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  • Odyssey fine-tuning helps Dougherty to victory

    Written by Jonathan Greathead, TG Equipment Editor on Thursday 2 July 2009

    We’ve long been talking up the brilliance of custom-fitting in every department of your game – and Nick Dougherty’s recent victory helps illustrate that perfectly! The amiable Englishman stole the headlines with victory at the BMW International Open last week – just a fortnight after visiting Callaway’s putter lab where he made use of the state-of-the-art Science and Motion technology to...

  • ECCO UPDATE CLASSIC PREMIER

    Written by Jonathan Greathead, TG Equipment Editor on Friday 3 July 2009

    The Classic Premier shoe from ECCO just screams quality and class – and it’s now benefiting from a little update! As well as featuring the Four Dots logo, which can be seen on all ECCO’s 2009 range, the Classic Premier features a fusion of traditional styling and modern technology together with superbly finished leather uppers. A new dual-density, multi-coloured construction allows for...

  • ECCO GO ALL SPORTY WITH LATEST SHOE ADDITION

    Written by Jonathan Greathead, TG Equipment Editor on Friday 3 July 2009

    ECCO are right at the top of the tree when it comes to golf shoes – and now they’ve launched the Ladies Casual Pitch Premier to add to their extensive range. The shoe showcases the new Four Dots logo concept which is part of the consistent design of the 2009 collection and is perfect for the female golfer who wants that...

  • Odyssey putter to suit all budgets!

    Written by Jonathan Greathead, TG Equipment Editor on Friday 10 July 2009

    Odyssey putters are among the best in the world – they are well-known for their quality and variety of shapes and sizes – and also for being a tad on the expensive side. But the latest Crimson Series can be in your bag for just £80! Yep, the new range features three Tour-inspired head shapes featuring Odyssey’s Crimson Stronomic insert. There is...

  • Stewart Golf wheels in to No10 Downing Street

    Friday 10 July 2009

    The creator of the innovative range of Stewart Golf trolleys has received the ultimate ministerial endorsement after being invited to 10 Downing Street to meet Prime Minister Gordon Brown. Mark Stewart is the man behind the luxurious remote controlled trolleys such as the X3 and the F1 Lithium, which retails at a cool £2,500. And with UK celebrities such as Vernon Kay...

  • New device helps to improve your game in the wind

    Written by TG Equipment Writer on Friday 17 July 2009

    JDC Electronics has introduced a handy device for measuring wind speed on the golf course so golfers can analyse their yardages and shot shapes in windy conditions. The Skywatch Eole 1 Anemometer can measure any windspeed from 1mph and stronger. Obviously the device cannot be used in competitive rounds but is ideal for practice rounds and on the range. www.skyview.co.uk £62.00...

  • Powakaddy introduces two-year warranty across its ranges

    Written by TG Equipment Writer on Friday 17 July 2009

    Leading electric trolley manufacturer Powakaddy has announced that it has introduced a two-year warranty as standard across all its electric ranges. Earlier this year the company announced a two-year warranty on its flagship range the Freeway II but that has now been extended across the board at no additional cost. For more details visit: http://powakaddy.com/support/warranty-registration/...

  • Daly Signs Up With Druh Belts

    Written by Jonathan Greathead, TG Equipment Editor on Tuesday 21 July 2009

    John Daly was, without doubt, the most colourful man at Turnberry last week with his lairy clothes capturing the imagination amongst the TV viewers and spectators in the stands. And while the bright trousers were often the talk of the town, the two-time Major winner was also showcasing his own range of Druh belts throughout the week. Daly, who eventually tied for an impressive...

  • Go tight to improve your game with Equmen undershirts

    Written by TG Equipment Writer on Friday 24 July 2009

    Skintight tops, such as Equmen undershirts, seem to be all the rage on the golf course these days – but it’s more about performance than fashion on the fairways. The technology and science behind these performance shirts could get a man halfway to Mars, but it is the performance benefits on the course that will interest the golfers out there. Equmen’s Core Precision...

  • ProStance’s Brewerton Cruises To Spanish Open Victory

    Written by TG Staff Writer on Monday 27 July 2009

    ProStance’s Becky Brewerton scored a final round of 70 for a four round total of 270, 18-under-par, at Panorámica Golf & Country Club in Castelló to record a stunning six stroke victory at the Open de España Femenino. She finished six clear of fellow Welshwoman Breanne Loucks, Italian Diana Luna and Spaniards Tania Elosegui and Emma Cabrera-Bello. It was Becky’s second Ladies...

