
Written by Ross Tugwood on Thursday 15 February 2024
After announcing his new premium active lifestyle brand, the 15-time Major winner gave us our first glimpse of life post-swoosh. Returning to PGA Tour action for the first time since October 2020, Tiger Woods’ latest reincarnation had a distinctly different feel, as he brought to life his newly announced Sun Day Red apparel. Opting for understated style, Tiger donned a black shirt,...
Written by Ross Tugwood on Tuesday 13 February 2024
The cat is out the bag! Here’s everything you need to know about Tiger’s new apparel brand in partnership with TaylorMade. A new era begins for the 15-time Major winner after splitting amicably after 27 years from one the greatest athlete-brand relationships sport has ever seen, while launching his own brand known as Sun Day Red. The swoosh has gone, but the...
Written by James Hogg on Tuesday 23 January 2024
Cobra announce a brand new range of 3D Printed putters for 2024 that have been enhanced to deliver better feel and a purer roll Cobra have been manufacturing 3D Printed putters since 2020, and year after year they have competed with the best putters on the market – will 2024 be a repeat of the same? It wouldn’t be at all...
Written by James Hogg on Tuesday 23 January 2024
Cobra unveils their uber-soft range of Vintage putters that roll perfectly off the innovative PEBAX insert If you’re in the market for one of the best golf putters, the choice is more extensive than it’s ever been! Your putter is arguably the most important club in the bag, therefore it’s important to find the perfect one for you – it could...
Written by James Hogg on Thursday 11 January 2024
The Cobra Darkspeed iron is a game improvement model designed to produce amazing feel, faster ball speeds, and deliver increased distance Every golfer wants to play with a set of irons that gets them hitting more greens and hitting the ball farther – if you’re still on the search, Cobra’s Darkspeed irons just might be the answer. Having a set of...
Written by James Hogg on Thursday 11 January 2024
Cobra unveils their ‘fastest driver ever’, delivering out-of-this-world speed for golfers of all abilities Jump to: Darkspeed X | Darkspeed Max | Darkspeed Max Women’s | Darkspeed LS It’s everyone’s favorite time of year once again when the brands unveil their new equipment for the upcoming golf season – and Cobra’s doesn’t disappoint. Cobra’s fresh claims for 2024 are that Darkspeed is...
Written by Ross Tugwood on Thursday 4 January 2024
Callaway targets the game improvement irons market with three models to tighten shot dispersion and get more players hitting more greens in 2024. Jump To: Ai-Smoke | Ai-Smoke Max Fast | Ai-Smoke HL Finding greens is the name of the game when you reach for an iron, and hitting the dancefloor is not only one of the best feelings in golf but...
Written by Ross Tugwood on Thursday 4 January 2024
Callaway reveals their ‘sweetest’ family of drivers ever, powered by AI to deliver a smoking-hot performance for all golfing abilities. Jump To: Ai-Smoke Max | Ai-Smoke Max D | Ai-Smoke Max Fast | Ai-Smoke Triple Diamond “Sweeter from every spot.” Sounds great doesn’t it? A new season brings fresh claims and Callaway is certainly not holding back with a promise that will pull...
Written by Ross Tugwood on Thursday 4 January 2024
Callaway steps up in 2024 to challenge Titleist’s era of Pro V1 dominance with the launch of the Chrome Tour and Chrome Tour X golf ball. Jump To: Chrome Tour | Chrome Tour X | Chrome Soft Since their conception in 2014, Callaway’s Chrome Soft golf balls have struggled to consistently live up to their original tagline as ‘the ball that changed...
Written by Simon Daddow on Tuesday 2 January 2024
We take a look at the new Vokey SM10 wedges, which replace the SM9 and look set to be among the best wedges of 2024. As the 2024 PGA Tour season debuts this week in Hawaii, so does a raft of new gear – including drivers, irons, balls and wedges. Along with the latest drivers from TaylorMade, Callaway and Ping, Titleist has...
Written by Ross Tugwood on Saturday 16 December 2023
Equipment giant TaylorMade has announced the addition of putter master craftsman Logan Olson to their ranks. Logan Olson made quite the name for himself over the past 12 months after his bespoke flatsticks found their way into the bags of several of the world’s best golfers. The 27-year-old from Fortuna, California grabbed the headlines when World No.1 Scottie Scheffler turned around...
Written by Ross Tugwood on Monday 4 December 2023
R&A and USGA are set to impose a ‘distance tax’ on all golfers, but is this a price we should all be happy to pay? A proposed ‘golf ball rollback’ designed to curtail hitting distances of the game’s elite looks set to get the green light from golfing authorities, albeit with one final twist in the tale. We will all have to...
Written by Simon Daddow on Tuesday 28 November 2023
The TaylorMade Qi10 driver promises to deliver ball speed and distance alongside a massive jump in forgiveness. TaylorMade have long been known for making some of the very best golf drivers when it comes to ball speed and distance, but lacking somewhat in the forgiveness and dispersion stakes. The new family of TaylorMade Qi10 drivers looks set to change that,...
Written by James Hogg on Wednesday 15 November 2023
Everything we know about the PXG Black Ops drivers, the brand’s driver family for 2024. PXG have produced some of the best golf drivers in recent years, and their new model for 2024 has been sighted on the USGA conforming list – PXG Black Ops. From the information on the USGA website, and what’s visible on the image, it looks as though...