  • Stadium Driving Range gets new short game area

    Written by TG Features Writer on Wednesday 29 July 2009

    Direct Golf UK’s Stadium Driving Range, Huddersfield, has undergone an overhaul, including a fantastic new short game area. The new additions are: A deluxe Hotblade Putting Green fitted by Showcase Greens A decking and seating area over-looking the putting green 6 real grass tees 6 high quality astroturf tees 4 real grass chipping greens 1 real full size sand bunker Take the Hotblade Challenge this summer and enter the...

  • The world’s first left-handed golf shirt

    Written by TG Features Writer on Monday 10 August 2009

    The 10% of golfers who are lefties usually get a raw deal, but now they’re getting something first for once. It may look like a normal shirt to the untrained eye, but this polo actually features 25% more fabric and a specific stretch panel on and over the leading right shoulder, which helps retain width in the backswing by providing additional...

  • Waterproof GolfLogix GPS that can sleep with the fishes

    Written by TG equipment editor on Friday 14 August 2009

    Now you can get a distance to the flag from any point on the golf course – even from the bottom of that pond on the 6th hole – thanks to a waterproof GPS device from GolfLogix. The GolfLogix device, powered by Garmin, is specifically designed for the British weather so that it can be used in any conditions without fear...

  • Rebecca Hudson is the Scorpio Queen

    Written by TG equipment editor on Tuesday 18 August 2009

    Ladies European Tour player Rebecca Hudson has joined forces with Dubai apparel label Scorpio Golf, who will design personalised symbols and garments for the former Ladies English Open champion. Hudson, known as Becs, will wear the apparel which has been designed with a Bx logo to incorporate her nickname, the St George’s cross and the colours of the Union Jack flag. She...

  • Ogilvy looks to get in the groove early

    Written by TG equipment editor on Friday 21 August 2009

    World number eight Geoff Ogilvy has been practicing with new grooves ahead the rule change at the end of the year. The Australian wants to be ahead of the game when the new grooves come into place on January 1, 2010 and he believes they are going to suit players with a top notch short game. Speaking on Twitter, Ogilvy said: “[I’ve]...

  • Try hundreds of clubs at super demo day

    Written by TG Features Writer on Monday 24 August 2009

    You’ll have the chance to try hundreds of clubs at the Stadium Driving Range, Huddersfield, on from 10am to 5pm on Saturday 5 September. There’ll be a wide selection of drivers, fairways, hybrids, irons, wedges and putters and representatives from all the top manufacturers for you to get your hands on. As well as a full driving range, there’s also a brand new...

  • Show your support with a football team standbag

    Written by TG Features Writer on Friday 28 August 2009

    There’s a now a new way to show your support for your favourite football team, with a standbag emblazoned with their club badge and colours. Premier Licensing, which currently includes Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool and Everton, to coincide with the launch of the new season, and more club designs are set to follow soon. Each bag costs £119 and features seven pockets including a dry...

  • Bag Boy’s award-winning travel cases available in the UK

    Written by TG Features Writer on Friday 28 August 2009

    Leading US brand Bag Boy have made their innovative and award-winning travel cases available in the UK. The £99.99 Bag Boy T-10 travel cover is made of alliweather polyester and features a combination hard top/soft sided design that provides unmatched protection for today’s oversized clubs, while conveniently folding for easy storage. The heavy duty Anti-Burst Strapping System that and durable skid resistant PVC base...

  • New Srixon AD333 Ball

    Written by Jonathan Greathead, Senior Equipment Editor on Monday 7 September 2009

    We love Srixon balls on TG, and we know that you do too – and there’s some great news with regards to their massively popular AD333 offering. It’s now even better! In addition to having a great feel to it due to the soft cover, the new Srixon AD333 ball is longer than before due to the larger Energetic Gradient Growth core as well...

  • Golf Pride celebrates 10 years at the top

    Written by Jonathan Greathead, TG Senior Equipment Editor on Thursday 10 September 2009

    Lots of you will know that Golf Pride make brilliant golf grips – stylish, cool and stunningly effective in all sorts of weather conditions. But what you might not know is that in the last 40 Majors the company has racked up an impressive 33 victories, signalling a decade at the very top of the professional game. In fact, every one of the...

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